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Crap. Then I really must be in the wrong place!

Could be compounding frequencies. Try notching the bass and kick with an EQ. Give everything its own space. It could be a build up of fundamental frequencies.

Disclaimer: I'm not a bass player I have recorded a few different basses over the years and have always thought that G&L (Musicman) make great sounding and versiitile basses.

Not sure that any bandwidth would be used if you didn't download the album. It showed up in my iTunes but I had to download it to listen.

I don't think you can use Reason as a host to rewire. https://www.propellerheads.se/products/reason/?fuseaction=get_article&article=rewire

Memorizing the lyrics won't make it sound better. That is done by selecting proper gear and using mic techniques. Memorizing the lyrics will help in capturing a better performance IMO which of course is very important. You can make is sound better during mixing but you cannot fix the...

Now, now don't start bringing light into this discussion or I'll start bringing in quadraphonic and surround sound!

Violin = mono source Cello = mono source Clarinet = mono source Orchestra = stereo source one note on a piano - mono source chord on a piano - stereo source I dont know! I'm just making shit up

Here's a sound source for ya

So then there would be no stereo source I'm guessing... at least that you can hear with your ears. What if a trigger (transducer) was attached to a snare drum in space? Would the trigger work? I'm thinking it would but I really don't know. OK, bad example. The point i was trying to make is that...

What if it were in a vacuum? Would there be such thing as a stereo source?

Yup what others have said... anything more than 15 - 34 ms is considered a distinct echo

Seems to me that recording with two mics to capture a stereo image would have nil effect recorded outside a room. For example, the walls are creating reflections which allow the sound to reach your ears at different times allowing you to capture a stereo image. If an instrument was recorded in...

I remember seeing/hearing this cover done before........ it is a good example of what went missing when the bass is left out. You guys gave it a good go but I'm somewhat spoiled after hearing this cover already...

Same mics pointing in the same direction will likely sound the same. The mics would need to be in x/y or

Already been said but ya, pan one left and one right. Bump one of the tracks by 10 ms or so to fatten it up

Are you talking about fan/hard drive noise or are you talking about internal electrical noise? I'm just wondering if the problem will go away with the purchase of a new mic/interface

Watch the video

Cheers. Not trying to be a dick. Pretty sure it is why you are not getting much response

Loved the tune. As said already, great vocals... sure reminds me of Dexter Holland