Brandon Miller

When it comes to making sound, anything in the world can become an instrument. The quality, timbre and tone of the sound, as well as how you apply it to an arrangement and record it in the studio is what makes the sound musical and artistic. In a recording situation, using a self-made instrument can be a compelling device that serves the character and colour of the song and can make your recording more intriguing for your listeners. Using a self-made instrument in a live concert makes people curious and fascinated by the odd devices that you are playing on stage, which is one more advantage in catching the attention of your audience.

Re-Amping can be used to help recording artists in many aspects of production both in DIY Home Recording and in professional studios. What makes Re-Amping special is that it removes the constraints of having to capture the perfect amplified sound with the best performance at the same time.