Recording Metal Guitars: 5 Mistakes That Are Hurting Your Tone

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Recording metal guitars is no easy feat.

There always seems to be something that your tone is missing or contains too much of:

Your tone will often be too muddy..

Overly bright..

Too dull..

Annoyingly fizzy..

Not aggressive enough..

Too shrill..

I’ve been doing this metal production thing for a long time and have battled through every obstacle imaginable as far as guitar tone is concerned.

I’d say it’s up there with low-end management as far as painintheassness is concerned.

Luckily, through years of trial and error and working alongside experienced producers, I’ve been able to pinpoint 5 specific mistakes that many people make when it comes time to recording metal guitars.

Sometimes it’s the things that aren’t that obvious that make the biggest differences in our productions.

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