Excellent content on non-linearities - everyone DI-ing guitars should watch this.

That pre sim cut on the bass is a lightbulb moment for me, that exact frequency has been the bane of my existence

Awesome video, dude! I ran into this issue just yesterday, where I had a really annoying resonance that I was fighting in the guitars. When I pulled that frequency out of the DI tracks it instantly opened everything up. Thanks for sharing this. You have an awesome way of explaining things.

this is as awesome as it gets...i watch all your vids...but missed this one... where it's probably the one I needed the most!! thank you so much!

This vid has helped immensely. Thank you so much. You are a wonderful teacher. These tips are gold!

Awesome tips bro ! Great content !

Great video. I record a ton of DI guitars, and have always EQ'd after the amp. Your tips will take my craft to a new level. Thank you!

You generally make the best lessons! :)

Excellent content, as usual on this channel !

Very good creative eq suggestions

I never ever comment on videos but ,holly crap you really taught me something! The major differences little things make! amazing! Thanks man

Very, very valuable information and explanations! Thank you very much and I appreciate your posts! From Paris with respect and friendship !

Glad I found this channel. Great video on EQ. ***subscribed***

These are really helpful tips! Really good stuff here! The bass part alone is gold.

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

So glad you found it helpful man! Cheers 🤘

The best Eq video i’ve ever seen, really good explanation, love your job, continue your great videos.

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Cheers 😊

You got my sub! Excellent content :) Thank you!

Going to EQ my DI b4 Neural DSP Amp for sure thank u dude!

Well done Bobby :)

Eye opener this one, thanks so much for your videos. Has made my solo project's EP sound absolutely badass, crisp and professional, and I can't wait to release it. No joke, I'd send anyone wanting to mix metal to your channel before any other.

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

That means the world to me. Thank you so so much. Glad you found this helpful! Cheers!!

I just listened to an old interview with Dimebag Darrell last night taking about where he gets his guitar tone and he mentioned having just an eq and a few other minimal things before his amp. It has to be sheer destiny that I just so happened to come across this video because it didn't occur to me at the time. Awesome advice brother, thank you.

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you got something from the video! Cheers!

Thanks Bobby. I rarely process DI guitar. But i like to pre process bass DI. Bass is more tough sometimes than guitar lol

This video is fantastic. Keep the great work.

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@russelldesigner2682

2 жыл бұрын

@@RaytownProductions You should discover mine and you will see the difference.

Hey Bobby, great tutorial and great content as always

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

the single most helpful video on the topic

@RaytownProductions

Жыл бұрын

Glad you found it helpful 🙏

Great vid! how are you changing both eqs at the same time, are they connected somehow?

I'd love to hear how that transient enhancer works for slap bass. That's one area I could see that really working well.

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Oh that would be sick!

Probably too late but here's a question: I just DI recorded a bunch of guitar tracks, and I'm going to re-amp them shortly, but I was wondering if there is any pre-processing I should do on them first? Like, should I bother with a Pro-G gate, or compression, or even any EQing FX? What about normalization? Or should I simply use the raw sound I recorded, and save any FX/processing for the fully re-amped tracks (once I decide which specific sound I want from the few variations I record)? Thanks!

Loved the information! Can you make a video on making vintage humbucking pickups sound modern? Gibsons generally do a good job, but HSS Strats are extremely difficult to deal with! Since they generally have low output and do not have much information in the mids. Thanks for all the information though! 🤘🏽❤

@tobins6800

Жыл бұрын

Have you tried using a boost? Tubescreamer or similar? Then there's transparent boosts, or use an eq pedal to push the wanted mids. Or, use an eq plug in. Wampler and jhs both have good video on the what's and why's of these pedals. That info can then be used digitally. For instance, needing to clear up a DI, when used with a bass heavy amp sound, experiment with a pre eq to remove the low end so that the amp isn't overly accentuating the lows and low mids. Might be that you'd use a low shelf, high pass, or targeted freqs. Then if still needed, add boost to the higher freqs. Believe it or not, string gage has an effect too. Fatter gages tend to have more harmonic richness to them before processing, adding more harmonics (distortion) can make it muddy. Makes it difficult for people like me who have a real heavy picking hand. Thinner gage strings tend to rise in pitch. Some folk tune down a half step to compensate, for me a half isn't enough for normal playing, and when I do go lighter, it's too low for the rest of the instruments. So I go heavier gage. I also need to be thinking differently about how to dial tone, a compressor might work better for me rather than a boost.

It's like putting a Mesa Mark series EQ on everything. noice

Do I need to boost my di before the amp?

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Where are the IR's??

no Brian Hood link

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Ah! Thank you for letting me know. Updating asap!

@RaytownProductions

2 жыл бұрын

Updated 🤘

Bro your videos are just too long. Make it simple and just go to the point. Just do it before and after. Done

@RaytownProductions

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the feedback. I like to go deeper than the other KZread channels, but unfortunately it makes my videos significantly longer. But I will definitely focus on better pacing in the future. Cheers!

@MotivationPassionAction

Жыл бұрын

@@RaytownProductions All the best. And the best I ever seen is Feather Light Studio tutorial. Just perfection, even its long. He explains very clear A-Z. Tc Ray

This channel is GOLD 🪙

Really awesome