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If anyone else has a Soulmate Acoustic for sale, please send me a private message.
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I just got my own Soulmate!
Would appreciate any help on a initial settings that will be a good place to start from?
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I usually just record a single loop and play it back but I’ll sit with it in the next couple of days and double check the overdub.
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Thanks, that'd be great.
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Can anyone else with a Soulmate give some advice on how to use the EQ section?
thanks
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Start flat. I add a tad of bass using
the outer ring knobbie. Make sure you set your inbound gain signal to flash on transients. |
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The outer ring chooses the frequency and the inside knob boosts or cuts it.
I don't understand how you are adding bass with just the outer ring?
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How I use it:
Bass and Mid: Turn the inner knob way up, scan frequencies by turning outer ring and find ringing/boominess, then turn down outer ring to eliminate/lessen frequency. Hi: I use in opposite way by locating area to enhance. And theoretically you should always start at 12:00 as every venue, set-up area is unique. But I find myself basically having standard settings for each instrument that remains roughly the same. |
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That's helpful...Thanks! Any reason why you choose to cut lows and mids and boost highs? Do you play solo or in a band? I play solo, so I want a broad spectrum of sound.
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I mostly play solo but often will do duos and trios. I always cut my bass playing with a bass player. I try not to cut my mids in a duo or trio to maintain its presence. Solo in a smaller venue or where I’m close to my sound system usually requires me to lower the ringing in my mids and boominess in my bass. I notice the mud comes from the mids/lows.
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Philly112: last night at my gig I recorded a loop, played it, stopped it, played it again later in the song, then hit play and recorded an overdub, then played that (the rhythm and overdub)—-all was fine.
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Thanks a lot for that. I appreciate it, sounds like it works exactly like it should!
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Now someone please point me to a case that works! Please!!
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