Recent content by Drop1

Audacity works well enough for me to grab whatever i want to grab. Cubase is amazing at chopping, time stretching, pitch shifting etc. It just can't directly grab audio from the net. So I use audacity to get the audio, and cubase to manipulate it in whatever way I want. It's all very simple...

I've never tried logic. I use Audacity for rips and cubase for everything else. I've tried to get used to ableton. It looks so easy, but ive been using cubase fir so long, everything else feels alien.

Maybe you guys can help me. I'm combo shopping and the 2 I'm looking at are the legacy 212 and mb 212. I'm honestly only even looking at the mb because it's cheaper, but it's not really "that" much cheaper. I assume the legacy has better drivers, more output and a better amp. Speaking of the...

Those are some neat toys ya got there. What program is that? I have cubase and a ton of vst's i use, but I don't know my way around cubases pitch/note identification plug ins. I know they are actually pretty decent, I'm just usually writing when using it, not decoding other tracks. I likely...

These guys have given you options. 1 I like is a high pass filter and eq before the comp. Eq the sound pretty flat with that eq and use another eq down stream to add back however much bass you want. I much prefer comps that don't mess with the low end too much but the eq thing does work.

I'm aware its electronic, I just wanted the notes. I like it.

Thanks guys. Thats all I needed. I just wanted to steal the basics of it for a track, but I'll likely play it in e.

It's perfectly plausible something on the cab can be making noise. I've seen many cloth grills do it when the bottom end gets going. It's usually very minor , but can definitely be noticeable if you're solo in an otherwise quiet room. I just fix what I can and ignore the rest.

Take the cab outside, away from any walls, preferably not under a cover like a porch. Either there will be no buzz, or this will help you locate the buzz if it's coming from you cab. I've never really had buzz issues with cabs, but combos often need a little attention to get them to be quiet...

Can the main bass riff for this be tabbed to a 4 string ? I'm trying my best, but right now all I have is my phone and I can't hear the bass at all. I heard it in the car and the bassline caught me. Kinda funky_groovey... I'd do it myself self, but I literally can not hear the bass on my...

I had one for a short time. I enjoyed it. I felt like it was built well enough though I think its it very diffemert from the regular model. Definitely not worth over $1000 more imo. I returned it because of aesthetics. I liked the all black, bur it got marked up so easly. Especially slapping...

What an interesting situation. I have NEVER been in a band that used Ipads, note books or anything else. We practice until we know the songs in and out and the band leader literally on the fly chooses a song to play based off how the crowd reacted to the previous song. Also, besides initially...

Mines not a headless, ans I'm not trying to be in the club, but I love that finish. Figured you may want to see my sr with the aged whiskey. I LOVE the color!!!

You'll be lucky to get $100 for it honestly. I say keep it. I watch these super cheap used basses sit forever on sites. Your best hope it to find someone that just loves the aesthetic but you'd need just the right buyer and that will be hard to find. A home done fretless job will make is even...

It's a balancing act between neck relief and saddle height. Neck relief is easy enough. Tighten enough that the strings lay flat on all the frets with the first and last fret held down then very slightly loosen the truss till there is maybe a gap big enough for a piece of paper to slide in at...