Electric Guitar and Acoustic Guitar Recording Tips, Guides and Reviews
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Audio Throttle is a music recording website launched in September 2008 that focuses on that most expressive and universal of instruments: the guitar.
Whether you’re a seasoned player looking to sharpen up your tracks or just getting started, the purpose of this website is to help make your guitar recordings sound their best by continuously providing you with comprehensive electric guitar and acoustic guitar recording tips, guides and reviews.
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