Fixing my moron mistake

[BWolf]

so yesterday, at austin city limits, after about half the damien marley set i realized that the rolloff was turned on for just the left channel. 

so what do i do to fix this?  just roll it off in wavelab?  what is the default rolloff on the 722 so i can match it for the other channel?

[fozzy]

so yesterday, at austin city limits, after about half the damien marley set i realized that the rolloff was turned on for just the left channel. 

so what do i do to fix this?  just roll it off in wavelab?  what is the default rolloff on the 722 so i can match it for the other channel?

you can go into your settings on the 722 and see what it is set to.  i think the default is 8db @ 40hz or something like that. 

[anodyne33]

  i think the default is 8db @ 40hz or something like that. 

If it's that low I'd be willing to bet that you'd have a hard time noticing the difference between channels in a normal playback environment and matching the rolloff with the other channel will just zapp what you have left in that range.

[BWolf]

  i think the default is 8db @ 40hz or something like that. 

If it's that low I'd be willing to bet that you'd have a hard time noticing the difference between channels in a normal playback environment and matching the rolloff with the other channel will just zapp what you have left in that range.

well i'll check the setting.  i might just leave it alone if it doesn't sound too bad, but i'll have to give it a listen later tonight

[F.O.Bean]

  i think the default is 8db @ 40hz or something like that. 

If it's that low I'd be willing to bet that you'd have a hard time noticing the difference between channels in a normal playback environment and matching the rolloff with the other channel will just zapp what you have left in that range.

well i'll check the setting.  i might just leave it alone if it doesn't sound too bad, but i'll have to give it a listen later tonight

howd youre HPF get engaged brad? thats why i use the scroll wheel on the right

[BayTaynt3d]

Why not "roll it back on" in post on the affected channel instead of rolling it off on the other?

[F.O.Bean]

Why not "roll it back on" in post on the affected channel instead of rolling it off on the other?

id apply the exact same cutoff to the other channel and then add more bass to them both

[BWolf]

Why not "roll it back on" in post on the affected channel instead of rolling it off on the other?

id apply the exact same cutoff to the other channel and then add more bass to them both

you wanna explain this process bean.  i'd be using wavelab.....

[F.O.Bean]

Why not "roll it back on" in post on the affected channel instead of rolling it off on the other?

id apply the exact same cutoff to the other channel and then add more bass to them both

you wanna explain this process bean.  i'd be using wavelab.....

i am not the one to help you bud, BUT when adding bass back into the recording, try the multiband compressor

sorry, thats all the help i can give ya

BTW, what was the rolloff on the 722? and better yet how did it get changed

[BWolf]

Why not "roll it back on" in post on the affected channel instead of rolling it off on the other?

id apply the exact same cutoff to the other channel and then add more bass to them both

you wanna explain this process bean.  i'd be using wavelab.....

i am not the one to help you bud, BUT when adding bass back into the recording, try the multiband compressor

sorry, thats all the help i can give ya

BTW, what was the rolloff on the 722? and better yet how did it get changed

i have to look at the 722 when i get home to see what it was set to.  i don't know how it got engaged, but only one channel got engaged.  must have been when i was turning on the phantom and i didn't notice.  oh well....

[F.O.Bean]

Why not "roll it back on" in post on the affected channel instead of rolling it off on the other?

id apply the exact same cutoff to the other channel and then add more bass to them both

you wanna explain this process bean.  i'd be using wavelab.....

i am not the one to help you bud, BUT when adding bass back into the recording, try the multiband compressor

sorry, thats all the help i can give ya

BTW, what was the rolloff on the 722? and better yet how did it get changed

i have to look at the 722 when i get home to see what it was set to.  i don't know how it got engaged, but only one channel got engaged.  must have been when i was turning on the phantom and i didn't notice.  oh well....

dood, you need to learn the quick phantom on thing:

Front Panel button shortcuts:

Input 1 Phantom Power:

Press Sine Wave+Menu Button

Input 2 Phantom Power:

Press Sine Wave+HDD Button

but if youre borrowing it from zee, then you may not have that shortcut card

why dont you just buy it off of him?

and BTW, im getting psyched for the v 2.0 firmware

[BWolf]

i know about the shortcuts, but i still don't know how i turned it on.  oh well.  it actually sounds fine, so i might not do anything to it...

[F.O.Bean]

i know about the shortcuts, but i still don't know how i turned it on.  oh well.  it actually sounds fine, so i might not do anything to it...

cool, id still check tho, i always thought the lowest rolloff started at 12dboctave@80Hz or something like that which is ALOT IMO

[anodyne33]

  it actually sounds fine, so i might not do anything to it...

my thoughts exactly!