MIC'D SOUNCLIPS OF MY BOARD (Hematoma+Attack Goat)

Here's some new sound clips done using my Samson C01U to mic up my XBrand 15W amp. I would <3 to have some feedback on the general tone of my bass in the "Clean Reference" and the Hema's tone in the first 3rd of the "Hema/Goat/HemaGoat" sample. If you must bash my playing, feel free . I expect it My coffee gave out half way thru

The Bass: SX Jazz 5 sunburst w/ flats. Soloed bridge pup with the tone fully "open"/"on".

The Chain: Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner -> Homebrew Electronics [aka HBE] Hematoma Bass Overdrive/Pre-amp -> Wounded Paw Attack Goat Bass Fuzz.

The Clips:
Clean Reference

Goat only
The clips are tone at min (all the way left), then tone at noon and finally tone max
Drive @ 9 o'clock, Blend @ Min
Drive @ 9 o'clock, Blend @ Noon
Drive @ 9 o'clock, Blend @ Max
Drive @ Noon, Blend @ Min
Drive @ Noon, Blend @ Noon
Drive @ Noon, Blend @ Max
Drive @ Max, Blend @ Min
Drive @ Max, Blend @ Noon
Drive @ Max, Blend @ Max

Hema only
The Clips are as follows (6 parts to each):
1. Tone at Min/EQ shift set @ "open" (more treble)
2. Tone at Min/EQ shift set @ "closed" (more bassy)
3. Tone at Noon/EQ shift set @ "open" (more treble)
4. Tone at Noon/EQ shift set @ "closed" (more bassy)
5. Tone at Max/EQ shift set @ "open" (more treble)
6. Tone at Max/EQ shift set @ "closed" (more bassy)
Drive @ Min
Drive @ Noon
Drive @ Max

Hema using the built in boost
Tone @ noon and EQ Shift "open" in all clips. First part of each is with boost off, then boost @ noon, then boost at max.
Drive @ Min
Drive @ Noon
Drive @ Max

Hema (no boost) -> Goat
Hema settings: Drive @ 7:30, Tone @ 11 o'clock, EQ Shift "open"
Goat settings: Drive @ Max, Tone @ Min, Blend @ 1:30
First the Hema solo, then the Goat solo, then Both the Hema and the Goat
Le Grande Clippage

Like I said at the beggining of this post, I'd love to get some feedback on the tone of the Hema in the last clip.

Thanks!

 

'nuts is right, I don't have one. Prolly not gonna either.

Ive actually been thinking bout replaceing the Goat, which I would prolly never use in a band, with something like a flanger. Beeg shwooshy. I like the Goat, dont get me wrong, but I just cant see it being all that usable with distorted guitars all 'round.

 

Hehe, I just work wit what I got

The "static" is actually the washer and dryer going on outside my door. I thought that they'd be far enough away/at an angle to the mic so that they wouldn't get recorded, but I was wrong You can ever hear the EQ switch on the Hema.... and it was almost farther away than the louder appliences

Its funny how most everyone (who's posted in this thread) hates the octave up thing on the goat....

 

Beeg Shwooooooshy.

The goat is cool for what I use it for: simulating guitar w/ bass when im messin around.

Even if the Goat went tho I would not sell it. I'd prolly use my tuner and it in a bi-amp setup for practice

 

Oh! Forgot to ask: Why turned off the Hema?

Just wondering if there was anything specific....