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hi, i am having trouble recording bass. i plug it directly into my mbox2 bit even on low levels it is peaking. any suggestions?

would setting the bass amp and a mic up be better?

and plugins i should throw on it ? cause the bass just doesnt sound right at all after it is recorded.

Hey i used this program Audacity and there this special effect named bass boost. Will a larger amp have more bass naturally?And am also curious how does natural reverb occur? I am guessing live reverb sounds Much better then software reverb correct?

I just got offered a good deal on a set of ADAM S2a monitors. I compared them to the S3a's in the demo room and I thought the S2a held up quite nicely to its bigger brother.

Hello everyone; first post here. Nice forums with lots of great info here!

I'm looking for opinions on my question about recording bass. I'm looking to record simple blues with drums, bass and guitar. I'm using sofware for drums, but want to record both bass and guitar into Adobe Audition on a PC.

Hi everyone,

Hello guys,

(I have similar post in another forum, sorry to anyone that's read this twice :oops:)

Been recording with Audigy2 Soundblaster card. Everything's been going smoothly until I went to add bass, and no I'm was stuck. Running the bass straight to the soundcard produced a very muddled sound with the low frequencies overwhelming the rest.

I've been diddling with this for a while now, and as far as I can tell, there are only 12 notes. The C is ALWAYS low, and the B is ALWAYS hi.

If you want to go from a C to a B, or vise versa, it jumps or dives an octave and sounds REEEAAAAALLY retarded. No low B like a real 5 string, and no going up the neck.

HI guys,