Recent content by na4ito

After all why the hell would anyone want to crank up the bass boost? I mean, like it's been mentioned above - the best technique for EQing is cutting, not boosting.

In my new cover band we have a guitarist that tends to speed up at the end of the chorus usually, and a drummer who is happy to follow. Getting the drummer to wear headphones with metronome totally solved the issue, and he was happy with that!

Totally agree with the previous comment - while at first smacking the guitard in the face with your heaviest bass may seem the best solution, it's not, unless you don't want to play with him anymore. Try different settings at the next practice, make sure you record it, then listen and discuss.

Well, unfortunately I am not good at electronics, but why don't you bring your bass to someone who is? My guess is if you change the pots everything will get back to normal. The easiest and most expensive (probably) way.

It's a no-no - you won't be able to sell it then.

One of the worst features of GAS - you just never know - when, what and sometimes even why. So get a slightly bigger board just in case.

Not learning their respective parts at home and doing that at the gig - partly for my money. However, both bands I am in at the moment are friends/good acquaintances of mine, and they are gradually improving.

I won't be so much supportive as others - sorry for that! But in my very humble opinion you should really practice more. From what I've read here I should believe the drummer plays not only the downbeat on the kick - if he isn't as pissed off at your playing whole notes only (again I might have...

Be sure to remove all the old sh*t. Other questions are for the finish manufacturer. Sue them maybe.

I've just turned 26, and I'd much more prefer some Motown stuff to move my butt to. But it takes all kinds to make the world)