tubesrawsom
New member
hey can someone help me out here i read people talking bout miced amped while di boxing there bass at once hows tht work?
thanx
thanx
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grinder
New member
It can work quite well.
Seriously, just blend the signals to taste. The two tracks might need to be realigned, if you have problems with comb filtering, as the miced signal might take slightly longer to get to tape, depending partly on how far away from the amp the mic is positioned.
Seriously, just blend the signals to taste. The two tracks might need to be realigned, if you have problems with comb filtering, as the miced signal might take slightly longer to get to tape, depending partly on how far away from the amp the mic is positioned.
tubesrawsom
New member
yea
but how physically does it work out?
but how physically does it work out?
Garry Sharp
Lost Cause
If you were able to articulate a coherently phrased question you might get a better response. However, in answer to the question I think you were trying to ask, you are simply taking two separate bass signals into a recording device - one from a microphone, one from a DI box. Each has a different set of sound characteristics and when you mix down you use a blend of the two according to taste.
Which is exactly what grinder said, I was just being more patronising because you are clearly too lazy either to think it through yourself or ask a question specifying your problem.
Which is exactly what grinder said, I was just being more patronising because you are clearly too lazy either to think it through yourself or ask a question specifying your problem.
tubesrawsom
New member
thanx