Author Topic: Sexophonic 6-string & mixing in 5.1 surround  (Read 180 times)

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Sexophonic 6-string & mixing in 5.1 surround
« on: January 15, 2005, 06:04:53 PM »
I was thinking of Lesh's quad setup after watching The GD movie..... figured I'd throw this idea out there:
 
Since the Godfather & Osage basses were constructed, we've seen the introduction and acceptance of extended range basses. But, to my knowledge, the pup-per-string matrix is not of much use lately unless you are in the Roland/Yamaha/Axion synth realm....    
 
Along the same lines, 5.1 surround has become a popular/accepted medium of late, yet most mixes out there aren't using the format as an instrument or to it's full potential....
 
This got me thinking about a sexophonic pickup (on a 6 string bass or guitar) paired to a 6 channel interface/matrix. BUT... In this matrix not only could each string be assigned to it's own output~ also have 6 bandpass filters which could allow for a very discrete range of the audio spectrum to be passed to each speaker (regardless of string source).  
 
Practical? no. Possible? lol.....  
 
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Sexophonic 6-string & mixing in 5.1 surround
« Reply #1 on: January 15, 2005, 09:43:24 PM »
Mike:
 
If I had all that stuff to tweak, my lead singer would kill me!  LOL
 
Bill, tgo