How to Record Electric Guitar at Home: A Step-by-Step Course

Are you a guitarist that wants to learn how to record guitar at home and get studio quality results. Or, maybe you know a bit about recording already but haven't gotten the results you're looking for (muddy guitar tone, lacking depth or that "wide" sound, etc). Then, this course will be perfect for you.

In my course on recording guitar, I cover everything I can think of on how to record awesome sounding guitar tracks at home. I cover the basics like what gear you need (and even list budget recommendations that still yield great results) and traditional recording techniques like mic'ing your guitar cabinet. But, I also cover more modern guitar recording options like using amp sim software and how to get the best tone when doing so.

I even cover how to safely record your tube amp head directly into an audio interface to record at bedroom volume and to give yourself the flexibility to pair your head with hundreds of speaker options (via impulse responses). Let's take a deeper look at everything I cover in the course… EVERYTHING YOU'LL LEARN: What gear you need in order to get started with each different recording methodHow to mic up your guitar cabinet for the results you're looking forHow to set proper gain level on your audio interfaceHow to dial in your amp tone to achieve the best possible results (especially when it comes to recording metal and rock guitar)How to record to your computer using Studio OneHow to get a "wide" sounding guitar sound for your songHow to record your tube amp directly into your audio interface for bedroom volume recordingHow to reamp your guitar signal and how to record with reamping in mindHow to record with amp sim software (like Amplitube or Bias FX) and get the best possible resultsOther tips & techniques for recording guitar (like what to know before recording your final guitar takes).