I've wanted to remake this guide for a while now. The elusive tap centring, (yes I'm writing 'centring' & 'centering' to bit both US/UK searches), is a tricky process to learn, but there is simple logic behind it, and in this video I hope to teach the process to the best of my abilities. From how to tap, where to strike, what's a good wheel speed and how this technique can increase the efficiency in your studio.

The old version of this video has a lacklustre narration and I think the visuals are improved massively, to hopefully really clearly demonstrate how I tap centre pots, and most importantly, teach myself to SEE when the pots are centred.

Thanks for watching — I hope this helps!

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
0:27 - What is tap centring & why is it useful?
2:10 - The basics...
3:05 - LINES on the wheel-head
4:43 - The problem with learning this skill as a beginner...
6:33 - WHERE I tap the pots
7:54 - How to use a finger/thumb as a guide
9:01 - A better use for your spare hand...
11:11 - What wheel speed should I use?
12:22 - The trouble with overcomplicated this technique
14:50 - A more advanced technique, centring by eye, the ultimate goal.
17:23 - Clean up

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