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Valhalalf

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  1. I am a huge fan of their first album, loads of great funky pop tracks, The second album was pretty good and the last album was a bit meh.

    I have to say though I love playing Moves Like Jagger live.

  2. Bit of a long shot but due to downsizing my home recording setup I've decided to sell my Studio RTA Producer Station. It is in very good condition with only a dent to the rear cable tidy which is how it was out of the box. I upgraded the wheels to a stronger set when I got it and have bags of rack screws and washers for it.

    This cost me over £300 a couple of years ago from Thomann so looking for £185 collected from Leicester.

    Desk is very easy to assemble and comes with instructions.

    [b]Info:[/b][list]
    [*]Professional recording workstation with integrated 19" racks above and below the main work surface.
    [*]Plenty of rack space: 33U (2x 14U below and 5 additional units above main work surface).
    [*]Pull-out keyboard shelf, top shelf for loudspeakers and computer monitor.
    [*]Bottom shelf for computer and printer, integrated CD rack for up to 16 CDs.
    [*]Huge main workbench (183cm wide, 76cm deep)
    [*]Stable steel frame construction, 8 wheels.
    [*]Colour: Black/Maple,
    [*]Dimensions Table: 1830 x 760 x 760 mm (WxHxD),
    [*]Dimensions upper part: 1520 x 280 x 390 mm (WxHxD)
    [/list]




    Cheers

  3. [size=4]During my downsizing of my home recording setup I found this long and forgotten little box hiding away.[/size]

    [size=4]It's in great condition and hardly used with original box and manuals, cost £99 new.[/size]

    [size=4]*SOLD*[/size]


    [size=4][font=Arial][u][b][i]Manufactures Description: [/i][/b][/u]

    Introducing Ampworks Bass − amp modeling for those who demand the ultimate in amp sound. No frills − just real modeling sound and intuitive operation in an ultra-compact package.[/font]

    [font=Arial][b]Great Sound in a Small, Easy-To-Use Package[/b][/font]
    [font=Arial]The Ampworks Bass amp modeler is a stress-free way to experience real amp sound in any situation. Since the ultra-compact design enables it to fit into the accessory pocket of a bass case, it's easy to take along wherever you go − home, studio or stage. This compact unit is also great for PC-based recording systems with limited desktop space.[/font]

    [font=Arial][b]Modeling Technology for Realistic Sound[/b][/font]
    [font=Arial]Korg's proprietary "REMS" modeling technology is acclaimed by musicians around the world and is used to deliver numerous types of realistic simulation. With stadium-class sound unimaginable from a unit its size Ampworks Bass delivers the serious sound you need.[/font]

    [font=Arial][b]Ampworks Bass Contains 11 of the Most Preferred Bass Amps Sounds[/b][/font]
    [font=Arial]Ampworks Bass provides 11 of the most desirable bass amp sounds favored by bassists around the world. These realistic and flexible modeling sounds will support your bass playing in a broad range of styles.[/font]

    [font=Arial][b]Cabinet Models Sweeten Your Tone Potential[/b][/font]
    [font=Arial]Ampworks Bass provides ten different cabinet models. Every detail of cabinet resonance is faithfully simulated, delivering superb depth and spatial realism even when using headphones or direct-line output.[/font]

    [font=Arial][b]A Full Range of Effects for Flexible Sound Creation[/b][/font]
    [font=Arial]High-quality effects such as compressor, modulation, delay, and reverb are built-in. These realistic effects are modeled from a variety of superb, pro-level effects using sophisticated technology. The results deliver new depth and versatility to your sound arsenal. [/font]

    [font=Arial][b]Preset Programs Let You Plug In and Play[/b][/font]
    [font=Arial]For each amp model, ideal tone settings (including the cabinet model and ideal effect) have been preset. Since these eleven preset programs are selected automatically when you choose an amp model, you can immediately start playing with the optimal amp sound. You can also store your own favorite settings in the two user area programs.[/font]

    [font=Arial][b]Knob-Based Interface for Intuitive Editing[/b][/font]
    [font=Arial]Like a conventional analog amp, operation is simply a matter of turning the knobs. Not just the tone controls, but all amp, cabinet and effect settings are selected using dedicated knobs, so creating the sound you want is intuitive and fast. Delay time, reverb time, and LFO speed settings can be made using the convenient Tap button. There's also a Manual mode that detects the physical position of the knobs, giving you visual confirmation of the sound.[/font]
    [font=Arial] [/font]
    [font=Arial][b]Korg Ampworks Bass Modeling Signal Processor Features:[/b][/font][/size][list]
    [*][size=4]REMS technology delivers the most realistic amp, cabinet and effects models[/size]
    [*][size=4]Loaded with models of 11 modern and classic bass amps plus 10 different speaker cabinets[/size]
    [*][size=4]Packed with 11 of the most sought after, classic bass effects models[/size]
    [*][size=4]Includes 11 preset programs, 2 user programs, manual mode and multi-mode footswitch jack[/size]
    [*][size=4]Easy to operate. Convenient battery or AC-powered operation[/size]
    [/list]

  4. This thread has been so uplifitng for me to read.

    I've been worrying no end for the last few months as I really felt like I've been letting my band down and worried I would get replaced, even though I helped set it up and they're all my mates (proper paranoia). I don't think I've done a single gig mistake free in the 12 months this band has been going, and it's always songs I've played fault free 100 times before. A momentary lapse of concentration and in goes a mistake, then I spend the rest of the song beating myself up over it, which means I make more mistakes and so the loop continues. I've only seriously been playing bass for 2 years and still feel I've got a long way to go. I've played guitar for 20+ years, studied it at music college and can shred like the best of them, but it bored me so I switched to bass. I thought it would be an easy swap but I was very wrong and I feel like a begginer again which doesn't help my confidence when I bust out a mistake.

    My probelm, and it is purely a confidence issue, is I know the other people in the band have played with some incredible bassists over the years and everytime I make a mistake I get it into my head they're getting fed up with it. What I need to start doing is forget about the mistake as soon as it happens and laught it off.

    Like everyone has been saying, we're only human.

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