Reply With QuoteThanks, that looks like a great resource to have on hand when mixing!:
Regular Fretter
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Thanks, that looks like a great resource to have on hand when mixing!
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Luke Skyrawker
It certainly is useful.
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Lefty O'lman
Thanks, Pete!
Guitars
Wilburn Versatare, '52 FrankenTele(Fender licensed parts), Fender USA Roadhouse Strat, Fender USA Standard B-bender Telecaster, Agile AL 3000 w/ WCR pickups, Ibanez MIJ V300 Acoustic, Squier Precision Bass,
Amps
Ceriatone Overtone Special, Musicman 212 Sixty-Five, Fender Blues Jr., Peavey Classic 30, Fender Super Reverb, Traynor YCV-40 WR Anniversary w/ matching 1x12 ext. cab, Epiphone SoCal 50w head w/ matching 4x12 cab (Lady Luck speakers), Avatar 2x12 semi-open back cab w/ Celestion speakers
Pedals
Digitech Bad Monkey, Digitech Jamman, DVM's ZYS, Goodrich volume pedal
Regular Fretter
Didn't know that you posted that already, Spud. Sorry about that:
I was using this on my last recording to really tweak the EQ and the results were very good. I realize you can only do so much in your average home studio and I know I'll never get a production as slick at Mutt Lange but anything I can do on the cheap to improve the sound is always worth my time investigating.
Luke Skyrawker
No, it's great you brought it up. I think it got overlooked before and it really is a valuable tool. It applies to so many things that I think everyone should get a little familiar with the frequency ranges. It not only can help in recording but live sound as well.Originally Posted by stingx
Didn't know that you posted that already, Spud. Sorry about that
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