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It will be fun to watch this come together.

Pretty interesting little device.

I hope More Space Echo chimes in here.

Here is my take. I'd rather be in control of these things than leaving it to some unknown, person or bot at a ginormous company.

Echoboy does some really cool "reverb"-ish things too. Thing is a game changer for me. I've been having so much fun with it. Def. get the full version. I've done the really short delay with a lot of feedback thing with Soundtoys Primal Tap and it works really and is super simple to get going. Yea, ...

Audio thing outer space is worth checking out. Killer space echo emulation (with spring reverb ) If I was to grab another delay it'd be the Echoboy. It also emulates the Space Echo along with several other vintage gear. Plus, it's 50% off for the next week. The Echoboy Jr is only $29, but without m...

^^^^^^ that's cool. usually don't mess with multiple compressors on vox, but i do like to sneak just a little of the uncompressed vocals in under the compressed ones. basically i just put the compressed vox where they're not quite loud enough in the mix, then bring in the dry track just enough to p...

I've not gone full Brauer, but have used parallel compression on vocals a fair amount of times. It really depends on what I want from the vocal. Sometimes one compressor and automation works, sometimes a couple compressors in series on the main track.

CraigS63 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 08, 2018 10:46 am

2016 Ric bass (4003S) in midnight blue, recently off of ebay. In great shape (unlike myself)!
On a friend's recommendation, I stuck Rotosound swing 66 strings on it.

I think I may have seen that on the 'ol eBay.

Yeah, I always thought 703 seemed like a no-brainer for those except perhaps tube heat, building up. But it looks to me like you've got heads going outside of the ISO and speakers inside so- not an issue. How cool are the Bottle Rockets sounding these days? Seeing that makes me want to go see the J...

That's really interesting Roscoe. You would think the makers of those boxes would have dome some experimenting with acoustic materials.

am I the only one who had issues with those LP percussion claws resonating? I still use them on occasion, but always mounted to another mic stand. Theoretically anything mounted to the drum is going to resonate with the drum, except of course in the suspension hardware/latin percussion claw scenari...

ya seems like you don't have multiple phases to flip - just the one phase plus ground coming in on the unbalanced line what are you hoping to achieve ? I try not to say phases, isn't that a bunch of peoples pet peeve when you confuse polarity and phase? But yeah, I'm looking for 180 degree phase sh...

The LP Claws that I mentioned work great when attached to suspension mounts. I guess its hard for me to tell online how well it would attach to the suspension mounts (googled that I guess that is what this drummer has?)...the clips I have used seem to clip securely on to rims (though can get droopy...

ya seems like you don't have multiple phases to flip - just the one phase plus ground coming in on the unbalanced line what are you hoping to achieve ? I try not to say phases, isn't that a bunch of peoples pet peeve when you confuse polarity and phase? But yeah, I'm looking for 180 degree phase sh...

I've been using those Sennheiser tom mics (e604) for ages and have resorted to using the clips they come with when I'm short on stands. They work great other than when drummers have that weird suspension hardware. But I suppose that's more of an endorsement for the whole package, as opposed to just...