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I don't think there are any... most 'free' ones are limited to 6-10 seconds due to how ridiculously compute intensive it is to create an AI video from images. I'd also raise the question (my personal opinion) of the point of doing so? Why have your original music that YOU created superceded in people's memory by a video AI created? Don't diminish your work by tarnishing it with AI.
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Lovely looking bass, especially in that colour. Where did you get the replacement pick guard if you don't mind me asking?
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As you can see, I’m a fan too. Handles my active and passive basses well.
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Greetings everyone, I would like to create a shirt 1.5 mins music videos song is done. I'm looking for a free AI app where I can upload photos that then converts it onto a video. Any suggestions please, something that works and is decent (ISH)? Thank you
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The SWR Workingman's 10" Bass Speaker refers to the popular line of SWR bass combo amps and speaker cabinets featuring a single 10-inch driver, known for their tight, punchy sound, built-in features like Aural Enhancer and Limiter, and portability, making them great for practice and small gigs. These setups often include a 10" woofer and a switchable tweeter, delivering 200 watts of power, offering great SWR tone. Design: Compact, lightweight, front-ported for enhanced bass, often with a tilt-back design. Sound: Known for clear, punchy, and articulate bass, ideal for many genres. Great Small Bass Cab suitable for rehearsal, Studio, home practice and even small Gigs, thanks to the upgraded Celestion BL10-200X 10" 8 Ohm Bass Guitar Speaker 200W & in excellent, fully working condition. Switchable Tweeter for added highs when required. Key Specifications (Workingman's 1x10T Cabinet): Power Handling: 200Watts RMS. Impedance: 8 Ohms. Speaker: (1) Celestion BL10-200X 10" 8 Ohm Bass Guitar Speaker 200W Tweeter: (1) Custom Le-Son Piezo Tweeter with control. Porting: Front Slot Port. Frequency Response: Around 96 dB SPL (or 70Hz-18kHz range). Dimensions (W x H x D): Approx. 16.25" x 14.5" x 14". Weight: Approx. 26-32 lbs. Features: Tilt-back design, so great to use as a monitor 1/4" speaker jacks + internal crossover. Comes with Roqsolid cover worth £50 alone and is also in excellent condition. Collection from North Staffordshire preferred as l do not have a suitable box at present. -
My 3rd ever amp was an Ohm GA140 combo. It replaced an HH Bass Baby combo and sounded much better.
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For an ancient like me who learnt imperial in 1953 and moved on to metric in the 1970's, what does the ^2 mean? Metric numbers and volumes etc are OK, but these weird "new maths expressions" are just confusing. They look like a change for the sake of change!
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Ditto.
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Hi Arnoldo Lovely bass - could you advise the weight please? I presume the string spacing is the usual Sadowsky 19mm? Thanks David -
Listening to solo DB albums, no backing, just one bass player
itu replied to Rob MacKillop's topic in EUB and Double Bass
Every time I hear E. R. Stanley Jordan starts to play in my head. -
How do I delete photos on my topic?!?
Woodinblack replied to RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE's question in Site Issues and Questions
There is no way for users to delete posts, and unless there is some privacy related reason that is very pressing we almost never do that. Especially for problem posts as maybe someone else has a problem and it would be a shame to get rid of a body of info. If there is some really pressing personal reasons that you don't want some of the info publem, just do a support request on it asking for that data to be deleted. -
Thanks man! No sure, 90’s bass . . I’ll check the serial number and update 👍🏻 -
I have been talking about the family of OD/dist/fuzz pedals with manufacturers, players, and some boutique makers. All recommend the same: try before you buy. And with your own bass, not any other. One of the most complicated effects is the OD/dist/fuzz family, because their behaviour, sound, and adjustments are affected by the bass, or the effect before them. I've seen and heard that some compressors have a very different behaviour depending on the bass. That's why I have fx boards for hi-Z and lo-Z basses. Different beasts. I thought that output impedance does not matter at all. On paper there shouldn't be a big difference, but ears don't lie. Try a few side by side to compare them against each other.
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Listening to solo DB albums, no backing, just one bass player
NickA replied to Rob MacKillop's topic in EUB and Double Bass
20 hour flight from Perth back to Brum last night ...Emirates have a surprisingly good music library on which I found this: I'd never heard of Dieter Ilg...ok so it has a trumpet on it too, but boy do I wish I could play like him. -
We won’t play with TVs on in the same room. If they want music, then off they go. Beats me as to why anyone would want both at the same time TBH.
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Bought a nice preamp from Tony, brilliant seller! Fast / detailed postage! Thanks again man!
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Pedals for sale - ThorpyFX, Arion, FuzzDog, Danelectro, Dazatronyx
JapanAxe replied to JapanAxe's topic in Effects For Sale
ThorpyFX Muffroom Cloud added! -
Ive had numerous tks cabs including a pair of 1216s. Im just looking at these for my studio. -
I know what you mean. I find this one quite comfy but that’s possibly more to do with the thumb rest. - Today
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They stay at home now but I like them far too much to sell them.
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Looking to replace the electrics on my yamaha rbx360, standard pots aren't long enough to fit through the body and tighten the nut in place. Pot(s) shaft is too short. Anyone know where I can get a harness VVT which'll fit?
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Hello Basschatters I had been looking for a fretless for a while and there have been several on the forum that I nearly went for but in the end decided to build one for myself. The plan is for a fretless four string, with a single Bartolini MMC pup coupled to an East filter preamp. I used to do a few builds, some of which I posted on a previous incarnation of this site, but I haven't done one for ten years or so now so it will be interesting to see how much I remember. Anyhow the idea is to keep the budget down to the cost of what I was going to spend on buying a fretless so a notional budget of ca. £400. This will mostly go on parts as I have an unused mahogany body blank, maple neck blank and a wenge fretboard left over from when I last built a bass, although I will splash out on a nice walnut top for it. Here is a pic of the last fretted bass I made, the plan is for the fretless to be the same shape and style if i can find the old template and hopefully source a similar grade walnut top.
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Message sent about the MXR M87. 🙂👍 -
All The Time In Airports — The Handsome Family
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My first bass amp was an Ohm 'Pukka' bass combo. 60 watts, 15" speaker, 5 band EQ with compressor if I recall. Really weli made and good looking bit of kit, it sounded great and I have fond memories.
