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you can load a group onto a bus, but if you load a bus onto a group you will always compress the group too heavily

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BTW, these are not mine, but thought I'd pass along the info:

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I can attest that these pres sound as good as any other...amazing actually for the money. very full and robust sounding...put in a higher end tube for even more warmth. I'd score them if I had the room and cash. Someone's gonna' get a great deal on these! +1 I rolled the tubes in mine to some old R...

subatomic pieces wrote:Or, turn everything else down a little?

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I have a pair of 4408's that sound awesome, but the foam around the cone needs to be replaced. anyone know how hard it is to do that?

it sounds like the 4 outputs from the back of the Mackie are pre EQ... is there a switch that you can choose pre or post EQ? are the 4 outputs you're connected Direct outs? if you have inserts for each channel you can do the 'half in' trick & this should get you a post EQ signal

I have the same problem... low celings, small room... I've had good results putting up A LOT of bass traps & floating some OC703 above the drum kit... cover the celing in that stuff & it'll help it disapear in your mics... heavy blankets on the walls help too I've also had good luck asking drummers ...

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I've done this sort of thing with some 'throw away' tracks... as the band was warmig up I was recording & they did a few sloppy covers & some older tunes that wouldnt be included on the release we were working on... we ended up doing a band passed mono mix on these 'throw aways'... we put a mic on a...

mic the hat & give him A LOT of it in his cans... should force him to play them softer

yeah it really excells on synths too. To add direct outs I just ran them off the master buss. it has a ribbon with the power and master busses on it that connects via a female connector to pins on each card. I just pulled off the connector and soldered a line to each pin ,then from there to a resis...

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got mine on Friday... these things are soooooo cool. I can't wait to try them out

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