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Old 09-16-2008, 02:00 AM
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The last time I recorded with my band was about a month ago and one of the songs we recorded uses my Line 6's synth bass effect. Most times I can get an explosive sound out of the amp without much tweaking on my basses and my passive basses have the best consistent synth tone. However, when I went to record it, the tone was flat and dead. I'm a complete newbie to recording and I'm just now taking a commercial music production class so please keep the jargen to a minimum.
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Old 09-16-2008, 05:50 PM
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try micing the cab maybe?
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Old 09-16-2008, 08:51 PM
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Actually, micing a cab is probably the problem. If you mic a cab you want the signal to be as dry as possible; no reverbs, delays, echos.

I am guessing that you did mic the cab. If you did, try using the DI out on the back of the amp. If you really want to use a mic you could mic the cab and record a track, then play the track back into the effect and cab and use the DI on the back to record a new track with the effect on it.

I think it would yield almost the exact results with both techniques. However going straight from DI to recording would be much easier.
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