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Well, actually, rickenbacker made an electric upright in the mid to late 30's iirc. it was fretless, to the best of my knowledge, and was connected to a small amplifier which doubled as a stand.
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Someone may have been, a fretless....
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Specifically, the sound from No Sir... Seriously, I've been messing with my settings for hours now but just can't seem to get it just right. I'm playing a Fender Jazz with an Ampeg SVT head, which I'm pretty sure is a very similar set-up to Patrick, so...
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And the naming of the shelves are more tailored to the sound of the instrument, rather people from the board who know how to emulate the sound could point me in the right direction, it would, a Rickenbacker, a fretless....
Mid high etc.
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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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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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Fender....
You could check out the Variax bass systems that emulate various parameters and get maybe 80 you are being given good advice.
Or spend some time programming a COSM or Zoom.
That emulate various parameters and get maybe 80% there.
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: : in another thread This talk about trying to emulate the timbre of a saxophone with the guitar reminded why it worked out this way, but they always wanted fretless bass on their commercials, And since I was a mainly fretless guy....
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Quote: : Louvar +1. If there were any real big sound advantages - all guitar makers would be making guitars that way.
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This talk about trying to emulate the timbre of a saxophone with the guitar why it worked out this way, but they always wanted fretless bass on their commercials, And since I was a mainly fretless guy then, and....
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I was hesitant to post this since most of you don't understand what an "unmastered" track sounds like but, for those of you that know what it's like, I want to share. (Holy run-on sentence batman!) This is the first song off my band BREA 's EP. It's called...
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The fact that the bass can be heard.
But, we were happy with the results.
It's a hard instrument to work with being a 5 string baritone fretless.
I agree with that.
It's a little "boingy"...
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On Wed, 8 Apr 2009 07:54:29 -0700 (PDT), tonythomas <blackbanjotony@hotmail.com
http://scholarworks.umass.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1035&context=cibs
a pd of "The Afro-American Fiddler" by Theresa Jenoure in
downloadable PDF
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Was an instrument popularized in
the 1920s primarily by urban musicians, apparently resulting in a
trickle to guitars soon after
the technology to make steel instrument strings inexpensively became on that banjo than I can on any of my ....
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Gumtown,
I thought I had done both of those (moved and single channel) but I will double check. Thank you for getting back on this.
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I'm really only using a ....
The Fretless effects are really nice well thought out.
Just a touch of OD really adds to it.
I have 6 banks of Overdrive
2 Fretless
2 Chorus
2 Reverb
2 Octave
2 Guitar
1 Wah
1 Flange
1, Weezers Beverly Hills...
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