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As mastering and mixing engineers at SM Mastering, we are constantly on the lookout for innovative hardware that pushes the boundaries of spatial a...

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The device itself is incredibly compact, designed to slip seamlessly under the strings of either an acoustic or electric guitar without requiring a...

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Isolate sound from individual strings with Submarine Pro: A Technical Deep Dive

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When you choose to isolate sound from individual strings with submarine pro, you bypass the traditional limitations of a monophonic pickup. In a st...

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By routing individual string outputs, you can apply distinct processing chains to different registers of your instrument. For example, routing the ...

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To help you evaluate how this hardware fits into your current studio environment, we have compiled its key technical specifications below:

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Multi-channel individual string isolation and routing

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Integrating multi-channel guitar signals into your DAW requires a strategic approach to routing and mixing. Here are three practical studio workflo...

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The Pseudo-Bass Split: Route your lowest two strings (E and A) to Output A of the stereo jack. Run this signal into a dedicated octave-down pedal o...

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Stereo Panoramic Spread: Pan your lower register strings slightly to the left and your higher strings to the right inside your DAW. This technique ...

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