I've had this before, but it always resolved itself, but I've proved it happens.

When I first saw this video I thought for sure that it was faked- pre-recorded and then just videotaped as if it were live. But upon a closer look it seems to be real. What do you think:

Hey all.

Been reading around a few forums now regarding getting a good bass sound, but I've realised I'll probably get the best answer by explaining what gear I currently use and my budget etc

Hi, clueless noob here.

Basically, I am doing some sketches involving creating grooves using Band In a Box 12, exporting those tracks as MIDI, then importing them into Garage band. From there, I add some real instrument tracks. Overall, it seems to be working fairly well. I like the BIAB tracks much better than the Apple loops.

Hey all,

I just finished this song and I'm relatively pleased with the sound, but am wondering how I get that bright and crystal clear sound that is found on most professional records. I'm using at home studio, but I'm thinking that I should be able to milk clearer audio even from what I have.

Ok, after reading a lot of posts about people asking "should I buy this?" or "what should I get next?", the firsts responses are usually asking what do YOU want to record? What do YOU want to do with this.. so, I'm going to get that out of the way right now:

I know it's all in the fingers but, is this tone unique to a special gear setup?
take a listen at http://gibraltarband.com/IDIR/idir03.mp3
Much thanks!

Can anyone give me some tips on doubing bass tracks. My bands bass player insists on it but everytime we do it I get this awfull muddy chorused bass sound. It works great with distorted bass but anything else sucks. Is there a proper way to do this or should I just stick to the distorted sounds.

Thanks.

it's for studio use, for bass DI and also reamping some stuff

thanks

ok, this is a subjective thing I know, but I cant seem to get a "good" bass sound like I hear on pro recordings ( & demos).