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Darkglass - Alpha Omega

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EMoneySC2 said:
Do you remember what your OmniCabSim settings are in that video? I always struggled pairing the A|O with it.
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I actually know EXACTLY what they were ;)
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EMoneySC2 said:
Legend. Thanks! :thumbsup:

I was running my A|O and OCS like that in the past, but mids were getting out of control in my rig. If Doug does an A|O Ultra I'll probably end up getting it and giving A|O another swing.
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This was just the direct signal, no amp, cab or cab sim...I guess the amp and/or cab you using also had a mid bump, since the NG-2 itself is pretty mid-forward as well.

I took it to mine NAMM last year and absolutely HATED the way it sounded through the new Tech 21 Geddy Lee rack unit, which is definitely voiced mid-forward to counter the natural scoop of a Jazz bass, but it sounded glorious through the dUg amp with the same cab.
 
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MDBass said:
Don't understand the question: the Balanced out sends a hotter signal than the 1/4" output does though
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Are the main output and balanced output signals reduced when using both at the same time verses using them one at a time? Everything was set with compressor input etc. and hooking up an additional output seemed to lower the signal. It's no problem, I just cranked it up. I would think it would have to lower the signal though. It would be good to know when having everything tweaked with the correct critical compressor input signal, and then the sound guy wants to run a direct out that you would know you'd have to increase the output. I guess I could just run the compressor first!
 
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Xandrell said:
Are the main output and balanced output signals reduced when using both at the same time verses using them one at a time? Everything was set with compressor input etc. and hooking up an additional output seemed to lower the signal. It's no problem, I just cranked it up. I would think it would have to lower the signal though. It would be good to know when having everything tweaked with the correct critical compressor input signal, and then the sound guy wants to run a direct out that you would know you'd have to increase the output. I guess I could just run the compressor first!
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Plugging in an XLR cable shouldn't buffer the 1/4" out, but I've never AB'd it to confirm
 

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