Playing on stage, going direct to the soundboard with no amps on stage, I plug my wireless into my WTDI and then plug the WTDI into the snake for the sound board. That does require me to plug in the wireless receiver and WTDI into a power outlet, but also allows me to boost my low-mids slightly (500Hz boosted up to 1:30). I run all other EQ flat, with no shape or compression added. I ALWAYS tell the sound tech that's what I've done so if it needs to be changed it for out front they know what they are starting with. So far zero complaints from sound techs and it always sounds like my normal sound in the stage monitors.
Yeah, I didn't think about that. I'll continue to use the DI box.
Yeah, I get the "why the DI?" from soundcos occasionally that know my unit, which is a common one, but may not be familiar with the Khan VTDI I use.
Keep in mind if your DI is "just a DI" your adding one more cable and extra connections.
Does the khan have cabinet simulation?Yeah, I get the "why the DI?" from soundcos occasionally that know my unit, which is a common one, but may not be familiar with the Khan VTDI I use.
I say, just give the DI a listen.
That takes care of that....
It does not.
Me...........Active Bass w/rounds straight to FOH. Zero pedals.It does not.
I don’t want cab simulation.
As for distortion, I don’t want distortion, breakup, or overdrive of any kind in my bass tone.
For that matter, I don’t care for:
Flatwounds
Picks
Passive electronics
Compression (fine if FOH uses it in the mix)
Effects
Overdrive bass tones
There’s days where I wonder why I haven’t already been excommunicated from TalkBass over this….
My man!….Me...........Active Bass w/rounds straight to FOH. Zero pedals.
