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BASSED.Author: Furlong Creative
BASSED. is the best BASS GUITAR related podcast ever to be hosted by Nick Bernard and Carson Childers. Where they talk about BASS GUITARS because BASS is cool. Okay, is that enough instances of saying "bass guitar" for the algorithm? Language: en-us Genres: Music, Music Interviews Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Quad Cortex Mini Initial Thoughts, Seasons of Transition [Bassed. Podcast 38]
Tuesday, 7 April, 2026
Sorry for the clickbait.WE ARE BUILDING A COMMUNITY, ARE YOU IN?Discord https://discord.gg/BE9Fgqg88y Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bassedthechannel/?hl=enClanker Notes:Carson Childers and Nick catch up on life updates, gear adventures, and their evolving perspectives on music production and touring. Dive into their candid conversations about studio setups, digital gear, touring logistics, and personal milestones.Key TopicsCarson’s upcoming studio session at Mountain Art Center, featuring full live band recording with a big SSL consoleThe decline of traditional band experiences in the studio and the shift toward remote and digital workflowsInsights into touring logistics: Sprinter vs. Tour Bus, hotel stays, and driving long distances across the USThe transition from performing to tour managing: managing artists, logistical decisions, and new perspectivesThe evolution of gear: quad cortex, HX Stomp, and the significance of capturing and processing in digital setupsComparing gear options: size, processing power, workflow, and market pricing, including the mini quad cortexThe importance of signal flow, capturing chains, and custom presets for consistent tonePersonal milestones: Carson wins Bass Player of 2026 Award and celebrates mentorship and communityExploring hobbies like coffee brewing and espresso gear as analogies for gear selection and investmentTimestamps00:00 - Introduction and updates on Carson and Nick02:46 - The art of live band tracking in modern studios03:47 - Unusual studio tricks: marching snare and goofy percussion toys04:13 - The shift away from traditional studio experiences and remote work06:15 - Touring stories: van vs. bus, hotel stays, and travel experiences10:14 - The challenges and benefits of touring in Sprinters and high-top vans12:34 - Logistics of gear: gear stays on the bus or in the van, packing routines14:24 - Transitioning out of performance to tour management roles16:23 - Producing and performing with artists like Taylor Lansdale and Nathan Evans Fox17:45 - The journey of collecting gear, studio setup, and shifting priorities18:41 - Nashville performances and touring logistics, including day trips and hotel stays19:30 - New music releases and working with production teams20:54 - Carson’s recent awards and mentorship reflections24:14 - The significance of community, mentorship, and recognition in music27:03 - The role of Discord as a community hub for gear tips and collaboration28:58 - Deep dive into quad cortex capabilities, captures, and workflow strategies33:45 - Gear size, analog vs. digital, and capturing complex chains for tone36:00 - The mini quad cortex and its fitting into smaller pedalboard setups39:48 - Managing gear sales, gear appreciation, and the importance of processing power43:10 - The aesthetics and workflow of digital gear: the importance of interface design44:03 - Recording with captures, presets, and creating versatile tone chains55:45 - Strategies for capturing intricate gear chains for consistency and tone preservation58:35 - The future of digital models: market evolution, open source possibilities, and market dynamics62:17 - Personal hobbies: coffee, espresso gear, and analogies for gear investment63:56 - Wrap-up and community engagement: join the Discord for tips and conversations
