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For all guitarists, the quest to finding the guitar tone you hear in your head and then recording it is a never-ending journey. The Ultimate Guitar Tone Handbook is your definitive guide to discovering that great, elusive guitar sound and making sure it's recorded well. This book features a series of interviews with expert players, guitar technicians, recording engineers, record producers, and gear manufacturers to give you an inside look into the business of guitar tone. The included DVD provides both audio and visual reference points to help you achieve the classic sounds you hear on records. 'The Ultimate Guitar Tone Handbook offers quality information that will serve as a solid base for development of any guitar player or guitar recording artist's imagination.' - Mateus Tebaldi, MusicGearReview.com
PRODUCT INFORMATION | Publisher | Alfred Publishing |
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| Format | Book & DVD |
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| Instrument | Guitar |
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| Category | Guitar Reference |
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| Pages | 228 |
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| Shipping Weight | 1.65 lbs |
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| Alfred Publishing Item | 00-36620 |
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| Product Code | YL00-36620 |
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| UPC Code | 38081405155 |
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| ISBN 10 | 0739075357 |
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| EAN | 9780739075357 |
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Bobby Owsinski : Author
SONG LIST
Title: Amplifier Modeling
Title: Bad Signs
Title: Battle of the Guitar Tracks
Title: Boutique Amplifiers
Title: Cabinet Buzzes
Title: Cabinet Components
Title: Cabinet Size
Title: Cable Length
Title: Cables
Title: Capacitance
Title: Change Your Tone
Title: CHAPTER 1: WHAT IS TONE?
Title: CHAPTER 2: THE EVOLUTION OF THE ELECTRIC GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER
Title: CHAPTER 3: TONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ELECTRIC GUITAR
Title: CHAPTER 4: TONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GUITAR AMPLIFIERS
Title: CHAPTER 5: SPEAKERS AND CABINETS
Title: CHAPTER 6: ELECTRIC GUITAR MIKING TECHNIQUES
Title: CHAPTER 7: ELECTRIC GUITAR PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES
Title: Choosing the Best Place in the Room
Title: Choosing the Right Mic
Title: Clean Guitars
Title: Common Guitar Production Techniques
Title: Compression
Title: Conductor Material
Title: Conductor Size
Title: Construction Materials
Title: Construction Methods
Title: Distortion
Title: Doubling
Title: Effects Pedals
Title: Electric Guitar Miking Set-Ups
Title: Equalization
Title: Evaluating a Guitar
Title: Factors Affecting Pickup Sound
Title: FOREWARD
Title: Guitars in the Mix
Title: Hardware
Title: Hybrid Amps
Title: Intangible Factors
Title: It's All in the Fingers
Title: Layering Guitars
Title: Laying In with the Rhythm Section
Title: Manufacturing Inconsistencies
Title: Mic Placement
Title: Microphone Technique 101
Title: More Complex Techniques
Title: Neck Attachment
Title: Other Factors in the Search for Tone
Title: Other Types of Pickups
Title: PART ONE: ELECTRIC GUITARS AND AMPLIFIERS
Title: Pickups
Title: Production from a Player's Perspective
Title: Reamping
Title: Recording
Title: Recording Direct
Title: Recording Levels
Title: Recording Through an Effects Box
Title: Shielding
Title: Single-Mic Techniques
Title: Solid-State Amplifiers
Title: Sonic Attributes
Title: Speaker Cabinets
Title: Speaker Manufacturers
Title: Speaker Parameters
Title: Speakers
Title: Strand Interaction
Title: Strings
Title: Studio Ears
Title: Studio Effects
Title: The 1890s: Development of Steel Strings
Title: The 1930s: Birth of the Electric
Title: The 1930s: Picks and Pickups
Title: The 1940s: The Instrument Evolves
Title: The 1950s: Breakthrough Developments
Title: The 1960s: Amps and Distortion
Title: The 1970s: Big Amps and Boutiques
Title: The 1980s: Mass Production; Improved Effects
Title: The 1990s: Wireless Goes Mainstream; Amp Modelers Debut
Title: The 2000s: Modelers; Reissues Recreate the Classics
Title: The Bridge
Title: The Finish
Title: The Fretboard
Title: The Guitar Body
Title: The Guitar Pick
Title: The Importance of Well-Maintained Equipment
Title: The Microphone
Title: The Neck
Title: The Reason for Tone Controls
Title: The Room
Title: The Signal Path
Title: The Tailpiece
Title: The Wood
Title: Three Ways to Tweak your Tube Amp
Title: Three-Mic Techniques
Title: Tone Killers
Title: Tube Amp Circuitry
Title: Tube Amplifiers
Title: Tubes
Title: Two-Mic Techniques
Title: Types of Pickups
Title: Types of Speaker Cabinets
Title: Using a DI
Title: Using a Variety of Guitars and Amplifiers
Title: Vintage Versus Modern
Title: Why Do Vintage Amps Sound So Good?
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