Well I couldn't fit 6 so 4 will have to do...dammit.
Oh, I don't know. I see plenty of wall space in that video. I think you just don't want to carry two more cabs up those stairs.Well I couldn't fit 6 so 4 will have to do...dammit.
I was thinking the same thing . .I bet his neighbors over there in New Hamster just love Mark to pieces.
You're correct I don't even want to carry one lol
Well . .the next time you make a demo you could shoot it at say . . oh, I don't know . . maybe 3am. Then mike up your cabs and the wall between you and your neighbors and see if they add some impromptu percussion and muffled free verse lyricsIt was a pretty low volume. If you listened to my iPhone only playback you could hear the strings over the cabs
. . hey, you never know . . there could be a song in there.
Lol, I'm an end unit top floor, my neighbor beside me is gone to Florida for the winter, so the wall mic would be the sound of silence.Well . .the next time you make a demo you could shoot it at say . . oh, I don't know . . maybe 3am. Then mike up your cabs and the wall between you and your neighbors and see if they add some impromptu percussion and muffled free verse lyrics
In this video I put a 40ms digital delay then a 500ms digital delay. I find the 40ms fattens things up, makes it sound like it's in a room rather than just closed miked. 500ms is just a typical 80's thing. The Sample delay I use in Logic is just on the left side, it acts as a "faux" track double.
He mentioned on another forum that power amp sims were off for this.
