LukeFRC

Brian Wamplers courses online are also supposed to be decent. More circuit design than PtP primers

I just refund this thread, got slightly excited and then looked at our calendar. Next year, might see if @jimbobothy wants to join me! Though to be fair going up Ingleborough would be fun too!

AI isn’t smart, it just copies existing things - and the image libraries they are copying (like a regular google image search) mostly have copywrite held by someone else. Either a company or artist (imagine an image of Daffy Duck or David Hockney image) or owned by someone else (my holiday snaps of my kids meeting Daffy Duck at Disneyland or Tate gallery’s photo of a Hockney image) so while AI could make me look like Daffy Duck in a hockney photo - it has no right to the images it’s training itself on. which isn’t good.

Is this where every single “what bass is best for x” you’ll pop up and say “oh a soloking”?

I was trying to work out why you had a lanyard with JD Vance’s face on it

"I love this song" said a dancing 4 year old. 👍

reply to what?

+1 - it's fantastic - the string arrangements especially. Colors album also really good.

+1 I would rather a bit of hardware with a roadmap of updates and long life than reactive bringing out the next big thing every year or so.

I’ve heard some of these non lumberg ones aren’t great - anyone any experience of these from switch https://www.switchelectronics.co.uk/products/2-1mm-x-5-5mm-panel-mount-dc-power-socket-dc-022b

Thanks @disssa @bremen - I did but it looks like that just have the unbranded power jacks like in the picture . i havd however managed to copy in a Spotify link I can’t delete of a friends band. I can’t remove on my phone so enjoy.

In my head that's the competition I compare this too - it's got great UI and is super simple to use and also been supported and added to for years. It's got its limitations but it's possibly one of the best pedals of this era. In 5 years time ppl will still be using them. Will they be using the Anagram?

yeah I get that, I feel the same way about some things, and especially touch screens and needing to plug into my laptop to edit... But if you get something where the UI is good and simple enough it becomes a tool to let you do things that are either really hard or expensive to do with analogue pedals then who cares what tool is used, if it sounds good enough, it is good enough.... What I find more strange is that this will be the flavour of the month for a while and feature on 50% of the "post your pedalboard" threads on here and talk bass but in a years time be replaced by something new... it's the unsettling changing that somewhere I don't understand

anyone got a recommended source for Lumberg mono jacks and 2.1mm DC jacks? Musikding is out!

Also if we take away amp modelling and so on which I’m sure is brilliant … it does make me think of zoom line6 will be at the end where there’s a million different effects modelled source audio are the end where the effect has a million different variations you can make this is the zoom middle ground?

It makes me think of a quad cortex went on a diet and made babies with a zoom b3

that is a very exciting looking box... you have the best bitsas!

I need to get my broken BOD back to play with, currently like the valeton oc2 clone

Neve style in a pedal

Hold on, the toggle switches, into a pcb are one of the least likely things to be a bug to find.

Isn’t the left knob of the BOD their take on a oc2 type octaver and the right knob a EBS style octaver?

This guy has labeled his go for low pass Turn peak all the way up - that’s going to make the effect more pronounced then volume is output volume - just whack that up too. Then set the input gain down… and play notes while switching the range switch - one should sound dark and the other bright. The dark one is “up” stick on that then play notes while turning the input gain up hit with enough gain the filter should open if it does, it’s working properly if it’s already open turn down the signal going into it if it’s won’t open try boosting the signal