HOW TO RECORD A GREAT BASS SOUND (mini masterclass)

HOW TO RECORD A GREAT BASS SOUND USING 2 CHANNELS OF TECH 21
This video is a mini masterclass video that will teach you how I record a great bass sound using 2 channels.
Recording this way is imperative if you want to have great lowed and distorted high-end bass sounds when recording.
For these examples I will be using my Spector classic euro, a Tech 21 VT Bass DI and a Geddy Lee YYZ Pedal a perfect combination for recording direct or playing live with no amps, I love Tech 21 stuff.
Also over the last year I have met a true gentlemen and bass connoisseur where I’ve gotten this amazing gear from, his name is Mark Smith from www.bassnorth.ca
I highly recommend checking this this place and guy out for the greatest bass gear that is hard to find as well as the best one on one service I have seen in a very long time.
Thanks for checking out this video and I wish you a BASSTASTIC DAY!!!!!!
Momo
Hope you enjoy the video and as always i'll see you in the comment section.
You rock!
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[@Tech21nyc]

Excellent class! Many thanks for using our gear for it 👍

[@themomozone]

right on , love you guys and thanks for all you do you totally rock M

[@ryanhumphrey5821]

Thank you!

[@themomozone]

you welcome my friend, anytime ,,thanks for dropping by you totally rock M

[@danielblakely952]

Thanks Momo! This is the kind of info i need as im just trying to dip my toes into digital recording. What DAW program are you using here?
And also…. Whats that 2 string i see back there ? ;)

[@themomozone]

Right on Daniel ...i use logic and thats a waterstone 2 string bass , thanks for dropping by you totally rock M

[@MassimoCristofolini]

Nice video Momo!
In a live situation, do you think you'll get the same result splitting the signal and then merging it with a line selector (e.g. Boss LS2)? Or just going with the dry/wet knob?

[@themomozone]

Hey Massimo , thats a good question.. with the ls2 there are 2 ways 2 look at it ...if you only have 2 effects hooked up you have blend control and its basically a mono out where you can control your dry sound so your distortion has a dry to be backed up by ...if the ls2 only has one of its channels with say your preamp or distortion then the other channel can be used as a totally dry separate output thus creating what i have going on with the sansamp.....the real difference by having 2 separate outputs instead of just a blend is that you can eq each channel as you wand and you can also pan each channel where you want creating a better seperation then just a straight up mono blend ...hope that helps, have a great day and thanks for dropping by , you rock M