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Post by Ward on Mar 18, 2022 5:33:43 GMT -6
Any of the above happening with your guitar or bass rig, or someone else's you're trying to record? Wouldn't it be great if there were tricks to eliminate these problems cheaply? SHARE! I'll start. An old braided 3 conductor extension cord (you can feel the braids inside, most were made like this in the 90s) coiled up and put your leads/cables through it. Zap. Attachments:
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Post by svart on Mar 18, 2022 8:23:22 GMT -6
99% of the problems I've had in the studio were poorly kept cables that have frayed grounds or corroded ground connections or something like single-coil players standing in just the right spot in front of their amps.
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Post by WKG on Mar 18, 2022 8:43:08 GMT -6
Any of the above happening with your guitar or bass rig, or someone else's you're trying to record? Wouldn't it be great if there were tricks to eliminate these problems cheaply? SHARE! I'll start. An old braided 3 conductor extension cord (you can feel the braids inside, most were made like this in the 90s) coiled up and put your leads/cables through it. Zap. Great idea! I had a Lab Series way, way back. It was a nice amp until it started smoking. I'd put a towel or something over the music stand though, those Manhattan stands can ring like a bell. |
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Post by Calvin on Mar 18, 2022 15:56:30 GMT -6
Any of the above happening with your guitar or bass rig, or someone else's you're trying to record? Wouldn't it be great if there were tricks to eliminate these problems cheaply? SHARE! I'll start. An old braided 3 conductor extension cord (you can feel the braids inside, most were made like this in the 90s) coiled up and put your leads/cables through it. Zap. Great idea! I had a Lab Series way, way back. It was a nice amp until it started smoking. I'd put a towel or something over the music stand though, those Manhattan stands can ring like a bell. Wish I still had my Lab Series. Traded it for who-knows-what-way-back-when. |
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Post by drbill on Mar 19, 2022 18:55:35 GMT -6
I've occasionally gone to balanced power to calm down very noisy Marshall's that picked up everything between here a Saturn. Not inexpensive though.....
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Post by johneppstein on Mar 20, 2022 18:42:42 GMT -6
Any of the above happening with your guitar or bass rig, or someone else's you're trying to record? Wouldn't it be great if there were tricks to eliminate these problems cheaply? SHARE! I'll start. An old braided 3 conductor extension cord (you can feel the braids inside, most were made like this in the 90s) coiled up and put your leads/cables through it. Zap. Great idea! I had a Lab Series way, way back. It was a nice amp until it started smoking. I'd put a towel or something over the music stand though, those Manhattan stands can ring like a bell. And when you tried to tell it it was too young to smoke it farted at you? |
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