I ran into this problem where the bassgtr plugged into my BSS DI puts out a very high pitched sinewave type of sound, somewhere in the 3-5 khz or even higher. It is not that loud but well audible, especially on sustaining notes and during mutes.
As i just use the DI to reamp at later stage and to avoid any bassampbleed into the drums i will definitely get rid of the problem, in a worse case scenario i could even roll off most of the high freqs too, but the direct DI signal becomes almost useless for upper range clarity
Just wanted to know if any of you experienced a similar bad basgtr? And if you could cure it of course :sad:
It is a Ibanez (musicmanmoreorlesslookalike) with on the headstock something with two triangular symbols what seems to be the modelname... will have to check with the bassplayer tomorrow.
Couldn't find the model on the ibanez webpages neither. The rearpickup is build in a very large metalplate if this means anything to you.
Any help would be, as always, appreciated mucho!
Tony
As i just use the DI to reamp at later stage and to avoid any bassampbleed into the drums i will definitely get rid of the problem, in a worse case scenario i could even roll off most of the high freqs too, but the direct DI signal becomes almost useless for upper range clarity
Just wanted to know if any of you experienced a similar bad basgtr? And if you could cure it of course :sad:
It is a Ibanez (musicmanmoreorlesslookalike) with on the headstock something with two triangular symbols what seems to be the modelname... will have to check with the bassplayer tomorrow.
Couldn't find the model on the ibanez webpages neither. The rearpickup is build in a very large metalplate if this means anything to you.
Any help would be, as always, appreciated mucho!
Tony