Marc Brownstein's Disco Biscuits Bass Rig - January 2023
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Bassist Marc Brownstein walks through his Disco Biscuits touring rig before their performance at Buffalo's Town Ballroom on January 19, 2023!
Marc is a founding member and bassist for the Disco Biscuits, Star Kitchen, and Electron. He is also the co-founder of HeadCount, the pre-eminent voter registration organization in the music world, and Lively, a platform that connects artists and their fans with direct engagement. He lives in Philadelphia with his wife and three kids.
Listen to Brownie talk Down with Disease and more on Episode 28 of We Move Through Stormy Weather here: • We Move Through Stormy...
--
LISTEN / SUBSCRIBE TO STORM SOUND PODCASTS
Apple Podcasts: tinyurl.com/st...
Spotify: tinyurl.com/st...
Google: tinyurl.com/st...
Show Fuel - thisisstormsou...
CONNECT WITH STORM SOUND
Website - thisisstormsou...
Merch - thisisstormsou...
Podcasts - rss.com/podcas...
Instagram - / stormypodcast
Twitter - / stormypodcast
Facebook - / stormsound47
RUclips - / @thisisstormsound
CONNECT WITH RYAN DIRECTLY
Email - rs@thisisstormsound.com
#discobiscuits #bass #stormsound
Brownie always looks like he's feeling no pain. Seems like a super cool guy.
The ballroom was into your rig brownie. I totally loved the naeba. Brought me back to 2010 in a big way.
Brownie is the man.
Thanks for the tour - this will actually inspire some of what I'm beginning to experiment with on solid body electric ukulele.
2:52. Can YOU spot the Mike Gordon reference here? :)
Can someone please tell me the name of the compression sidechain pedal he uses?? Thank you!! @thisisstormsound
Does "clipping" just means the lower frequencies were being clipped or cut off?
Nope! Clipping means his instrument input level was too overwhelming therefore overdriving the amp(in a bad way) which is taxing and eventually damaging to the entire system and causes distortion where it shouldn’t be. Basically the signal he was feeding the amp was louder than the amplifier is comfortable with so it tries to compensate but can’t which leads to all your good stuff, all your lowend and clarity and headroom dissapearing.
Oh I see what you’re saying now. Sorry l misunderstood but yea basically in the most general sense except it’s not just loss of low end it’s loss of clarity and power and tone and everything it should normally be doing
You’re thinking of a high pass filter, which is normal and good if that’s the sound you are going for. Clipping is distortion, but it can damage amps and speakers because it is the system trying to push harder than it physically can causing excess heat.
If you are just playing bass from the Moog, then I'd go with the Minitaur module or the sub37.
Hard to believe there is one future impact up there let alone 2...wtf
If he's getting clipping, there's a gain staging issue somewhere that his techs are missing. 🤔
10 inch speakers can only do so much with the low B on a 6 string at loud stage volumes, there's a reason you don't see jam band bassists playing SVTs into ampeg fridges.
@@methyod the clipping is less likely a headroom issue and more gain staging. For Pete’s sake, he’s using an EQ to boost bass, because it “sounds warmer,” when he can get the same effect rolling back the treble knob on his bass .
I spotted Karina Rykman.