 [3868]Re:Re:Marimba in NYC (265 reads) |
2004-06-30 02:53:30 |
Just so you know, the recordings you hear online in no way reflect what it actually sounds like in a club, but you'll have to trust me on that. I use a pickup system that is created by a company called K and K sound. Each bar has a transducer (trigger) and that is how it is amplified. But the system alone was not loud enough, and the overall quality of the sound was not pleasing. So, I just bought a FISHMAN pre-amp/equalizer that gives me more control over the volume, brilliance, and compression of my sound. I now feel quite satisfied with the amount of control I have over my sound. I believe that it has made my Paduk 4.3 Musser sound like a Rosewood Malletech. But that is for listeners to decide. As far as the warmth of the sound goes, when I was only using microphones the sound stunk. It was uneven, never loud enough, and there was no resonance or warmth. I think with my new system that the fullness is now able to be amplified. -Brett www.groovehousemusic.com www.groovehousemusic.com Remote Host: pool-141-150-37-43.mad.east.verizon.net |
 [3866]Marimba in NYC <Brett> |
2004-06-29 03:07:08 |
 [3867]Re:Marimba in NYC <Ice> |
2004-06-29 03:19:02 |
 [3868]Re:Re:Marimba in NYC <Brett> |
2004-06-30 02:53:30 |