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How was your studio session yesterday?
MacDaddy replied to Cat Burrito's topic in General Discussion
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I'm another Shure 215 lover. They replaced a KZ10 and a custom fit set. For me the 215 with the large silicone ear pieces sound fantastic. -
Not sure. We had a DX7 at college and that was the patch I always tried to use. Nice warm string sound, which at the time didn't sound dated.
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Excellent - look forward to catching up.
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Which ROM was it on? Was it an original unit patch or a DX7II patch?
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It was my favourite patch on the DX7.
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Thanks, I was intending to take that wanted ad down for now though. Will keep my eye on this . -
@AinsleyWalker is this the right one? I can’t tell if it’s black from the picture. - Today
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An excellent 6/12-stage phaser, being a clone of the revered Moogerfooger 103. I’ve just received a brand new exemplar from Andertons today as a replacement for one I bought a few months ago that had a loose connection. I’m on a drive to raise money due to unemployment so don’t even want to put this on my board. As yet I haven’t even opened it. I’m happy to leave it unopened or to open to test and photograph for the buyer (once payment is received) if desired. Price includes recorded UK postage. Stock photo for illustrative purposes.-
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I went from the 215s to the older versions of the ZS10, it was a good upgrade -
You always have the best stuff man!!! -
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Maybe he thought seeing as Debbie Harry doesn`t/can`t sing them properly anymore why should he play them properly 🤣
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Does Your Covers Band Change Songs? What Changes and Why?
Lozz196 replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
My usual stance on this subject is to do the song how it was written/recorded. However we`re now doing Won`t Get Fooled Again by The Who, and although each part is easy enough I`m having real difficulty in remembering it all, so for me intro, verses, choruses as per recording, the rest I`ll persist with but will be ad-libbed til then. -
The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
AlexDelores replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
Well I’ve had the Chromes on for around a week now and gigged them on Saturday night! Very much enjoying them so thanks for all advice! I’ve never really enjoyed flats in the past but these seem to be exactly what i was looking for on this bass. I think i need to spend a little more time with the EQ to get a little bit more high end coming through but in honesty, the soundcheck tone checking time was spent trying to fight an electrical buzz so it finished up a little rushed. It’s ended up being an expensive string month for me as i still had an itch to try the EB Cobalts, so due to seeing them for £20 on sale on ‘Bezos emporium of everything’, I grabbed a set for my Jazz. Put them on today and I’m well impressed so far! They do sound like nice rounds and the tension is lovely! I’m still happy with the chromes on my SS though, as the price of the SS Cobalts is around £30 more than i paid for the LS! Anyway, thanks for everyone’s help. -
Does Your Covers Band Change Songs? What Changes and Why?
Mykesbass replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
I was in an old school rock & roll band for a while. The drummer put the band together said that he wanted 'to put some more oomph into it'. This meant speeding everything up, and playing too loud. I played him my 'go to' track that shows this doesn't have to be the way - 'That's Alright Mama'. Fortunately it clicked immediately and we calmed everything down and had a nice, successful band for a couple of years. -
Welcome to the Black Parade - My Chemical Romance
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Fantastic, I am there all weekend so will try say hi!
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Tahov joined the community
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I had not intended to paint a cow that morning. The plan was to paint a fence.
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Which patch of the original set do you mean?
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Warm pad fade 🥰
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Ideal for capturing songwriting ideas. Plugs directly into computer for transferring files. Comes with wrist strap and full instructions. £12 posted UK. -
Are you interested in any trades (full or partial)? -
OK...... I'm still on a HUGE high so please bear with me if I'm little over-effusive... On Saturday night my brand new Doobie Brothers tribute show 'The Doobie Experience' played it's DEBUT. It was at the lovely Shoreham Ropetackle Arts Centre and quite honestly we really couldn't have had a better evening, in every way! First of all, on arrival, we found out it was all but sold out (200 tickets!) with people having to stand all around the edge of the seated area! Then, we were meeting our own dedicated sound man for the first time and were thrilled at how good he then made us sound, out front and in our IEMs! It turned out I'd worked with him previously (with the Spandau/Duran show I'd depped in) so I knew he would nail it! He'll be with us now on most of our shows and has all the settings saved! Best of all though, the actual show was AMAZING - we played great (just a few tweaks will need to be made going forward) the sound was fantastic and the audience loved us! We actually had people actually queuing to shake our hands and thank us afterwards! It's those kind of nights that really make everything worthwhile. I can't wait to do more! Gear-wise I kept it more traditional (no Spectors! ) and played my Fender FSR PJ bass through my old GK400RB head and LFsys Monaco cab. Only effects were Chorus (1 song) and Phaser (1 song), both care of my Zoom B3. IEMs were KZ-ZS10's and my Sennheiser G4 system. Here are a few short phone clips from the night that show the different Doobie-styles we covered: Rockin' Down The Highway: Another Park Another Sunday: One Step Closer: China Grove: What A Fool Believes: Sweet Maxine: It Keeps You Runnin: Long Train Runnin': Takin' It To The Streets:
