Hi,
I am using a bass plugin called trillian, great plugin. I am using the double bass that comes with it in my recordings where the setting are one acoustic solo guitar, two acoustic rhythm guitars, and then the double bass.
The problem with the bass plugin though is that in some speakers, the speakers begin to "wobble", "flap" and make a buzzing sound in rhythm with the bass. I think you understand the phenomena. (does this phenomena has a name? =) )
I am wondering if this maybe occurs because the double bass plugin goes down very low in frequencies?
Is there a general "rule" or something about how you want to EQ, or put low cut filter to prevent this phenomena from happening in some speakers?
Maybe cut everything below a specific frequency?
I still want to keep the bass "fat", because of the setting its in.
Hoping for advices!
I am using a bass plugin called trillian, great plugin. I am using the double bass that comes with it in my recordings where the setting are one acoustic solo guitar, two acoustic rhythm guitars, and then the double bass.
The problem with the bass plugin though is that in some speakers, the speakers begin to "wobble", "flap" and make a buzzing sound in rhythm with the bass. I think you understand the phenomena. (does this phenomena has a name? =) )
I am wondering if this maybe occurs because the double bass plugin goes down very low in frequencies?
Is there a general "rule" or something about how you want to EQ, or put low cut filter to prevent this phenomena from happening in some speakers?
Maybe cut everything below a specific frequency?
I still want to keep the bass "fat", because of the setting its in.
Hoping for advices!
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