How to Sound Like "Men I Trust" in Your Home Studio

Thank you for making these videos! I'm working on a solo, acoustic, folky EP in my bedroom and so many of your tips are incredible relevant and inspiring 🥰 really appreciate all the effort you put into these breakdowns, and the DIY attitude ❤

Thank for this high quality content. I have just discovered this channel and I can’t stop watching your videos

Awesome content ✌

Thanks man i need that!

if one is going to record DI, is it just a preamp pedal that you need at the end of the signal chain of a pedal board?

Thank you for your channel. You've taught me that my setup is perfectly fine. My friends would goof on me for using garageband... so I STARTED to learn Logic (it's probably actually not that hard) but it just does SO MUCH stuff that I'll never need or use. Garageband is perfectly fine for what I do. I basically just need it to be my recorder, and maybe a little automation here and there.

god... these fucking band names. First "soccer mommy"... now "men I trust". The fuck?? LOL

hey this was the nicest way to ask to like and suscribe. done immediately. really cool video :)

As someone who's learning to record drums within a band and loves men i trust, this video's so helpful

That was sick! I love so much Men I Trust

Thanks for the super detailed information to deliver exceptional results practically!

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Steely Dan is all I can think about with that guitar.

Hey, i'm engaging to help your channel :D You're doing great work, I learn so much from your videos

Such a great and insightful video, thanks for your work man! You deserve so much more appreciation.

For 20 years, the belief amongst Jose Gonzalez fans was that his debut album, Veneer, was recorded using an 8-track tape recorder. However, in a recent Q&A on Bandcamp, he mentioned that only one of the songs (Hints) was recorder on tape. The rest were recorded into a DAW, in a home studio environment with little equipment. Quote: "I was digital back then, imitated analog sound with plugins." Which seems kind of wild, considering the record was released in 2003, and how convincing the analog simulation ended up sounding. Veneer has celebrated its 20th birthday this year, and to this day there have been very few artists who managed to sound as present and full with such sparce arrangements as Jose does. Combining his use of classical guitars, lower open tunings and darker, "vintage" saturation wielded incredibly unique results. Just throwing it out there, maybe you'll find the topic interesting enough to explore :)

This is so great. So helpful. Thank you!

Yo just commenting coz why not

hell yeah

That's nice, exactly what i was looking for) Nice work, +1 subscriber

love it.

good video!!!

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Amazing video, congrats, and thank you

Amazing work .

Thank you for such an in-depth vid!! I’m working on a blackened powerviolence project, but that’s no excuse for not learning how to actually produce music lmfao

No thanks , I’d rather not

awesome work, makes me wana learn all the basics to deconstruct a band like this

You can never get a true men I trust & tame impala sound in a “high end” studio.

Great video, thx!

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So good

Really fun video!!

Glad you mentioned the vocal double I could have sworn it didn't sound live... they probably comped it from a couple takes, not a separate studio vocal, right??

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Amazing job!!!

lmao, every time i scroll pass this video, i keep thinking its an OF tips video cus idk who this band is xd. till i read the title.

amazing work❤

saw them live! they're so cool and drippy

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Really random question but are you the Status Audio guy too?

I was so confused by the title. Read it as: How to Sound Like Men. | Trust in Your Home Studio.

Now how do I become a trusted and dependable man