Tag: Bass

Wood dries out and resonates more, pickups age and become warmer, more organic sounding. The entire instrument fuses as one whole entity instead of just a jumble of parts. These are just some of the things I’ve heard over the years about why vintage basses sound, play, and feel better than newer axes. Do basses […]

The largemouth is the most popular bass species in America, and most likely the world. These fish are great fighters and super aggressive, making for an excellent fishing experience. The largemouth are similar to their smaller cousins but brighter green in color and much bigger in size. What is the most common type of bass? […]

Subbass should be peaking at -12dB, so you keep enough headroom for the rest of the song. If mixing with headroom is not working for you, a general rule of thumb is to keep the subbass lower than the kickdrumkickdrumIn a drum kit, the bass drum is much smaller than in traditional orchestral use, most […]

Controlled bass would be bass that is properly associated into the music. It is bass that doesn’t overpower and/or accurately represents the recording or the way the song should sound/was mixed. It is accurate bass with a high resolution, usually provided by more than enough power to keep it tight and clean sounding. What does […]

What’s the goal of bass compression? Compression will make the bass sound more even and consistent. By turning down louder notes in a performance, it will help each note play back at a more equal level. This will add solidity to the bass and help it sit better in the mix. Do most bass players […]

By compressing the lowest band (20 Hz – 200 Hz) more than the rest, you can effectively create a tighter bass sound. Try this out on just the bass track or the entire mix — but be careful not to over-compress or you’ll lose all of the energy in your track. Do you add compression […]

A bass compressor is easily the most often used effect used by bassists. It’s also one of the most unglamorous effects. If you have a compressor, you will probably always use it as you play. Should bass players use compression? Compression will make the bass sound more even and consistent. By turning down louder notes […]

And those who find that sending bass to both the sub and the mains gives that “punchy bass” between 60 and 80HZ that’s missing otherwise! What Hz is punchy bass? Member. For a perceived punchy bass boost 80-120Hz and cut everything below 60Hz. What frequency is best for bass? The best Hz for bass is […]

Hi-fi: What does it mean when people say the “bass is tight”? It means the bass sounds quick and responsive instead of slow and lazy. What does it mean when bass is tight? Tight: Quick (starting and stopping the note rapidly) and clear bass. The opposite is typically called sloppy or muddy, when notes tend […]

Most freshwater bass filets have no bones, making them as easy to eat as they are to prepare. The key to cooking any type of fish — whether fresh-caught or store-bought — is not to overcook it. A good rule is to cook the filet for 10 minutes per every inch of thickness for fish […]

Feeding. Juveniles consume zooplankton, insect larvae, small fish and crayfish. Adults feed on insects, amphibians, fish and crayfish, as well as the young of other smallmouth bass. What is the best bait for small bass? 6 of the Best Smallmouth Bass Lures Blade Baits. Fishing blade baits for smallmouth is an excellent cold water technique, […]

Answer: Yes! Yes, bass do have teeth (Largemouth bass, at least). However, while their teeth are nothing like the teeth on a shark, they are pretty sharp and can scrape or cut your thumb (bass thumb) and hand when you’re holding one, as your thumb will usually be inside its mouth. Can you lip spotted […]

One of the most popular bass to eat, largemouth bass is said to have a clean taste. It’s not as intense and fishy as some species but compared to smallmouth you may feel it’s fishy. If the fish isn’t fresh, this flavor will intensify. To some, the white meat of largemouth bass has a watery […]

Depending on the size of the catfish and that of the bass, a catfish can and definitely will eat a bass if it can manage to do so. The catfish’s preferred prey includes bluegill, shad, minnow, perch, and other smaller fish. What fish eats the most bass? They will not nearly grow to the size […]

Bass are big eaters During these months, bass increase their fish consumption at the same time baby salmon are rearing in the Delta, growing in size in preparation for the remainder of their migration to the ocean. Good luck, baby salmon! You’re likely to become a meal. What do bass eat the most? Young bass […]

Bass frequencies are generally between 60 to 120 hertz, mids between 400 to 2,500 hertz, and treble between 8,000 to 15,000 hertz. What is the best setting for bass and treble? Bass – Bass describes tones of low and deep frequency sound. Probably the most commonly known and notable equalizer setting. The bass mid and […]

An increasing number of anglers are reporting strange “sores” or “maggot-like worms” in the mouths or on the gills of some of the striped bass they have caught. What they are likely seeing, according to the DNR, is a parasitic copepod of the genus Achtheres. What causes worms in bass fish? Life cycle: Eggs are […]

Once you feel the satisfying ‘thump’ of a fish taking your bait, live bait fishing will have you hooked for life! But fishing with worms isn’t just for kids. Many anglers use worms to catch species such as bass, trout, crappie, bluegill, perch and more. Will a bass eat a worm? Second, contrary to popular […]

Bass frequencies generally draw the highest supply current, so if the wiring to the battery is less than adequate, or the car battery is a bit old (sulphated) or low on charge, then a reservoir capacitor of adequate size across the 12V supply really close to the amplifier can make the supply stiffer (lower impedance) […]

A household food item bass will eat is white bread. Is bread good bait for bass? A. Actually, bread is a great bait for fish like catfish, suckers, and carp. Many anglers use “dough balls,” which is simply rolling bread into a ball around a hook and fishing it under a bobber or on the […]