Computer Music

#6 Getting a great bass tone

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> In a previous tutorial I talked about some of the benefits of recording a clean bassline through an audio interface. It certainly cuts down on the amount of equipment that you’ll need to record from home. And now, music production technology is easily at a level where listeners would never even be able to tell whether you’ve recorded with a bunch of effects pedals and an amp in a studio, or you’ve just emulated the effects using plugins –

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