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“It's rare to encounter a song from the last 70 years or so that doesn’t involve it in some way”: How to work with reverb effectively
Reverb is one of the most-used effects in the music producer’s toolkit. Indeed, it’s rare to encounter a song from the last 70 years or so that doesn’t involve reverb in some way. While it may seem ...
Hughes & Kettner finally brings back its Puretone amp by popular demand... as a plugin
The Hughes & Kettner Puretone plugin is available now and RRPs at $137 but has a discounted launch price of $49.99. It is ...
Billy Morrison tells the tale of two Les Pauls – one the bargain of the century, the other the one that got away
The Billy Idol guitarist shares his guitar-buying tips and undying love for Gibson guitars and Friedman heads – plus why he can’t be bothered to open his pedal ...
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6 Things to Know About Delta’s Flight Delay Compensation Policy
Travel insurance can make up for what Delta's delay compensation policies lack. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners who compensate us when you click to or take an action on ...
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Allan Holdsworth changed guitar forever. His engineer sheds light on his process with a behind-the-scenes look at two groundbreaking albums
Recording engineer/mixer Robert Feist shares stories from Holdsworth's sessions for 'Road Games' and 'Metal Fatigue.' ...
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New Weird Britain in Review for January by Noel Gardner
Noel Gardner kicks off another year in the undergrowth of New Weird Britain with a selection of thick psychedelia, inchoate delirium and sesh gremlin techno ...