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also we need some vocals - alot of people will consider a song unfinshed with no vocals

ur half right - its not a loudness thing its more like the bass needs to cut thru more at 850 - 950, i always keep the bass under the snare and the snare needs a bit more at 2-4k - i wouldnt sacrifice any guitar tone tho possibly clean up a little more of the high hats at thoes ranges

I heard a good tip is to scoop the mids heavily

2:53 *The SMH 😂

This is a great video about these monitors! I had been on the fence about the t7v's comparing them for months against other 6.5"-7" monitors. In my studio they have to sit almost against the wall behind the glass so it's been difficult picking between rear ported and front ported. I have a sub so I'm not sure what I'm in for, but ill probably give these a shot now. Thanks!

Breakin time? The new driver sounds very tight.

Love your stuff bother, hope to hear you review my crappy mixes lol😂

How many speakers you tested ?

Essentially you're getting chorus or flange without using chorus or flange (delay lines). I would still save time and record once with either a Wet/Dry setup (dry signal on left, wet on right or vice versa), or Wet/Dry/Wet with Wet panned hard left/right, and dry in the center speaker or mixed in the center w/ left and right speakers. Vary the delay lines (whether it's chorus/flange, reverb/delay/echo) between right and left with different speakers between left and right. No right or wrong way here, just more tools to have in the bag for the flavor you want.

Berhinger makes some really good cheap mics like the xm8500 its only $20

Hosa produces the noisiest cables

Dude. Thank you so much for the volume warning

What about doing more than two? What if you do three with one in the middle? Or two halfway to the sides and the other two all the way? Are those common techniques as well?

I couldn’t find the “taking the kick snd the snare” video

what are you listening for when you talk about a good source tone

I don’t agree with everything he says but there is lots of good insight along the way

Copying the one track on to the 2nd track ....and delaying the 2nd a bit also do the trick....pan them left n right..

Now you video on phase and how it works

Hey man I've got my HP laptop volume at 65% and youtube volume at about 20% and it sounds like you're yelling.

Honest question- is this an ideal guitar tone? My immediate gut says it's muddy and inarticulate, but I also have no idea what I'm trying to do here- is this what I should aspire to or should i go for something tighter/lower gain/more focused?

Even better: Use two different guitars, different amps, different tones in general.

I could hear the difference without headphones. Its subtle, but it sounds fuller.

Right on, gonna try this later. Great video

Nice examples:) I've heard duplicating a track and adding a few milliseconds of offset can work for doubling guitars. Do you have any input on that?

how do you rip from Spotify

Randy rhoads did the thriple track

Using the exact same settings on 2 different amplifiers is not the ideal way to compare them...

Cool!!! Thanx for the info!!

Appreciate the info, I'm rockin w you bro. Subscribed.

HOw about the reliability of the BUGERA ?

The top reggae bass players say to never change bass strings

Informative 😊, thanks mate

I like that you critique multiple kinds of genres, most channels I see mainly stick strictly to pop or metal

He's right..just ask Sabbath

Short, informative, and to the point. This is a nice video 👌

then you put a limiter on the master bus and compress the hell out of all that low end

I like how you made your own Multi-band compressor..they should make a plugin like that...:)

You got the yamaha mix with more low end due to the starvation of that. However it is more managable if you have a controlable low end with Adams. I would go for adams for sure. Specially if you are doing EDM.

OK, but what actually makes a good bass metal guitar tone? What tips do you have for making it click into place perfectly with the guitar tone to create a massive sound?

Metal!

Actually super underrated video! This thing seems obvious, but it's very easy to overlook it

I'm a big fan of good bass tones. Geddy Lee is a huge inspiration. On my remake of Metallica's album St. Anger, I received many compliments on the bass tone, and I gotta agree with the public, it's a sick tone. The bass is super important!

Love these vids

Sound comparison at 4:15.

what if you build a speaker cab that had 4+ speakers in it all in a row, but each speaker was different? Itd be kinda like a rack of speakers.

I got less than a minute into this video and learnt a new thing. 😂 Off to watch the rest now!

I'm not sure if you can answer this, but I'm looking for monitors strictly for guitar practice. I don't even record much. Do you think one of these wouyld be better than the other for application? I play mostly rock and older metal.

those Sizzling V30 are ass, and only a small batch of the new ones were good the transparent cones were a red harring, go check out "The Other John Brown" he's been testing V30s and you two can compare serial #s.

I have 2 vintage 30’s from 2022. One made in February and one made in August. They are different from recent years that I have compared them to. The speaker cone material is more “transparent” I guess. Don’t know if this is the reason for the different sound or not. I think after 2022 the speakers are back to the old material prior to 2022

I have a 6262. I waited almost a year for it to arrive. I love it. BTW, there's a trick to making the clean channel work.