Hi Ross. what part of the UK are you based, hope gigs are going well. ? . got the Boss rc 505 (exact same brain as the 600), to a Bose mixer and system, Taylor 400 series and SM58 mic. Im setting up the looper with the mixer for the first time. I worked really hard to get the instruments perfect on the mixer initially. Question please - What would be the first setting to check on the looper to ensure it's EQ is "flat" (no setting) before sending to the mixer which has set EQ's. or do you think I am going about this the wrong way? thanks for any help .either way i got ya coffee. great vids.
i configured everything to go to separate channels for the separate mixer as in you video of "Send 6 INSTRUMENTS to 6 SEPARATE OUTPUTS via 6 INDIVIDUAL TRACKS"
Ahh, that's really kind of you man. I really do appreciate that, and I hope you're getting value from the content. I'm based up in the North West, originally from Manchester but I live in Warrington these days. How about yourself? Regards to your question, is there anyway for you to bypass the EQ on the Bose mixer, or perhaps run into a different speaker system to check things? The EQ coming out of the RC should be as flat as possible, provided you haven't changed anything, but it will also be determined by your EQ being flat from the source, I.e your Taylor, and anything else you have in your chain that could affect the overall tone.
@@RossGallagherMusic much appreciate it. gonna refine everything first (i did over simplify my side) and will hopefully get onto your ideas and do some sharing with ya.
Super cool, Im using the synido pads for my drums.
Hi Ross. what part of the UK are you based, hope gigs are going well. ? . got the Boss rc 505 (exact same brain as the 600), to a Bose mixer and system, Taylor 400 series and SM58 mic. Im setting up the looper with the mixer for the first time. I worked really hard to get the instruments perfect on the mixer initially. Question please - What would be the first setting to check on the looper to ensure it's EQ is "flat" (no setting) before sending to the mixer which has set EQ's. or do you think I am going about this the wrong way? thanks for any help .either way i got ya coffee. great vids.
i configured everything to go to separate channels for the separate mixer as in you video of "Send 6 INSTRUMENTS to 6 SEPARATE OUTPUTS via 6 INDIVIDUAL TRACKS"
Ahh, that's really kind of you man. I really do appreciate that, and I hope you're getting value from the content. I'm based up in the North West, originally from Manchester but I live in Warrington these days. How about yourself?
Regards to your question, is there anyway for you to bypass the EQ on the Bose mixer, or perhaps run into a different speaker system to check things? The EQ coming out of the RC should be as flat as possible, provided you haven't changed anything, but it will also be determined by your EQ being flat from the source, I.e your Taylor, and anything else you have in your chain that could affect the overall tone.
@@RossGallagherMusic much appreciate it. gonna refine everything first (i did over simplify my side) and will hopefully get onto your ideas and do some sharing with ya.