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Sleestak

Sleestak

Power User
I once rented a Triple Rectifier for a recording session. That amp had a massive wallop like a locomotive. I wound up using a D112 as one of the mics, just because I wanted to capture the low end. It had that big RAWR sound, but my favorite aspect was the dark percussive slam at the front of the pressure wave.
 
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Dave Merrill

Axe-Master
Sleestak said:
I once rented a Triple Rectifier for a recording session. That amp had a massive wallop like a locomotive. I wound up using a D112 as one of the mics, just because I wanted to capture the low end. It had that big RAWR sound, but my favorite aspect was the dark percussive slam at the front of the pressure wave.
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Did all that low end get kept on the record? Folks are always talking about how that often doesn't work in a real mix.
 
willowdale

willowdale

Fractal Fanatic
So, just so we're clear....the main thing to look forward to in this upcoming firmware is next-level chugging? Asking for a friend:cool:
 
Sleestak

Sleestak

Power User
Dave Merrill said:
Did all that low end get kept on the record? Folks are always talking about how that often doesn't work in a real mix.
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It did, but we had to make some decisions about where to make adjustments to allow the bass guitar and kick / low toms to speak clearly. I did the bass parts as well, so I was able to decide how to shape that tone to complement the big crushing guitar.
 
raccoon

raccoon

Experienced
Finally the secret will be: "get a hard pic, play downstrokes and every note as it will be your last (like Hetfield), do palmmutes...." :tearsofjoy:
 
jon

jon

Fractal Fanatic
Budda said:
Letting the bass and drums occupy their range is a myth?
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Every situation is different-so people with a 3 piece band will say 'oh we didn't have to cut anything and it sounds massive' whereas a big band with keys, brass, strings, backup singers, multiple guitarists etc CANNOT do that

So it's a myth for those it works for, but a very real issue for who it doesn't
 
tysonlt

tysonlt

Power User
I often play in a duo with just an acoustic, you’d think I’d get away with lots of bass but it sounds better if I eq the same as with the full band 🤷‍♂️ His acoustic adds the fullness and I guess is bassy enough
 
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