We recorded the EHB1005-MS (Multiscale) and EHB1005-SMS (Short-Multiscale) basses for a direct comparison to demonstrate the sonic differences of the two scale lengths for you!
Each bass guitar was recorded using the same cable and interface and received the same post-production treatment. The small icons top left depict which bass you are hearing prominantly in the mix. In the passages that feature both basses, the volumes were adjusted to an even mix.
DISS-CLAIMERS:
1. We are not bassists... and we know that. :D We each use the EHB basses for music production in our studio and audio work environments.
2. In hindsight we noticed that we could've played the riffs in the same position and used the same pick strength to get an even clearer result. Duly noted for future videos!
Detailed information on the Ibanez EHB basses used in this video:
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Credits:
Music: Kenji Koch
Audio Mix and Master: Kim Seidel
Video footage and edit: Marco Schauff / CTHULHU MEDIA
Audio samples "Japan" and "England" taken from Super Street Fighter II (Capcom©)
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