Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
►► Download the free guide, "How To Record & Mix Killer Guitar Tones In The Box" and the backing track used in this video at → recordingrevolution.com/guitar
Check out Chris Liepe's YouTube channel at: youtube.com/user/chrisliepe
While David Gilmour is known for his epic guitar solos, there's a delay trick he uses that makes his rhythm guitar playing tight and groovy.
And if you're recording electric guitars, using delay correctly can create a tight groove quick and easy, and keep your mixes exciting from start to finish.
In this week's video, producer and vocal coach Chris Liepe shows you how to do this with the stock plugins inside Logic Pro, but this lesson can be applied into any DAW of your personal choice.
#Guitar #mixing #DavidGilmour
►► Download the free guide, "How To Record & Mix Killer Guitar Tones In The Box" and the backing track used in this video at → recordingrevolution.com/guitar
Check out Chris Liepe's YouTube channel at: youtube.com/user/chrisliepe
While David Gilmour is known for his epic guitar solos, there's a delay trick he uses that makes his rhythm guitar playing tight and groovy.
And if you're recording electric guitars, using delay correctly can create a tight groove quick and easy, and keep your mixes exciting from start to finish.
In this week's video, producer and vocal coach Chris Liepe shows you how to do this with the stock plugins inside Logic Pro, but this lesson can be applied into any DAW of your personal choice.
#Guitar #mixing #DavidGilmour
