Moog Music Forum

Rockit,

The MM has an gain knob so you can set it so it sounds just right when you engage...no volume loss. You can also get some compression/overdrive by cranking up on this.

If anyone wants a before/after sample of the MM just email me at bendingbus@earthlink.net and I'll send you over an MP3 ...

I second the "buttery" comment. Sounds amazing as long as you don't drive the MM too hard (if you do it starts to distort). A touch of the chorus knob can be nice as well. I'm getting a second MM for stereo delays.

-bb

Hi, just letting you guys know I'm selling my VX-351. I only used it ONCE and it's been sitting around waiting for someone to love it. It's great by the way...just more than what I need. If you want it just goto eBay and search for VX-351.

bb

All good stuff.

To add to your choices there are the SSL rack mount strips:
http://www.solid-state-logic.com/music/ ... annel.html

There are no rules but *generally* you want to record bass mono. There are way too many reasons why so I'm not going to go into technical...but mis-recorded/mixed bass/kickdrum can muddy up your mix fast. Mono is the safe move unless you really know what you're doing and feel you need to mess with ...