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G&L L-2500, either the USA or the Tribute. With the Series/Parrallel switch, they can go from warm, mid growly to modern sizzle with a fat bottom. The Tribute, at around $550 is a steal of an instrument. They play great and look fantastic.
Started by Eublet on
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Sorry to jack the thread, but anyone have some good books bluegrass / acoustic Gospel... .
They play great and look fantastic.
They play great and look fantastic.
Of an instrument.
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Bass Amp for Recording Hello all - I've been recording electric bass DI-only up til now. First I was recording it straight into a Tascam 2488, and then when I upgraded my outboard pres and compressors, I started recording through a JDK Audio preamp and...
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For....
And yet, we still seem to make a big deal out of what amp we use for what tone we want .
To be intimating that for bass, once you get past the instrument and some basic EQ, there are no more steps in shaping the sound of an instrument.
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Against my better judgement, up for sale is a mint Millennia TD-1 preamp/DI/mic pre/EQ. Truly an astounding piece of gear. Tube and SS preamp topologies with switchable input impedance, HV3 mic preamp, 2-band fully parametric EQ, 9 different outputs including...
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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On Tue, 5 May 2009 00:13:12 +0100, "Jose de las Heras" <josenet@tiscali.co.uk
I recently joined a new band. I auditioned late March, and finally I got the
call "yours if still interested".
Arranged a session for Sunday, but drummer couldn't make...
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by 18 people.
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If these people insist, let them beat
some other poor schmuck up playing the fretless, ....
Acoustic bass strings will increase the volume and a
fretted bass will have more volume than a fretless as an instrument to play
unamplified.
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Http://www.fxpansion.com/index.php?page=167
I won't be able to listen to the audio demos until I am home from work.
Apparently this new Virtual Instrument borrows technology from DCAM: Synth Squad. It also includes some FM, alongside analog modeling of...
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Afterburner, Yamaha BB-415, Squier Jaguar Bass, Squier Telecaster Bass, Tony Franklin Fretless
Yamaha WX5 Afterburner, Yamaha BB-415, Squier Jaguar Bass, Squier Telecaster Bass, Tony Franklin Fretless
Yamaha Telecaster Bass, Tony Franklin....
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Anyone working with a stand up bass player?
Just wrapped up a session with one. He had a pickup and played through an amp too. We did some jazz and blues. Very inspiring. Awesome sound. Very different from a bass guitar.
Also, any thoughts or comments...
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Can easily emulate the sound of an upright, but a lot on those fat strings, or like above said, on ....
Kind of a best of both worlds thing.
Took some getting used of it.
Ended up trading it for a Fender USA Fretless Jazz.
It on Craigslist.
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My Uncle offered me his 5 string, noting that he didn't like the low B string, and told me he would sell it to me. I usually Play on my trusty old Fender J, but should i get the 5 string?
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JMO yes! Go to a 5 and then a 6! thats what I did...and then I went fretless be playing a 6er fretless lol....
Between the keyboard synthesizers we might try to emulate and the guitar players who all tune, makes it very usable.
Would.
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It's fun to find basses that feel awesome playing wise and tweek them into something that sounds exactly like what you want. I also have a sweet looking MIM jazz that has Fralins, a Gotoh bridge and custom Warmoth neck w/Ebony fretboard - feels and sounds...
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They we're all....
Then I decided I would and two all Warmoth.
When I started playing fretless, I bought a Squier VM for $269.
Together an instrument yourself, you can develop a personal bond with it that's not possible with "off the shelf".
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Snipped from elsewhere on the web:
"According to MacMusic:
MOTU Digital Performer 8 goes 64bit and Windows! That's the big news on MOTU booth.
"Magic" Dave has shown news effects (with a Vox AC-30ans some Electro Harmonix emulations), new skins, and 6...
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by 12 people.
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Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Mac Pro 2.66 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon OS 10.6.7 (8 gigs RAM)
DP 7.21-7.22 / PCI-424e / original 2408, 2408mkII, 24I/O
MTP-AV
Yamaha C7 Conservatory Grand... .
Heres a screen shot
http://www.xzault.com/pr/images/DP8.jpeg Wow.
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Does anybody know where i can find bass tab for early P.I.L. , especially for songs off of Second Edition. I think Jah Wobble is great what do you guys think of his style?
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Bruce,
I didn....
Wobble is famous for using an Ampeg fretless "scroll" bass - but the basic sound is easy to emulate are earthshakingly loud on that album and the production does emulate "dub" so there is a lot for the 1st re-mix...
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