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I have a love/hate relationship with the Recto.
I love the aggressive nature of the sound but hate the fizz.
I spent the day today trying to capture the power without the fizz using different mic positions/combinations and different mic pres etc.
I ended up using a single 57 pointing towards the dustcap edge but with the mic at an angle almost parallel to the paper cone of the speaker. Recto cab BTW.
API Pre into Focusrite isa220 for eq (Hi pass 80, wide cut 500, narrow cut 6k, lo pass 12k)
ESP M1 NTB>TS808 all dials 12 o'clock>MXR graphic with 6db boost centred at 500-1k>recto all controls at 12 except mid at 10 and pres at 9 0'clock (channel 3 of 3 channel recto, bold, silicone)
This is the best I have ever got the recto to sound. How does it sound to you?
There is no post processing on the guitars except for a clean up of the tracks
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2133088/PLAGUE MESA TEST.mp3
Band is Vile Regression from Dublin
I love the aggressive nature of the sound but hate the fizz.
I spent the day today trying to capture the power without the fizz using different mic positions/combinations and different mic pres etc.
I ended up using a single 57 pointing towards the dustcap edge but with the mic at an angle almost parallel to the paper cone of the speaker. Recto cab BTW.
API Pre into Focusrite isa220 for eq (Hi pass 80, wide cut 500, narrow cut 6k, lo pass 12k)
ESP M1 NTB>TS808 all dials 12 o'clock>MXR graphic with 6db boost centred at 500-1k>recto all controls at 12 except mid at 10 and pres at 9 0'clock (channel 3 of 3 channel recto, bold, silicone)
This is the best I have ever got the recto to sound. How does it sound to you?
There is no post processing on the guitars except for a clean up of the tracks
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2133088/PLAGUE MESA TEST.mp3
Band is Vile Regression from Dublin