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| mistermerlin |
| Just a tip , that whenevr you get those bassline programs from your synth but their l/R channe phasing is lopsided...just record thrugh a MONO track bro MONO track instead of stereo. thats a little tip from the MASTER.. |
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| meriter |
| no one has been able to explain to me how to fit balls in my |
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| cryophonik |
| quote: | Originally posted by mistermerlin
...just record thrugh a MONO track bro MONO track instead of stereo. thats a little tip from the MASTER.. |
I'm totally confused. If I want my signal in mono, I should record it in mono? How do I plug in a mono cable anyway? Do I need a special mono cables from Monster? If my bass is in mono, should I unplug one of my monitors and, if so, which one? What if I want it in stereo, do I still record in mono? This is all so confusing to me. |
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| KilldaDJ |
| should i put rebervb on my bass? |
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| derail |
Sheesh guys,
It's pretty straightforward.
Record in mono (and yes, you need to disconnect the right monitor - always the right monitor) (oh, but you'll need to have a sub connected, because duh, it's a bass).
Then you need to take a copy of the recorded audio and put it out of phase with the original signal. Be careful not to adjust the position of the audio (timing-wise) or the level, otherwise the bass won't be super phatt.
And yes, some infinite hall reverb certainly doesn't hurt - just make sure to filter out all those pesky highs.
Done! |
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| clay |
| just put a mic infront your bass, itl be mono if the mic is mono |
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| LoveHate |
| why dont you just not put any stereo effects on your bassline, and it panned center? |
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| Looney4Clooney |
| always a good idea to sum phase distorted basses to mono so that even ipod listeners don't have a ing choice. |
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| scorpradio |
| ok...now I am REALLY confused :eyespop: |
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| Evolve140 |
| brb gotta take a dump |
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