dunivan,
I'd say to try it both ways and see which sounds best to you - let your ears be the judge! a third option is to do both - use a direct box to send a signal to the amp (so it can be miked) and then a line can go to the 'puter for the direct signal (two separate tracks of bass that can be mixed later). I like the countryman direct box but I hear some come from the factory lame so it'd be good to try it in the store first maybe. another option might be to go to a compressor first but you can also add compression after. you don't want to clip though cuz digital distortion is pretty lame. experiment! that's what's great about home recording.
on bass, watt
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Originally posted by dunivan
Mike,
I come to you again...(sorry if its bothersome).
Im recording tracks for my upcoming EP (Just me and my bass...acoustic guitar on a few tracks) and im doing it in a home studio.
I think i heard youve done this before, and am wondering if there are any pros/cons to mic'ing the amp, or just plugging my bass into my comp
any help on that would be great
cant wait to catch you on the next tour
dunivan |
