How do you see thin sound?
Your eyes are better than mine.
Funny. Good point that some people reading these threads don't know the difference between "thin" and "warm"Originally Posted by Greener
They are the same right? :shock: Just kidding.
This is a pretty good glossary :
http://www.integracoustics.com/MUG/M...-glossary.html
In this glossary they have "laid back" as an frequency term. I have always thought of it as a rhythmic term. You learn something new every day.
I said I can see *how* you could end up with thin sound. In other words, it makes sense to me that pointing the mic towards the headstock would result in a *thin* sound.
Couldn't you hear what I meant in my previously typed post? :D
-Mark
"Couldn't you hear what I meant in my previously typed post?"
comeback :lol:
[quotes self]
troll :lol:
Curious button pushing Church sound guy has returned from ... wherever he was.
I'd like to clarify, SoundBlasters will do the job.
But they'll do a bloody awful one.
Troll or sock-puppet?
I'm a troll.
What are you?
What up Bro? I like the song a lot. Good lyrics. Good Voice. The mix version sounds better with the vocals, but that guitar is killing me.
The playing is great. But the sound is to washed out. Try cloning the guitar track a few times to build some body. Give it depth.
Thats just my opinion.
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