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Disclaimer: I dont know much about amplifiers. I've been using my fender rumble 40 for rehearsals and live shows with my band. We're a 3 piece. Drums, Keys, Bass. The rumble was fine for practicing at home, but it struggles to keep up with live performances and some rehearsals if we work with guitarists or horn players. My main bass is an Ibanez EHB1005F & I frequently use a Zoom B6. Here are some songs that have a bass tone similar to what I'd like to make my main sound.

https://youtu.be/P3zV0Ug4GCQ?si=KXCEsNjVg3KnKO5_ (4:53)

https://youtu.be/y-W-Gbo0uMY?si=BvxqDiNgOg_U0mj0

https://youtu.be/W2eAKUX2CEA?si=Z1nQp2tfOKE30Ls7

On the more aggressive side https://youtu.be/Jgx2MbPJ0oA?si=h

Disclaimer: I dont know much about amplifiers. I've been using my fender rumble 40 for rehearsals and live shows with my band. We're a 3 piece. Drums, Keys, Bass. The rumble was fine for practicing at home, but it struggles to keep up with live performances and some rehearsals if we work with guitarists or horn players. My main bass is an Ibanez EHB1005F & I frequently use a Zoom B6. Here are some songs that have a bass tone similar to what I'd like to make my main sound.

https://youtu.be/P3zV0Ug4GCQ?si=KXCEsNjVg3KnKO5_ (4:53)

https://youtu.be/y-W-Gbo0uMY?si=BvxqDiNgOg_U0mj0

https://youtu.be/W2eAKUX2CEA?si=Z1nQp2tfOKE30Ls7

On the more aggressive side https://youtu.be/Jgx2MbPJ0oA?si=h

Does anyone know what instrument or effect was used to create this sound? I'm referring to the "scratchy" sound at 0:12, 0:24, and 0:44. Thanks in advance.

https://youtu.be/mDqW81sDGLg?si=pi-bk89Yj3eh5pUh

Does anyone know of any places they can recommend that teach both Judo and Muay thai? I'm in Pembroke Pines Florida but I'm willing to drive a bit.

Does anyone know of any places they can recommend that teach both Judo and Muay thai? I'm in Pembroke pines Florida but I'm willing to drive a bit.

Hello. My bass guitar sounds better when I'm playing in a DAW via an audio interface. This has been my experience with multiple DAW's and multiple Audio interfaces. The tone is clearer and more defined. When I'm not recording, all I'm using is a fretless ibanez and a fender rumble 40. My tone with this setup is a lot "duller/muddy" compared to the clarity I get when I'm just using the interface. How can I recreate the clear tone of the interface without using it or a DAW? Should I look at preamps or DI pedals? Thanks in advance.

I'm still relatively new to music theory, apologies if I don't articulate this question well.

This "Black Midi" song has a very theatrical/dramatic feeling to it. I would to know why that is. Is it the Chord progression? Or the instruments used?

https://youtu.be/QfAOFyhfZJU

At the 0:33 and 1:13 mark the instrumental has a very theatrical/classical feeling to it. Why?

Hello. I'm sorry if this is the wrong sub. Around 2-3 weeks ago a mourning dove built a nest outside of my apartment on a fire extinguisher. Over the next 3 days it laid two eggs. I tried to leave it alone and give it as much space as I could and it stuck around. I rarely saw it leave the nest and it never seemed agitated when I went outside. This morning I went outside and saw that the nest was empty. I looked around to see if the eggs had fallen out overnight causing the dove to leave but I didn't see anything. It seems like the dove and her eggs just vanished. Does anyone know what could've happened? I live on the second floor if that matters. Sorry for rambling but I grew attached to t

Looking for songs similar to this one. Specifically with a bassline in the same busy style that starts at around the 30 second mark. Vocals in the same style would be nice as well. I'm still very new to EDM so I'm not sure what genre this falls under. Thanks for the help :)

https://youtu.be/hbQLfl2O7pY