My hearing isnt as good as it used to be but i was wondering whether others thought that an acoustic guitar and the drums have some frequencies clashing causing the sound to be muddy?
Ben
My hearing isnt as good as it used to be but i was wondering whether others thought that an acoustic guitar and the drums have some frequencies clashing causing the sound to be muddy?
Ben
No I don’t have that experiance, but maybe your amplifier or the speaker(s) have a problem, that causes the muddy sound.
I used a Fishman Loudbox Mini, and had guitar to main input and BB to the second (XLR) input. No problems that way.
Now I have the BB going to a dedicated power amp and it’s a better sound that way.
Yeah, when you’re running guitar and Beatbuddy into the same amplifier, there’s a chance of that happening. If you can get a separate amplifier for the Beatbuddy, that will give you the best sound. I use two of these amplifiers for stereo sound!
Best off using a bass amp alone with the drummer. A guitar amp is simply no good