oops! sorry! thanks for the heads up

phew! that is quite a long walk. but if anyone finds this one instead, TL;DR: you use it for sustain/length.

i watched this clip on youtube the other day, where Steve is mixing a record and wants more thump out of the kick. so he sends the kick via bus to a parametric EQ (GML, i believe). he boosts some low frequency content and returns this to another channel. he also sends some of that return channel bac...

brass dw 14x6.5 snare i've had forever. pre-collector's era, and lots of people shit talk them, but it sounds great. my first nice snare. also, i took it on almost every tour i went on, so it looks like it came from the Titanic. still used often on projects I recordnoble and cooley 14x7 solid maple ...

The Bugle is definitely more comedy than anything, but it is political and very left leaning - John Oliver was one of the co-hosts from its inception til not so long ago.I enjoy What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law - it's a Radiolab spin-off, so has the same kind of editing that I know annoys a lot...

try delaying one side of the guitar 30-35ish msec or so. should open up the middle quite a lot for bass and drums and vox.

I am in the US. It s a bowers and Wilkins ASW2500. This particular one does not seem to be switchable - have yet to receive it (currently en route) but going on pics and by seller s explanation - we have discussed somewhat (he went the electrician route).

it's output rating is 700 RMS, so was going to get 2000 or 3000 watt transformer. should i be concerned about it introducing noise? anyone have any recommendations on a transformer?

oops. i may have phrased that poorly. the sub only operates on 220 volts. i was going to purchase something like this so i could run it: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0717 ... PV13&psc=1a bit cheaper than the electricians i know. but curious if this is overkill/inadequate for what i want it to ...