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Thanks very much for such positive comments. The recording is a live edited version of what is really 40 mins. Please feel free to like and share if possible. Thanks again for listening and enjoying!

Hi all, This is my band. Would really welcome any feedback. If you like then please like and share (via Facebook link) would be very much appreciated. The 40 min live set is designed to work seamlessly so this is just a live expert cut together. http://www.fortythousandagainstthearctic.com/

Can't recommend the MXR M80 enough. Great sounding, fairly transparent DI with a second scooped channel if you want that sansamp sound. 3 band EQ for sorting your mids.

Anything Josh Homme is involved with commonly has flats on it such as when he was playing bass on the last few Queens albums using that semi hollow Yamaha with flats. Flats with a bit of drive and a pick would get you very very close

Thanks everyone, very much appreciated. Please please get it shared or liked if you enjoy and know others that would

Thanks so much! As far as the recording goes, it was all done live and isn't really mixed but we were relatively happy. There are some really long really ambient passages, we tried to put out snippets of things we that nightlight the different things going on. The music is designed (and has been practiced for a year) without any gaps and seamless passages. Please forward on to anyone you think will like it! All comments appreciated. Cheers again!

Iheartreverb Iheartreverb Oct 31, 2013 hi all, Please remove this if in the wrong place or not appropriate. My new band has "gone public" today after up working away for a good 12 months. Everything is intentionally simple or minimal website and art wise. The music is along the view of ambient, instrumental, post-rock stuff. Please sent me a message if you have any comments and please please sabre via the media links if you're into it and know others that might be! Thanks! http://www.fortythousandagainstthearctic.com/

Save a look at Palmer boards too. Closest to a pedaltrain, better bag and fastenings and similar size options. Everyone in my band has one!

Thought I'd pitch in as I was in a similar situation recently. After buying a Ric 4003 I found myself with an expensive bass and only the hard case. The case would be a night are on and off the tube and trains and is heavy. I bought a Mono Bass Sleeve and its incredible. I looked at moulded hybrid things like Warwick and Gator which just added too much in terms of size (although the protection isn't debatable). The mono is amazing. Small size, light weigh and easily the most substantial gig bag I've ever seen in my life and it logs great. Mono say the sleeve is called that as it should act as a skin. I think this doesn't really work from a marketing point of view as sleeve to me contours up images of it being far less than what it is. Long story short, I am very very impressed and would definitely recommend to someone in the same situation

Thanks guys for replies. Bought a freeze and it does exactly what I need when placed at a certain point of my chain and when is latch mode is spot on for use. ...and thanks. I now want everything MWFX make!

...after some more research I think the EHX Freeze on latch mode is exactly what I want! Any thoughts on this stuff still appreciated

Hi all, I'm in a post rock/ instrumental band and there are some intro/ interludes and stuff where it's just minimal guitar stuff, pedal drones and help synth chords, I obviously want to participate! ...joking aside, it sounds a touch lacking if I don't provide low end presence. My pedalboard is currently Vol-tuner-drive-drive-fuzz-delay-delay-preamp-amp So what would be better specifically for me to add continuous drone sprites than I can made down and change when needed? I've seen feedback loop videos where it simply sends a constant signal through the board so I could add delay as needed and bring the volume pedal brown to bring in the next note (it's all gonna be pretty slow). But the I've read things about feedback loops that make them sound like a volatile and unpredictable beast. Which simply might be a bit much for me. I could go down the freeze route. My only issue with that is I would have to turn the pedal off and fade down and then play the next note. At best, this practice doesn't seems as easy. Any and all advice would be appreciated. Of course I could set one of my delays to a really long setting and hope for the best. I assume sending a constant signal through I could play around a bit more Cheers!

The cioks range is the slimmest stuff I've seen and very very good quality