There are a ton of different things happening on the site but primarily they are a musicians community connecting musicians online to help them build networks and find collaborators to improve their craft. Bob gives them a complete look.

ALL YOU NEED...  A developing artist productions article on how Tonos fits into your steps towards getting a hit record.

If it is a three or four piece rock band that you are recording, the electric rhythm guitars need to be big and wide.    In addition to reviewing techniques that we have presented in previous tips and articles, we give signal processing and mixing advice for these important tracks.

A good rock lead guitar should sound "right there" and  "Huge". There should also be a clarity of the notes being played. These factors create a conflict in the microphone setup to pick up the instrument that we show you how to quickly solve.

Ron goes over the roles of the Publicity, Promotion and Marketing Directors in large record companies and the time schedules they keep when a company really gets behind a new release.

The double-tracking of rhythm and lead guitar parts gives a fuller, more interesting sound and image in the final mix.   This is a real effective way of getting the superstar sound on the CD for a three or four piece rock group.

A must have CD that reveals how electric guitar sounds are achieved for national hit recordings.  Bob reviews this release by Jon Bare, guitarist for the famed Killer Whales rock group.

THE FRANK G GUIDE* TO CREATING, RECORDING AND PRODUCING A HIT RECORD USING ONLY A PC WORKSTATION (Part 2)

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OUR MOTOWN RECORDING HERITAGE  - Part 17 - 2nd Chapter

Deceit, raiding and underhanded business practices would be the words used by the black labels.  I'm sure CBS would describe it differently.  I think, however,  the proof lies with the result.

Time Based Effects - It is common to have eight time-based effects going on in a mix of a 24 track master.  These effects give the "sparkle" and the "fatness" associated with national hit records.  An improvement in mixing by recording musicians can often be accomplished by a better understanding of the setup and use of time based effects.