DUB DISCUSSION BOARD

It seems like it's just a bass part of an organ. <BR>Isn't it ?

Any tape can be used as long as it's not metal grade. You can try to fins an old damaged revox machine. splicing blocks are built on them and you can easily rip it off. <BR> <BR>To make you tape loop you just need a block and some tape to get the end together. The revox blocks have a cutter built i...

Yes, tapes used at radio stations &#40;in the older days, now they use minidisc&#41; <BR> <BR>DC

Best tape to use for old tapedelays is simple, cheap and ordinairy LUBtape as being used for jinglecards, good saturation. Run it for 3 hours orso on the delay before actual use.

Why are so many people stuck in the 70's when it comes to Dub. Nuff wicked works nowadays too. both yard and UK dub. <BR> <BR>DC

I should record hihat and snare onto 1 channel but with seperate mics, so you have to EQ them in a very good way before recording. <BR>All kinds of percussion can be used. As for the timbale sound. mostly it's a normal snare drum but tuned in another way. The drummer of my band used to have 2 snare...

In my live setup, i work with a drummer. With partly electronic kit. hihat, snare and cymbals are acoustic, toms and kick are electronic hooked to an alesis D4 drummodule. Snare and hihat are miked with shure sm57's and the use 2 overheads for cymbals with 2 audio technica pro37r condenser mics. An...

to me the only iteresting ones this year are. Aba Shanti I and Jah Observer. But i heard some things from UK people that the carnival is controlled now and quits at 0.00 H. In the past it was like anyone who had a sound could build it up and play.Now you need a permit to play. <BR>So i think the ma...

There are nuff reel to real machines that have sync fuctions. Like a lot of Revox machines. If you want to make loops on tape, you have to cut very precice to get them synced properly.

Dunno bout the fx on the Mackie desks. my mackies don't have onboard fx. I prefer dedicated outboard gear. but i have to say a good desk is the most important piece of gear in a Dub studio. <BR>Don't budget on a desk. Good EQ, nuff auxes are important in Dub production. <BR>I agree with Neddy bout ...

Hey Mike, what i mean is that with a digital desk you have to scroll through many menus before you even can find a delay orso. So the tweaks have to be prerecorded and not "on the fly" like Dub production has to be.

Yes tascam is good in recording machines. But not in desks. I worked nuff different desks. My favorites are the Mackies and Allen & Heath desks. <BR>Macke EQ is very good, nuff headroom and powerfull. I have a Mackie 40:8 desk and it will never leave my studio.

Tascam desk with good sounding EQ? don't believe that. <BR> <BR>DC

Yes Mike ... true, i think Ruu is just an obstinate and ignorant kid, speaking against himself...full of respect one another but on the other hand fighting that. Disrespecting people who believe in a God. If man need a God, he has to judge for himself. And Ruu, please temper you language OK ? you g...

Get a Phaser, the green boss super phaser pedal is the one.

Damn, 1 strip is probably the price of a whole 96 channel Neve or SSL desk. only guys like the stones or jackson can afford this. <BR> <BR>they wisely didn't post a price tag :-&#41;

I'll start drinking Guinness, right now.. <BR> <BR>DC

Yes it's an old Kawai drum machine i think it's called the kawai 5R orso

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You need a mixing desk with nuff auxes, FX machines like reverb, delay, maybe some phaser. just trust you ears when buying gear. test it in the shop. <BR>Or check DUB techniques on my website, there's some info on live dubbing <BR><A HREF="http://www.dubcreator.net" TARGET="_top">http://www.dubcreat...