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[quote name='mr.sibs' post='137917' date='Feb 11 2008, 12:23 AM']normalizing a track will also make the unwanted background noise louder, you need to usea multiband compressor and a mastering eq, or get a finisher?[/quote] True but you would do the compression after the normalizing. There is always going to be unwanted background noise, gating will also help get rid of this too.

The cab is not mine but what a sound i got out of it!!! [attachment=5510:Photo_0002.jpg] Apologies for the poor picture quality. The mid switch on the SVT4 Pro is amazing, totally changes your sound quickly. I had the head on half volume and i knew it had more in it!

Have you used an active bass with this peal, if so how does it sound?

If you normalize the audio files it will make them louder. I know adobe audition has this function, not sure about audacity.

[quote name='BigBassBob' post='133391' date='Feb 4 2008, 02:24 AM']Here's what I've been rocking for the last two months: Simple and gets the job done P.S Disregard my settings, they got moved by accident[/quote] What size pedaltrain have you got there? Is it the JR?

Im still available.

Im still available.

Bump, im still available. I dont want anyone to be put off by the kind of bands i like and listen too. Im a fan off all music with a good groove and sound. Im a versatile player and im up for any sort of musical challenge. Cheers.

The thing about a mac is that you can run most D.A.W's on it like Pro-tools, ableton live, cubase, nuendo........ On a PC you cant run Logic, which is easily the best D.A.W. apart from a full Pro-tools rig!!! Pro-tools and Logic are the two main industry standards and if you can get your head around them, its plain sailing!

+1 on student discount! If you log in with your universities details at a university terminal, then you get a huge discount on software. I got the full Logic studio 8 suite for £118. I think the discount is 60%-70%!!! However the discount is much less on hardware. Mac book pro's are amazing! Wish i could afford one!

As a music technology student myself, i would 100% recommend buying a MAC. I own an iMac with a 1.82 GHz intel duel core processor, with 1GB of memory and its good enough to run Logic well. When looking into buying a computer to run music/video software, you need it to be fast and to have the ability to run more than one application fast. The software i own which is essential to my university course is Logic Pro 8 and Reason 3 (reason 4 soon!). Im also looking into purchasing MAX MSP very soon. Garage band is a great starting point and helps ease you into logic.

Hi, the band im in at uni has split so i need a new start! Im 19, own all my own pro gear and very serious about the music im involved in. I took grades a few years ago and i got up to grade 6. Im also a Music technology student so i have a good grasp of music theory and a very good knowledge of recording and live sound. I can use all playing techniques confidently and can learn music fast. I put a lot of effort into music and have big ambitions for the future. Im pretty open to most genres but im in to Metal, Hardcore, Screamo. Id love to play in a band like Architects, Sikth, Exit ten. Im based in Hatfield in Hertfordshire, but i can easily get to Bucks and most places in London if required. Im looking foreword to your replies.

+1 on the DR BASS cabs. Im getting one so i can try and push my Ampeg SVT-4 Pro.