Recording Bass guitar with equalization and compression featuring Nashville sound engineer Russ Long

This video posted by http://www.jss.net features Nashville live and studio engineer Russ Long discussing Bass Guitar recording techniques using a Pendulum Quartet tube recording channel for a tiny bit of equalization and compression. For more information on studio recording techniques and recording Bass Guitars please visit https://www.jss.net/store/index.php?c=root&product=RL-edu and read the book Russ Longs Guide to Nashville Recording.

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Howto & Style

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• recording bass guitar
• equalization
• compression
• Russ long
• studio recording
• recording

[limemusik]

Not trying to be a pain, but I always love it when I see "How-too" type RECORDING videos where the audio is clipping on the recording. It's just hilarious to me..

[campa0311]

very helpful thanks, I know now what I was doing wrong. I have metallica coming in this weekend to record. 

[analyzingfunny]

If you aint tape...you aint SHIT!!!!

[prindal1]

@limemusik I feel like that too. Damn, go get it fixed if you think you know how it's done...

[101AOK]

A bit more on line in/trim/feed db to processor settings of all gear in chain....but that's just me. Best to you