The Double Valve Bass Trombone a history documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWDcuahzC5Y

The master with a Double Bass short

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/986d7me9JeY

Bass trombones are gorgeous instruments. Look at which gem I found on the tubes

Yamaha in Hamumatsu creating YBL YBL-822G and many other (bass) trombones out of ONE PIECE of metal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcstdl55lj8

Direct Inject Box explained by the engineer at Audio University

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OaeIxOyp_vM

Fix your bass tone using nice techniques

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b0ShkSBtcU

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Now I have about two hundred(!) yes TWO HUNDRED more effects in my arsenal! So for my Bass Guitars & other instruments I now have ALL effects that I need extra, which I dont need as seperate discrete components. How? Go look up FX2000 and Behringer than come back here and tell me ;)

Here I can only do 500 bytes (why not 512?) so I post about that at bsd.cafe

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PCM vs float audio bitdepth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EgEe0Zys2Y

Audio cable fraud. Go listen and learn if you do any type of audio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOoub4D1O7k

Eurorack hardware a POV from a tech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NVXuO2859M

Studio monitors are not as good as you thought

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Nm26pUo6gQ

Another view in Vinyl sound quality. This is a sublime video, with in depth explanation. The stylus is very important in the way a LP sounds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bZKiaoDALI

A very interesting take on vinyl from the perspective of a mastering engineer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM7sI7GZPbk

The vocal auto ducking function only works when a dual channel signal is fed into the effect.
I had put a mono signal into the effect and it of course failed.

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I discovered a interesting function on an effect of mine. The function auto ducks the frequencies where our voices reside so you can easily sing over regular songs.

I shall explore this Sub function further, but I know this already from other effects. This sub function is only briefly mentioned within the manual

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This vid has nice examples of gorgeously flowing bass sequences

The GENIUS of the DISCO bass icons

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq5IMPjvWiw

So if the dynamics has XLR input/outputs you'll wind up with a cable like this

TRS on one end and one male, one female XLR on the other end
Tip of TRS connects to pin 2 of male
Ring of TRS connects to pin 2 of female
Sleeve of TRS connects to pin 1 of male and female
Pin 3 of male and female get soldered to their respective pin 1's.

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https://recording.org/forum-topic/recording-live-or-studio/wiring-inserts-tip-send-ring-return

Output
XLR/TRS
Pin 2/Tip=output positive and is connected to ring of insert TRS
Pin 1/Ring=output low and is connected to sleeve of insert TRS
Pin 3/Sleeve=output ground and is connected to sleeve of insert TRS

Pin 3/Sleeve should be soldered to Pin1/ring on both input and output of dynamics unit
IE Pin 3/Sleeve on input is soldered to Pin1/ring on input and Pin 3/Sleeve on output is soldered to Pin 1/ring on output: shorting to ground
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#Music #Audio #Bass #SoundEngineering #Pedal #Console

Dynamic unit end get's wired like this

Input:
XLR/TRS
Pin 2/Tip=input positive and is connected to tip of insert TRS
Pin 1/Ring=input low and is connected to sleeve of insert TRS
Pin 3/Sleeve=input ground and is connected to sleeve of instert TRS

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I've got this wonderful article here which explains it to the letter

Wiring inserts

Console insert end get's wired like this...

TRS:
Tip=send positive
Ring=return positive
Sleeve=neutral ground

https://recording.org/forum-topic/recording-live-or-studio/wiring-inserts-tip-send-ring-return

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