Hi guys. Hoping you can help me get my b-pass in order. It's for studio work, but it needs a problem resolved to get the results i'm chasing.
Specifically, the lower register notes are all boomy, farty and clippy. But the action is perfect, pickups are of vintage wind (Fender '62s) and height is set much lower than recommended specs (5mm vs 3.6mm), strings are just regular gauge D'Addarrios... I don't know where the signal hotness is coming from. But I can't record with it successfully until I work out how to tame it.
Amp, POD or direct into an interface, dampened via an inline pad - the results are all the same - fart/clip city on the bass notes, worst on the bottom seven frets of the E string. I keep blaming downstream equipment, but i've checked it over too many times - there's no fault with my gain structuring, and more than enough headroom allocation. But still - note bloom, massive clipping, far too much signal.
Any idea how to correct this?
Specifically, the lower register notes are all boomy, farty and clippy. But the action is perfect, pickups are of vintage wind (Fender '62s) and height is set much lower than recommended specs (5mm vs 3.6mm), strings are just regular gauge D'Addarrios... I don't know where the signal hotness is coming from. But I can't record with it successfully until I work out how to tame it.
Amp, POD or direct into an interface, dampened via an inline pad - the results are all the same - fart/clip city on the bass notes, worst on the bottom seven frets of the E string. I keep blaming downstream equipment, but i've checked it over too many times - there's no fault with my gain structuring, and more than enough headroom allocation. But still - note bloom, massive clipping, far too much signal.
Any idea how to correct this?
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