Showing posts with label bass low end management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bass low end management. Show all posts

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Got the mics set up in the chamber. It is really sounding incredible. More tile going in after the weekend, but really just for brightening the space to make it have a more useable S/N. its already good, but it could be a bit better I think, with more tile and slightly more shiny stuff around the room. Its a very diffuse, but dense sound right now. Quite good, very even decay. its the perfect snare and vocal chamber, so I am not going to change too much, but just enough to extend the useable decay a half a second, hopefully, so that the noise floor is well below when placing the returns in a mix however we want... it sounded awesome today on a mix tony was doing. On the snare, and the vocal...

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Bass pedals

By far, my favorite bass pedals ever made: the Korg BPX3. I had taurus pedals, taurus II's, and a few other midi type things including the novation bass station (which works), but these just work so well in a band context. If you are interested in making the bass seem like the strings got fatter in the chorus, rather than having a secret synth elf jump up from behind your band in the chorus, these pedals are what you should be looking for. they just "hide" in the mix so well.