Recent content by LazerBeakShiek

We need to be strong individuals. Stand up for ourselves. Your point of veiw. Unity is an illusion.

Set it up on a return. FX on the inserts in the DAW. It records dry and add the FX on a double.

Understood.

To have a small rig for playing music and a large came in very handy. They were awesome , even back then.

We are strangers to each other. Do not tell me how to talk I wont tell you.

So JOrgelavin, no. The answer is no. I was supposed to say what now? XLR to TRS would be a way of maintaining a balanced line ***SIGNAL CONFIGURATION*** from XLR output to 1/4" TRS input. Thats a bunch of bullshit. Fucking 'level' works. But Its cool. Ill say it your way. Not gonna yell...

If the equipment is at a balanced level. XLR to TRS would be a way of maintaining a balanced line level from XLR output to 1/4" TRS input.

But a Fender Bassman is huge. This MB was a practice amp for your bedroom or taking to lessons. 150 watts. RB pre. 12 inch. FX loop. Only bass amp choice for 1980's and portability. Not aware of anything else that comes close. The MB was a tight little package. Aluminum combo. I liked the...

Anybody ever use the MD431? A random youtube video on vintage microphones was suggesting it is the best vocal microphone. It has me curious. Might this be a possible budget substitute for a MD441? I like the 441.

Yes, Bob Gallien did bass amps correctly. Bassists had to wait until 1983 to get portable proper sounding bass amplification. Then the MB series was released which offered the GK growl in a tight little package. It was the RB micronized. The RB is on a ton of hits. Whats the REDD?

Would using quantization help? Like, set it to 1/16 on a grid. And see if it helps.

Be Basic. Downsize and simplify. Use the interface with mic, midi controller, and drum pads. Don't overwhelm yourself with equipment. Make the basic song structure then add complexity to that.

Well done.

Ok, you tried it. The volume was not enough. How quiet is it? Like defective quiet? My phones are 64 ohm and 120 ohms , but one is not half the volume of the other. It sounds like a setup issue. The interface should be able to support those phones. If there was something defective inline, like...

What interface are you using? How are the headphones plugged in? Is an adapter used? What drivers are selected ? What DAW? The interface might have a volume knob that compensates for higher impedance head sets. If you haven't tried it. Try it.