Jump to content
Why become a member? ×
Scammer alert: Offsite email MO. Click here to read more. ×
Scammer alert: Offsite email MO. Click here to read more.

All Activity

This stream auto-updates

  1. Past hour
  2. 2pods
    Having replaced this very lightly used (never left our smoke free home) Roland Vdrum kickpad with the the extortionate KDQ-8, this is no longer required. So it's up for grabs. If required, I could post it if we work out a price. It's in excellent condition and working perfectly, and I'll clean the dust off too (only just noticed !) Any questions, let me know.
  3. 2pods
    Mint condition Boss GKC-DA interface for controlling and playing Boss 13pin units VG99, GK33, GP-10 etc using the newer GK-5 pickup. i.e. SERIAL to 13PIN I'd already sold my GP-10 by the time it arrived, so it's never been used. Lived in it's box, in a cupboard, in a smoke free home. Still boxed with PSU. Willing to post. Any questions, please ask. This may be also be advertised elsewhere.
  4. bass_dinger started following Höfner files for insolvency
  5. ezbass
    Five Finger Death Lunch
  6. Geek99 started following Höfner files for insolvency
  7. Geek99
    I’ve never tried one but maybe I should
  8. Al Nico
    Transvision Lamp
  9. Jonesy
    Love everything about it. But with car insurance renewal coming up, it's a bit out of my budget!
  10. =^..^=
    When I first got mine I was gigging it quite a bit but as my show work ramped back up and I started to play my 35" scale basses all the time I noticed I was getting muscle memory issues when I swapped back / forward - so instead of hand position being instinctive I was having to think about it / concentrate on that rather than the chart / the conductor etc etc. And instruments should be played so this needs to move to a good home that is going to play it all the time !
  11. =^..^=
    Pedal bought from Ashdown as I love their signature range - and It's Guy Pratt - who doesn't like guy Pratt ?? But apart from testing it it has sat unused in it's box. So lets find it a great home. Comes with all the "case candy" including the unused rubber feet. Note that it requires a good quality 18v power supply.
      • 1
      • Like
  12. ead started following Retrovibe Renegade, kind of. £300 - *SOLD*
  13. Cliff Edge started following Höfner files for insolvency
  14. Cliff Edge
    I’ve seen a lot of the violin basses being used in bands over the years, a couple quite recently. None sound all that great probably mostly due to bad eq on the amplification. However very sad news. Hofner guitars are part of my childhood.
  15. rwillett started following Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 - No cables
  16. rwillett
    Hi This belonged to my father-in-law. It's from 2014, runs Android 4.1 (ish) and works. It doesn't have the propriety power cable needed as it appears to have got lost in the house clearance. These are £4 from Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/TECHGEAR-Cable-Compatible-Samsung-Galaxy/dp/B00ADV2YM8 It has about 50% of the power on it and has been factory reset. No scratches and it's clean and tidy though it looks grubby in the pictures. Its not It comes with a box. This is not the latest and greatest Android tablet. It works and I think it can be upgraded to Android 5 and possibly further with custom ROM's. It might make a good media player or similar but I wouldn't expect it to be a viable alternative to a modern tablet. Happy to post for free and you will get it for Xmas (assuming Royal Mail works) Rob
  17. BigRedX
    28.7fps is a somewhat unusual frame rate. Can your phone be set to use something more conventional like 25fps or 30fps? Audio generally doesn't have a frame rate until it is linked to a video track when it should take on the frame rate of the video. Check the sampling frequency of the video and audio files before they have been imported into your video editing program. It may be imposing new frequencies on one or the other. Otherwise the only thing I can think of is that the reference clock on one of your recording devices is off. I would tend to suspect the phone over the Focusrite interface. Recording a reference point at both the beginning and end of the video is a good idea. If you could do a 1 minute long clip and let me know how far out the end points are in terms of fractions of a second? Also can you run both audio tracks together in your video editing program and check that they sound in tune with each other?
  18. dodgnofski
    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 at 200W & in excellent, fully working condition. The SWR Workingman's 10" Bass Speaker refers to the popular line of SWR bass speaker cabinets featuring a single 10-inch driver, known for their tight, punchy sound and portability, making them great for practice and small gigs plus a switchable tweeter, delivering 200 watts of power, offering great SWR tone. Design: Compact, lightweight, front-ported for enhanced bass with a tilt-back design. Sound: Known for clear, punchy, and articulate bass, ideal for many genres. 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 which cost £50 alone and is also in excellent condition. Collection from North Staffordshire preferred as l do not have a suitable box at present.
      • 1
      • Like
  19. dmccombe7
    My social life is the gigs. You mean there's more to having a Social Life. ? 🤩 Dave 🎅
  20. Supernaut
    Definitely US. This came from a parts bass made by a Sadowsky employee. No real markings on it to identify as such. The pickups were scrubbed out and headstock left blank for fear of repercussions. I still have the neck - Brazillian rosewood fingerboard, Graphtech nut, Schaller tuners.
  21. Supernaut
    New Fender Hofner range coming soon!
  22. ovialexm1
    Hi there! I have for sale amaizing bass Adamovic Halo 5 handmade 2019.It has 4.1 kg., 18 mm space strings at bridge (can be adjusted from 17.5 mm to 19 mm and is 34 scale. Details with more specs in pics. Comes with original Hiscox hardcase. Perfect condition bass and hardcase! Please do not offer me anything for trade. Thanks! Shipping is not included in the price!
      • 5
      • Like
  23. ovialexm1
    Hi there! I have for sale a Custom Human Base 5 handmade here in Germany by Siggi Jager, one of the best luthiers. Bass sounds very good and has some very special woods including birdseye neck. Bass comes with a padded gigbag. Please do not offer any trades! Shipping is not included in the price!
      • 2
      • Like
  24. chris_b
    Wow. . . . just wow!!
  25. SumOne
    I'm glad to report that having sold my MPC Keys and logged out of it all the plugins and laptop software etc. still work on the laptop (now being controlled via a MIDI keyboard), and that inudes the ones that came with it as well as the purchased ones.
  26. EliasMooseblaster
    Thank you, this is all useful to know. To answer your questions, all the audio and video processing are being done on Linux (Ubuntu Studio, specifically). Video is typically shot on an Android phone, audio is going through a Focusrite into the DAW. To sync, I usually hit a muted chord at the beginning - something which will go through to the DAW, but also make a loud enough 'click' to show up on the camera's audio track. Makes me wonder if I should do one afterwards as well, to make sure things are in sync at both ends! Popping open a recent video edit, I've checked the sampling frequencies, and both the audio and video tracks are 48kHz...so no problem there. The video has a frame rate of 28.7 fps (as does the project) - should there be a similar metric for the audio?
  27. Stofferson
    £700!!
  28. Franticsmurf started following Band Updates & Issues
  29. Franticsmurf
    This year has seen me get a few good depping roles in decent local bands. They've been on personal recommendations, too, which makes me feel great. Working with new musicians and learning new songs that I would never have looked at otherwise has given my musical self confidence a boost. If I'm honest it's also renewed my enthusiasm for playing in general, which was sagging a little. An added extra is that with the dep roles I've gone back to using backline and I've managed to get a consistent sound that I'm really happy with, and that the bands have complimented me on (as if I designed the TE cabs and Ampeg SCRDI that I'm using to get it 😂). While DI into the desk for my main band makes sense (there are 13 of us and we usually play large venues), I am enjoying the thump directly behind me.
  30. BigRedX
    If the audio and video slip more out of sync the longer the video runs, then it will probably be a combination of both frame rate and sampling frequency, as they are completely separate attributes and not dependant on each other. File Info/Properties should show you the frame rate and audio sampling frequency for your video and audio. What platform are you on? Windows? Mac OS? Linux? What are you using to record the video and audio? How are you getting the initial sync point? There's a reason why film makes use a clapper board at the start of each take. IME video tends to default to 48kHz sampling frequency whilst many audio applications use 44.1kHz. So start off by making sure any new recordings are done with everything running at the same sampling and frame rate. For existing recordings you may have to use a conversion tool to get them the same, as many video and audio editors will set the project to the attributes of the first Imported file and then impose those attributes on anything imported subsequently.
  31. Jean-Luc Pickguard
    How I Could Just Kill A Man — Rage Against The Machine
  32. Today
  33. Obrienp

    NSSBD

    Obrienp replied to Chienmortbb's topic in Bass Guitars

    No, fortunately but I really didn’t go that deep, so I don’t know if it is genuine roast maple, or just stained to look like it. It required a bit of care when it came to those fret markers. Rounding them off too much reduces their visibility from above. P.S. It’s probably the other side of the neck from the fret markers that really benefits from rolling anyway. I probably needn’t have touched the fret marker side.
  1. Load more activity
×
×
  • Create New...