How to Mix Electric Guitar | Worship Mixing Tutorials

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I'm a bit late to the party, but thanks for this. I'm a guitar player at my church and also do mixing.

Over the last few years it's become more common (for us) to run electric guitars in stereo (each player has two amps or amp models). Any suggestions for eq/compression of the same guitar with two different amps (eg Vox and Fender L/R). And also balancing two stereo guitars in a mix?

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Maybe it's me, but I feel like there were a lot of generalizations made in this video. I'll try and explain myself.

1). Boosting and cutting any instrument in any way- but especially noticeable in E Guitar- is a direct change to the tonal makeup of the intended sonic structure. In my humble experience, most issues arising from loud amps are gain staging issues, not EQ (But perhaps this is off topic).

2). Adding a hi shelf to any hi-gain situation will create incredible amounts of fizz and finger slide sounds if handled incorrectly.

3). The High Pass filter is a great idea, but if a musician is intentional with their gear setup it may or may not actually be necessary depending upon the environment of the gig.

I just felt there were a lot of generalizations. No hate, just thinking.

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Oof. I'm having trouble figuring out release time for distorted electric guitar with semi-busy strumming. 4/4 straight rock 8th notes. Slow or fast?

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How do you mix 2 stereo guitars in a live setting?

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What are your go-to pan settings.. Lets say in a case of a rhythm and lead guitar. Love your videos, take care!

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Let's rock! Also, thank you so much! The 3.15 and 630 frequency cuts improved my guitars so much. Your videos are simply the best. 😊

Thanks James

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Great video!
Do you pan your guitar mix?

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Thank you.

What console are you mixing on?

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Thanks for the tips.. Really helpful.. My question is, the guitars sound good through the recording as it's direct. Like in a studio. But I am really not loving how my guitar sounds directly through the PA system live. I'm using digital software running straight to the PA. Any tips on sounding better through the pa

Great vid. I can hear the difference in attack time, but what about the other parameters i.e. release, knee, ratio, mix.

Your tips have been helpful, thanks for the opportunity to learn new things... I would also want to know how you handle an acoustics guitar.

great video! glad I found this channel

Thank you sooooooo much sir! You are an amazing teacher with a lot of humour..God bless you richly!

How about when as a guitarist I already have an EQ and compressor on my chain, and I’m recording? Should I turn them off or apply everything over again post-recording?

At least I, as a session musician, try to prepare my tone as best as I can before or while recording, is that recommended? Or should I do those things afterwards?

Great video by the way!

what if you are using Pre Sonus Studio Live 16.4.2? how do you address the electrical guitar EQ? Thanks

when working with powerful 4x12 guitar cabinets it helps to lower 1kHz or oh, I also add a second channel and pan the guitar usually in one channel a little more and put a 0.25ms delay, it helps free the center of guitars and adds volume. Thank you very much!

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I’m spoilt. My son plugs his Helix effects unit, stereo, straight in with compression, High and low pass filters applied. I just mix it flat and match his pass filters.

how am i supposed to trust your guitar mixing when your commentary sounds so awful

Hi in your experience, is it polite to ask a guitar player to turn off/ remove his reverb effects so that the sound guy will handle that modulation part via console effects. Seems like the reverb in branded mix consoles are far better than cheap guitar pedals.

I struggle with that part, seems it’s harder to properly mix an electric guitar if his orig sound is already filtered by a deep flood of reverbs. Thanks

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We use the rec out on the amp, no mic.

me when he bypasses and it sounds the same 2 me 👁👄👁

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