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sammybee

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  1. sammybee
    I'm sure you'll be very pleasantly surprised at what a difference a proper setup will make. He/she will get the action down and remove the fret buzz.
  2. sammybee
    I don't know if it's my eyes but the action on the bass looks very high. Get it set up properly, you'll find it much more comfortable
  3. sammybee
    Agreed. Also if your only means of amplification is wedded to your computer - your natural instinct is to sit in front of the computer to play your bass. Sometimes it's nice/healthy just to turn off the computer, and play through an amp & detatch from technology!
  4. sammybee

    Monitors

    sammybee replied to I Denby's topic in Recording

    Get yourself to a store where you can audition several sets of monitors side by side. Take a CD/thumb drive with music that you will be working on. Be guided by your ears rather than what people advise you on the internet!
  5. sammybee
    This is the best advice on this thread!
  6. sammybee
    NN2 to Berkshire, Hampshire or Surrey is a bit of a pull!
  7. sammybee
    Where is your location - it doesn't say.
  8. sammybee
    Bit obvious, but how about Maggot Brain? If they turn that down too, there's no hope..
  9. sammybee
    Eddie Hazel - I Want You
  10. sammybee
    How about something from Eddie Hazel ? ... he would cover all your bases
  11. sammybee
    Good luck & have a fantastic time. You'll be great!
  12. sammybee
    Also, I think if I'd paid out for a recording session, broke a string and was so disorganised I wasn't carrying a spare set of my usuals... id be grateful for whatever I could grab!
  13. sammybee
    You'd never be able to stock the variety that would appeal to a large number of players & make any money.
  14. sammybee
    Now sold elsewhere
  15. sammybee
    I think any difference in the wood is going to pale in to insignificance once that 18v pre-amp kicks in! It's a true beast
  16. sammybee
    Absolutely - but some people have to burn to learn!
  17. sammybee
    I've been on a voyage with Drum Machines since the late 1980's & owned most of the popular ones (as well as more esotoric ones). I acquired an Akai MPC in about 2004 and have consistently used since it for the workflow. It's a sample based drum machine, so the sound never dates and the Akai is very intuitive, musical and flexible. It's also a fully fledged sequencer & is my weapon of choice for live use. When at home, writing or noodling on guitar or bass I tend to turn to Logic's drummer for instant results. Nothing beats a real drummer though!
  18. sammybee
    I'm basing it on owning an 808 ( an original TR-808 from the 1980's) many moons ago. The reason people use/buy them, is primarily for the big kick drum. It's massive and completely swamps everything else. Buying an 808 and turning down the kick drum, would be like buying a Porsche and driving everywhere at 20 mph They are great machines though, but only for a certain niche style of house/hip hop music.
  19. sammybee
    I'd play it on a keyboard Great song choice though!
  20. sammybee
    Akai MPC 2000xl SE. 808 Clones are 'one trick ponies' - they are so bass heavy, there's no room for the bass line !
  21. sammybee
    Sire Marcus Miller V7 5String, in virtually untouched condition. Bought new in Dec 2018 and has had about 2-3 hours play in total at home. Never gigged or taken outside. Fitted with Fender straplocks (included). No marks. No idea of weight, but compared to my USA 70's RI Jazz 4 it feels as light as a feather! (I'll get some pictures up in the morning). I have all the original packing materials so no problem shipping at your expense & choice of courier. Or come and have a play (if you have clean hands), and cup of tea in Northampton. I will politely decline any trade offers, and silly offers of £. Cheers! More pictures available on request.
  22. sammybee
    Drugs!
  23. sammybee
    Was advised by my accountant many years ago about buying "stuff" (applies to basses). If you can afford it, want it - then buy it and enjoy it, But it's not an true investment..
  24. sammybee
    After chopping and changing my basses for years, I realised, that I had three really nice instruments that probably couldn't be bettered. Would rather spend the energy on playing/practicing/improving.
  25. sammybee
    I'm now down to three basses, a strat and an electro acoustic 3/4 (for the inner Ed Sheeran). Totally content with what I have, no GAS, no desire for any more
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