| Author |
Topic: New study on bass and treble sounds |
Jan Viljoen
From:
Pretoria, South Africa
|
Posted 1 Jul 2014 9:57 pm |
|
Please read this study about sounds and how we perceive notes.
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2014-07-neuroscientists-deep-bass.html
Send it brothers!
_________________
Sierra S10, Stage One, Gibson BR4, Framus, Guya 6&8, Hofner lap, Custom mandolins, Keilwerth sax.
Roland Cube 80XL, Peavey112-Valve King and Special, Marshall 100VS. |
|
|
|
Eddie Cunningham
From:
Massachusetts, USA
|
Posted 3 Jul 2014 5:28 pm J. Byrds Tone
|
|
| Very Interesting !! Jerry Byrd was very happy with his early, more mellow steel tone. He was not a happy camper when the recording companies asked him to "treble up" his steel tone. Maybe treble sounds penetrates and gets your attention more ?? I think most "Hawaiian" players like a more mellow tone !!?? If I'm playing "Country" I use more treble and on a Hawaiian tune turn the treble down . You can't get too bassy though !! Just my thoughts and opinion !! olde geeze - AKA Eddie "C" |
|
|
|
Jan Viljoen
From:
Pretoria, South Africa
|
Posted 3 Jul 2014 10:59 pm
|
|
Thanks Eddie, good point.
_________________
Sierra S10, Stage One, Gibson BR4, Framus, Guya 6&8, Hofner lap, Custom mandolins, Keilwerth sax.
Roland Cube 80XL, Peavey112-Valve King and Special, Marshall 100VS. |
|
|
|
