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Something positive

It's not xmas, yet. . . :D
 

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It's positive that a discussion-thread on boosting positivity has gaine just the right amount of traction - that is not too little traction, yet not too many replies which might become too confusing in scope.
 
"This is evidently a very bad forest to travel in," he said to the little bird, "unless you have some one to show you the way. And people are getting lost in it all the time, for there must be a great many others living here that we have not yet seen. Let us stay in the forest, and, instead of hunting any longer for the Bag of Smiles, since everybody tells us that we shall never find it, let us hunt for lost people, and mark little paths where they can go about without losing their way."
R. M. Alden
 
I heard that after having a rough workday some people go a shooting range to blow steam off. I used to attend a shooting range when I was living in Los Angeles, but at that time I wasn't having bad workdays, so I don't know how good this advice is.
 
I figured out the perfect (to my particular set up) "M" curve in regards to Parametric EQ, per recording bass guitar, and I should hopefully never have issues with mixing / mastering songs any further. This took about six months worth of study and trial / error.
 
Dagan said:
I figured out the perfect (to my particular set up) "M" curve in regards to Parametric EQ, per recording bass guitar, and I should hopefully never have issues with mixing / mastering songs any further. This took about six months worth of study and trial / error.
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It took me forever but I finally figured out how to get a decent synth bass patch on my Boss GT-1B. The trick is to avoid using the synth setting altogether, and use T WAH along with some other things.
 
tlc said:
It took me forever but I finally figured out how to get a decent synth bass patch on my Boss GT-1B. The trick is to avoid using the synth setting altogether, and use T WAH along with some other things.
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I currently still use a Headrush modeler, and per the patch / setting for "this" particular bass profile, it turns my 4 string, drop D into sounding like it's in drop A instead. No wobble or warble or anything of the such. It's not the distorted metal sound that everyone likes, either (that Nolly sound or such, I mean). Smooth, warm but punchy-thick. Anyway, I'm still recording into audacity after all of these years because I just understand it well, and the parametric eq plugin from MuseHub / Soundly Shape It ...is absolutely free. It's as good as that fabfilterEQ that everyone raves about...same options and use, basically. Anyway, sorry, word salad, but the result is that I have a tight M curve setting using all of that, and I have it saved, etc. etc. etc. thanks to the powers that be. Woo hoo!

I may definitely hit you up per synth bass settings and such in the future because I feel inspired to remix all of the songs I've done.

Also, I hit up an international market yesterday, and that was overwhelming in the best way possible. Two whole aisles of ramen choices!
 
Dagan said:
I currently still use a Headrush modeler, and per the patch / setting for "this" particular bass profile, it turns my 4 string, drop D into sounding like it's in drop A instead. No wobble or warble or anything of the such. It's not the distorted metal sound that everyone likes, either (that Nolly sound or such, I mean). Smooth, warm but punchy-thick. Anyway, I'm still recording into audacity after all of these years because I just understand it well, and the parametric eq plugin from MuseHub / Soundly Shape It ...is absolutely free. It's as good as that fabfilterEQ that everyone raves about...same options and use, basically. Anyway, sorry, word salad, but the result is that I have a tight M curve setting using all of that, and I have it saved, etc. etc. etc. thanks to the powers that be. Woo hoo!

I may definitely hit you up per synth bass settings and such in the future because I feel inspired to remix all of the songs I've done.

Also, I hit up an international market yesterday, and that was overwhelming in the best way possible. Two whole aisles of ramen choices!
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Sounds good! I moved this to our own thread.
Bass guitar patches
 
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