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Day 59 - TOTO

Day 58 - Diana Ross Judith Owen

Day 57 - Streisand

Day 56 - Jackson Browne

Day 55 - Linda Ronstadt

Day 54 - Gene Clark - No Other

Day 53.5 - Cory Wells Story

Day 53 - My Yard

Day 52 - Judith Owen again

Rick Beato Interview

Day 51 - Wolfgang revisited

Day 51 - Vince Gill

Day 50 - Rubberband Man Bonus! - Rick Beato - Everyones favourite music You-tuber (after Adam Neely!)

Day 49 - Judith Owen

Yes, the Variax bass will work with the POD HD 500 and the Helix

I was wondering whether to continue posting these or just add a link to Mr Sklar's YouTube channel. Kind comments like this mean I obviously should continue. I've hugely enjoyed watching these daily videos too - the mans a genius; whist his bass playing is exemplary, his approach to life and attitude towards others is an even bigger inspiration.

Day 48 - Vanessa Carlton

Day 47 - JT...

Day 46 - Zevon

I think you’d have to use a GK3 pickup on a Bass VI. That would work fine with the SY-1000 though.

I think so, I've just double checked on my VB-99 and you can't specify what the note of each string the unit should be expecting. The modelling and pitch shifting in the unit assumes the pickup is receiving a 'standard' tuning. *EDIT* on further reading perhaps you can tune the B string to C? https://www.vguitarforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=28477.0

SY-1000 Software I find this guy really grating, but this video gives you an idea of how the software works.

Bass VI https://www.vguitarforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=11283.50

There is a guy on Vguitar forum that has made a Bass VI work with a GK pickup. I believe he used a GK-3, this however would mean that you would have to use a guitar VG unit (like a VG-99) as the GK3 will only work with that. Your other problem would be the C instead of B as the software will only work with the standard B. This could be easily overcome by tuning the string to B and always pitching the string up a semitone in the software. This would mean you couldn't use the direct signal from the guitar though.