You don’t need an expensive set up to record amazing music. Take it from Grammy winner St. Vincent.



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  1. Who is your audience for this? someone who’s never held the guitar in their hands. Are you talking to someone who just learned what a guitar is? Anyone who has even thought about guitar has clearly obviously always tried to plug it in tried digital effects tried to record at home. I just don’t understand who this is for..

  2. it can have great sound that the room is a life, trains outside, little drum shimmerring guitars sounding it makes the sound bring life so i in some degree decigree and it makes impro posible and the sound deferent and impulsive then clean love per

  3. Nice to see mention of room treatment; what's even better than blankets is insulation. Keep a couple of insulation batts in storage and pull them out and place them around you when recording. They absorb a lot more of the nasty frequencies than blankets do.

  4. Can you please teach me ableton? Analogue musician struggling to find my way through recording other than Beats. S.V is just clear and easy to follow. I would love a clear shortcut to recording guitar, bass , piano, voice, drums from a certified brilliant human.

  5. What a lovely lady.
    I remember the first time she played guitar and sang on Later with Jules. I thought now there is true talent in action.
    Bit like myself who can make a tractor dance.
    I got on my guitar to attempt that guitar style but my fingers ached.
    More from St Vincent is what we want.

  6. I've watched this whole masterclass – Annie is definitely a master of songwriting and production. I love her creativity. Once somebody compared my music to hers (although I play sing and play bass mostly instead of guitar) – looking back on that that was a huge compliment.

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