Jun 29, 2009
The art of double-tracking: Butch Vig on recording Nirvana’s ‘In Bloom’
Double-tracking is one of my favourite recording techniques, and is exactly as simple as it sounds: just record something twice.
Small differences in the performances add subtle warmth & depth, adding fullness and richness without sounding processed.
Traditionally used to great effect on vocals and guitars – try experimenting with extreme panning for different effects.
(From the Production Advice Tumblr blog)
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old trick that has become very intuitive with todays spin on music creation. wow, that took me back. lol
It sounds fantastic on In Bloom – I just hate the Elliott Smith-style usage in a more intimate setting…