• Navigating Volume Wars: A Guitarist's Guide to Reducing Conflict with Amps

  • Mar 24 2024
  • Length: 42 mins
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Navigating Volume Wars: A Guitarist's Guide to Reducing Conflict with Amps

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  • In this episode of 'Anatomy of Tone,' host Mork Marshall discusses the common issue of volume wars between guitarists and sound crews at live gigs. Mork explores both perspectives to find negotiation strategies and techniques for resolving these conflicts. He shares insights on managing amplifier tone and volume effectively in various venues, the role of amplifier wattage, and the use of gear like plexiglass barriers and volume pedals to achieve the desired guitar tone while maintaining harmony with sound engineers. Additionally, Mork provides updates on his latest blogs, touching on topics such as the FabFilter Pro Q 3 plugin, the toll g12 microphone, and the Sarno earth drive pedal. He also delves into his personal exploration of 20th-century harmony and polychords, offering lessons and insights on music theory, guitar playing, and production through his website anatomyofguitartone.com. 00:14 Welcome to Anatomy of Tone: Navigating Volume Wars 00:37 Diving into the FabFilter Pro Q 3 Plugin & More 01:47 Exploring 20th Century Harmony and Polychords 03:57 The Shift from Pre-Taped Lessons to Personalized Teaching 05:37 Understanding Volume Wars: Guitarists vs. Sound Crew 06:12 Navigating Amplifier Challenges in Live Settings 16:47 Strategies for Managing Guitar Volume on Stage 35:20 The Sound Person's Perspective and Building a Positive Relationship 40:53 Concluding Thoughts on Managing Amp Volume
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