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amp hummm

off.the.walls · 2011-11-06 00:27:22

Was recording a guitar amp what frequency do they usually humm at is it around 50hz or something like that for that humming noise of the mains?

06-11-2011 12:27am

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Was recording a guitar amp what frequency do they usually humm at is it around 50hz or something like that for that humming noise of the mains?

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50 or 60hz depending on the amp specs. Put a high pass filter cutting everything below around 130hz on your guitar track and it should clean up any rumble or hum.

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