Aug 30, 2005 01:46 pm Was anything else plugged into the mixer ?... maybe y'a left a mic on in the room, and it was feedbacking just that freq ? Did it ever do that before ?
bassy whoosh
Posted on Aug 30, 2005 01:38 pm
crux
Typo Szar
Member Since: Jul 04, 2002
When i record my guitar through my alesis studio mixer into my maudio delta 66 into cubase i get this weird bassy whoosh... is the only way to describe it. both wheni go direct from a line6 adn from micing an amp. Its like everytime a certain lower frequency is hit, it like swells up and is quite annoying. I thought at first it was jsut my friends sound system, which is like a home theater type deal, so i thought an unmixed unmastered signal just reacted too much to his overamped system, but i brought it home adn into my car, and that whoosh is everywhere.
any ideas?
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Aug 30, 2005 01:46 pm Was anything else plugged into the mixer ?... maybe y'a left a mic on in the room, and it was feedbacking just that freq ? Did it ever do that before ?
Aug 30, 2005 01:46 pm I used to get that happening to me when my bass strings needed replacing, I'd replace them and the volume swell/woosh would disappear...it's just that frequency resonating...it sucks.
Aug 30, 2005 08:39 pm Did you have a drum kit in the room with you and the snare rattle? Anything else that would do a "sympathetic" harmonic, such as a furnace duct? (mic only, of course.) A plug-in you had in the master section of Cubase, and you were monitoring the recorded channel? A string hitting the fret, and you weren't monitoring? Are you talking about a noise like at the beginning of the Beatles "I Feel Fine"? A 440 "A" note? (I'm full of questions, aren't I?) (Well, besides other things...)
Sep 01, 2005 03:02 am Ill have to look into all those questions, and dig up my old Beatles albums.
Thanx guys!
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