Today I’d like to show you something that I’ve been working on for quite a while now and that is my new impulse pack from Lancaster Audio. For those of you who don’t know. Lancaster Audio is a partnership between myself, Warren Huart of Produce Like A Pro, and the guys at
I recently had a chance to hang out with Mr. Martin Miller at Thomann Gearhead University and check out the Laney Ironheart. It’s a tube preamp and a solid state power amp. It’s a class D power amp. I’ve been seeing these class D power amps popping up all over the place;
While I was in Germany I got a chance to sit down and check out some guitars and chat with Trey Xavier of Gear Gods! If you don’t know Trey, go check out his channel (Gear Gods). He’s been on the show a million times and we recently worked on a song
Today’s tutorial is all about how to find your own tone in metal. The great thing about modern recording technology is that anyone can make a record these days. The problem with that is it’s become so easy to get great metal tones, everyone’s been kind of doing the same thing; going
If you record metal guitar, you REALLY want to pay attention here! :) Recently, I had my eyes opened up by some of the best recording engineers in the business! I had a chance to hang out with Bob Marlette (Rob Zombie, Anvil, Shinedown, Alice Cooper), Cameron Webb (Motörhead, Megadeth, Sum 41, NOFX) and Ulrich
Today we've got Mr. Phil X from Bon Jovi on the show! As you guys can probably guess, Bon Jovi isn't really my brand of music but I have massive respect for them as musicians and as hardworking people! There's no autotune in that band! Bon Jovi is still one of the hardest working
A few weeks back we did this video: 15 Year Old strings on Dirt Cheap Bass??? - And the tonal difference was pretty severe. A few of the knuckle draggers even thought that the old strings sounded better...That being said, I wanted to do an A/B test of one of the oldest tricks in my
Hey guys! Hope you had a fantastic week. Judas Priest is one of the greatest metal bands of all time. They're one of my absolute favorites and one of the reasons I got into the music industry. At this year's Guitcon I got a chance to play some Judas Priest riffs with Robert Baker