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Offline flipzoso

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Sonic PA 6LC3 question
« on: January 06, 2008, 10:30:29 PM »
Im a relatively new taper, I havent taped any super loud bands so I always left the bass filter on the medium setting and things have been great. But I will be taping The Mars Volta soon, and I was wondering if I will need to increase or decrease the rolloff for their shows, as they are a LOUD band. Also I actually dont have the indicators for which direction is increase/decrease so if I do have to use it could you perhaps tell me which direction is to up/down.

(hope that last part made sense)

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Re: Sonic PA 6LC3 question
« Reply #1 on: January 10, 2008, 11:15:49 AM »
Im a relatively new taper, I havent taped any super loud bands so I always left the bass filter on the medium setting and things have been great. But I will be taping The Mars Volta soon, and I was wondering if I will need to increase or decrease the rolloff for their shows, as they are a LOUD band. Also I actually dont have the indicators for which direction is increase/decrease so if I do have to use it could you perhaps tell me which direction is to up/down.

(hope that last part made sense)
You should be fine, bass isn't that much of a problem when taping them. If you still think it is too much bass in the final recording you can always roll-off more in postproduction (e.g. using parametric EQ) - but you can't add what's not there to begin with (without adding noise), too much roll-off can make for recordings that sound "thinner" than desired.

Not familiar with your SS box so I can't offer any insight on that but I'm pretty sure there is a table found at this link: http://www.sonicstudios.com/pa_x.htm
« Last Edit: January 10, 2008, 11:17:28 AM by nardo »

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Re: Sonic PA 6LC3 question
« Reply #2 on: January 10, 2008, 05:15:29 PM »
Im a relatively new taper, I havent taped any super loud bands so I always left the bass filter on the medium setting and things have been great. But I will be taping The Mars Volta soon, and I was wondering if I will need to increase or decrease the rolloff for their shows, as they are a LOUD band. Also I actually dont have the indicators for which direction is increase/decrease so if I do have to use it could you perhaps tell me which direction is to up/down.

(hope that last part made sense)



If module is older type like shown above, then filter 45/85/120 cycle slide switch 120 cycle (the most aggressive bass reduction) setting is far right position, in other words, towards module end without the cord, at + AA battery terminal end. 
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