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I use stretch markers often in my own songs, on instruments and drums and often singing too. Used sparingly it is really great, saves me lot's of fixing or re-recording something.

I'm not saying resonance is a bad thing, people love it, but, basically the more resonance the less sustain of the strings....Les Paul believed it too.

I can't tell without hearing the song...I see no problem with your lyrics. I mean, seriously....some huge hit songs have terrible lyrics....this one always bothered me and still does Sweet dreams are made of this Who am I to disagree? Just do better than that and trust yourself.

I'm an older guy, I do digital recordings though it took me a long time to get there. But AI is just something I'm against generally, I know I am wrong, but I just don't care. Now get off my lawn. And yes, I know someone is going to tell me I already use it somehow, and that's fine as long as I...

Truthful answer....I have no clue. I just shove 'em where ever they sound ok to me and then wing it from there. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

In fact, while on the subject. I don't do much midi, but when I do....I always do the right click and save as a wav file. I sometimes go back to things years later, and sometimes don't have access to the same vst instruments anymore. So I always have the finished track which can still be...

I have read many books by bands/musicians/engineers/producers. The most recent one I read was Tony Visconti....good book (I like any book about bands, music etc. even band and people I don't like). I found it very interesting when he spoke about 60's/early 70's recordings made in the USA vs...

I'm not technically good on recording, but I've been doing it for 55 years or so. I read tons of books about music, bands, producers etc. etc. What I do know for sure, even speaking about well known engineers, producers etc. (meanings have changed over the years), in the end they all hear sound...

It may be a short intro, it may only be a single cow bell, but this is one of the best and most recognized ever in the hard rock era: