Aug 19, 2020 | Instruments, Resources
While the sound of the acoustic guitar depends on the vibration of its body and the air surrounding it, the sound of the electric guitar depends largely on the signal transmitted from the pickups. A variety of effect devices or circuits can further change and process... Aug 19, 2020 | Instruments, Resources
The electric guitar, established in the early twentieth century, has become one of the most common instruments in popular music. Today’s solid-body electric guitar derives from the acoustic guitar, which was first introduced as a Spanish-style guitar in the... 
Aug 19, 2020 | Audio Processing, Blog
Transients are a short burst of energy at the beginning of a sound. In essence, every instrument produces them, but they are often associated with the snappy sound of drums and percussion. They have an important effect on your song’s overall groove and punch. They... Aug 11, 2020 | Instruments, Resources
A resonator guitar is an acoustic guitar that produces sound by transmitting string vibrations across the bridge to one or more spinning metal cones, or resonators. This creates a unique ear-tingling sound. From design, they play quieter than standard acoustic... 
Aug 11, 2020 | Audio Processing, Blog
The guitar needs no introduction – it’s an instrument used in most modern music genres. From pleasant and smooth, to harsh and abrasive, and everything in the middle, guitar sound can be colored in many ways. Different distortions, modulations, and other... 
