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Stoner/DOOM Bassists Part 83: WHAT YEAR IS IT?


Drool...





My friend who plays guitar in Warp Rig picked up a blueline SVT, for use in his other band he plays bass in. Since it goes down to 2 ohm, gonna plug it in to the dual Duallies at our next practice and give it a whirl. Something to calm my Dunwich withdrawal until Nick finishes my amp.

Id ask to give us a report of how it sounds when you do it, but I'm sure we all be able to hear it for ourselves.

Also when's the demo coming out?

Also also you still owe us a full rig pic.

Also also also this thread needs to post more pictures in general.


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Drool...







Id ask to give us a report of how it sounds when you do it, but I'm sure we all be able to hear it for ourselves.

Also when's the demo coming out?

Also also you still owe us a full rig pic.


The demo is done, we just need to finalize the cover art is all. We haven't practiced that much lately, because of the holidays, plus I was sick all weekend. We're definitely practicing this week, so hopefully by next weekend the demo will be online. I'll take a rig pic when we practice. Like I said before though, it's not that exciting right now. Lately I've just been running the MB800 into one Dually, eventually it'll be the massive 300W Dunwich head into both.


Speaking of which...I still need to come up with a name for the amp.
 
Actually, the demo might be up by tonight or tomorrow. Just conferring by text message and email with the dudes right now. Seems like everyone might already be cool with the preliminary cover art, so I might throw it on bandcamp when I get home tonight. Just waiting to hear back from the drummer.
 
Looking forward to hearing the demo, Corey!

Alright - One car is back to being fully functional! WooHoo! (fingers crossed)

Second car - Hyundai with blown engine - just spoke the mechanic who will be doing the engine work. He's going to have his tow-truck drivin' buddy hook it and bring it to his shop (about 40-50 miles away, small town, small prices) and has a line on a used motor with 64k miles on it. Got a quote that seems just this side of "too-good-to-be-true", here's hoping it works out.

The guy rebuilt the motor on my father's mustang two years ago and that's still running strong - though it's far from a daily driver.

Band practice tonight - I'm looking forward to blowing off some steam.
 
Look forward to hearing this beast!

Thanks, I'm looking forward to getting feedback. I have to restrain myself from pre-apologizing for it, because I already want to move on to writing and recording better stuff, with a clearer vision. Nothing new there, all of us who've recorded anything usually know how that goes.

Sorry to hear about you guys losing your drummer. That sucks, hopefully you find a replacement quickly.
 
Thanks, I'm looking forward to getting feedback. I have to restrain myself from pre-apologizing for it, because I already want to move on to writing and recording better stuff, with a clearer vision. Nothing new there, all of us who've recorded anything usually know how that goes.

Sorry to hear about you guys losing your drummer. That sucks, hopefully you find a replacement quickly.

recordings an interesting process, that's for damn sure.
 
recordings an interesting process, that's for damn sure.

I'm in a weird place for recording with bands now, because I've gotten really good at recording my own stuff. So I know how to get killer tones and really craft everything to an overall sound that I like (and usually get a lot of compliments on from others), but when there's other people in the mix that have gear THEY want to use and settings they're adamant about, it's a lot harder. I'm not Phil Spector, I can't pull a gun on someone in the studio and demand they do it the way I want. Well, I COULD...but I wouldn't.
 
I'm in a weird place for recording with bands now, because I've gotten really good at recording my own stuff. So I know how to get killer tones and really craft everything to an overall sound that I like (and usually get a lot of compliments on from others), but when there's other people in the mix that have gear THEY want to use and settings they're adamant about, it's a lot harder. I'm not Phil Spector, I can't pull a gun on someone in the studio and demand they do it the way I want. Well, I COULD...but I wouldn't.

That's tough, because you know what you're talking about and you have the band's best interest in mind, but it's hard to not come off like you're a know-it-all. Tone and gear are such subjective and personal things, people get easily offended when you try to offer advice. I've experienced this to a certain extent.

Maybe you could secretly record clean DI tracks and re-amp everything later. Get it close to their tone but improved.

"Yeah man, your rig sounds great!"
 
That's tough, because you know what you're talking about and you have the band's best interest in mind, but it's hard to not come off like you're a know-it-all. Tone and gear are such subjective and personal things, people get easily offended when you try to offer advice. I've experienced this to a certain extent.

Maybe you could secretly record clean DI tracks and re-amp everything later. Get it close to their tone but improved.

"Yeah man, your rig sounds great!"

I have thought about that, seriously. That would be a lot of extra work for ME though lol.