MoonBassAlpha

Wise words

Or albumen... Oh, wait, that would be Fear of Egg White. As you were...

Well done Skank, IBTL!!

Listen to Girls Talk Dave Edmunds Cover by Jules Moss on #SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/U1KQi8rPaCRsPZKFyL My December cover challenge, massive thanks to my band's singer Matt Sewell for singing this, my own efforts were unbearable! Bass, drums and many guitars by me, recorded in Reaper. This tune is a particular favourite of my wife, so also a small bonus Xmas pressie...

I've got the music done. It's too high for me to sing so I got my singer to do it. He said he wasn't happy with his first go and would do it again tonight, but unfortunately has found himself in the pub instead, so if I do get another version, it will be in the 'pub style'! Oh dear!

My old luthier's wife had one. He said the neck was so susceptible to changes in humidity he could use it as a hygrometer. He put it down to the wood/ebanol fingerboard neck combo.

Do you record in your bathroom? It's somewhat buried in the reverberation. Quite a narrow stereo field too. I'm sure these are artistic choices though.

Ah, those aren't in the list. Another thought I've had is some 3.5mm to 6.35mm adapters don't always make great connection with the sleeve of the headphone plug resulting in a very odd frequency response. Might be worth trying a different adapter if you have one, or comparing the sound at your mixing setup to plugging the headphone straight into your phone without using an adaptor?

My take is that the string in question isn't making contact at the fingerboard side of the nut, but further back. This would result in what they're finding.

This is all predicated on VHS having that model in their library of course.

If you can find some frequency graphs for those specific phones you might be able to add an eq curve to flatten them out. If they're a popular brand they should be out there somewhere. I use a plugin called Hornet VHS that has a large library of headphones' response curves. What is the make and model? I'll see if they're listed.

Dan Coggins is currently taking on repairs again, Oxfordshire based. Does valve amps mainly, and transistor/ fet ones, but not really the digital stuff. Encyclopaedic knowledge! He's great with analogue pedals too, having been the designer of the legendary Lovetone pedals... Email [email protected] No affiliation, just a happy customer and mate!

There's some great stuff in here, but I get what you mean about the mix, it's tilted towards the treble too much, ensnare and cymbals, and the bass is somewhat missing. I know what it's like hammering it to get it done to the deadline and losing some perspective along the way. Your stuff usually sounds amazingly well produced! Still voted for it all the same!

A lot of cool entries this month! Seems to be a proggy trend, that's good in my book!

Is it just me seeing a lot of broken links? Edit: as you were, it is just me! Seems to have resolved itself!