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Take a Speakon or 1/4 Jack speaker lead from the speaker out on the combo & plug it into the cab. Simples. The combo is 8 ohm, as is the cab, making a load of 4 ohm.

Markbass gets my vote. But go & try some stuff out. Barefaced are worth looking into as well.

+1 Ir if it's just the size, get a 1x12 combo & a 1x12 extension cab for the bigger gigs.

So they got a left handed lookalike that could write songs & play bass most excellently too?

He wants you to play just one song... Looney Tunes, That's all folks.

[quote name='ras52' timestamp='1442417284' post='2866825'] I've got a copy of their first LP. It's in mint condition... [/quote] Now that's something to bleat about.

"Shades of Lamb" sounds like a good band name.

It's good, isn't it. Next you'll be double thumbing. Keeping your mind open to loads of genres of music will open you up to all sorts of things that you currently can't do so well on bass.

I use my iPad for composing. Tabletop is a great free app that you can add 3rd party instruments to (such as Akai MPC) & I actually paid £30 for Korg Gadget, which is a great fun app with some complex abilities (like automation of just about every parameter & you can export the stems to your desktop). GarageBand is a great app too.

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1442327016' post='2866057'] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vt016gTNp_k [/quote] Don't polish the stage before the gig.

[quote name='MiltyG565' timestamp='1442327798' post='2866063'] Or anything by Lost Prophets... [/quote] Now then, now then!

[quote name='The Admiral' timestamp='1442318021' post='2865978'] ... That said, I was talking to a DJ at a wedding venue recently, and he was telling me that at a recent wedding, he put on some MJ as a request, and a big lad came up within seconds and told him to take it off, "Or else". His point of view was that there were kids at the wedding and he shouldn't be playing anything "by that f**king paedo". [/quote] If I was the DJ, I would have said that MJ wasn't convicted & found innocent. Glad he never got a request for "Wanna be in my gang"!

From the title, I thought that Milty had been to Neverland.

My last gigging band were all pretty tidy when it came to cables. We had looms for multiple wires going to the one place. If you're no good at keeping tidy, may I suggest a couple of rugs to lay over the mess on stage. Just make sure you flatten out the spaghetti first.

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What about an Ampeg SVT 8x10? I liked the MarkBass 102STD 2x10. Quite an uncoloured sound, though I think there's maybe a slight mid hump. Most Barefaced cabs are "get out what you put in", but the only 2x10 they do is the Retro Two10, which apparently has a rather retro sound to it (weird that).

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1441887460' post='2862596'] Top stuff..! [/quote] Thank you kindly.

Here's my entry... https://soundcloud.com/xgsjx/nautical-disco-funk Needless to say, the wave won.

[quote name='the boy' timestamp='1441829326' post='2862193'] Sounds like hard work. I'll give it a bash though. [/quote] It's surprisingly easy. This chap explains the pitch side really well & to make a harmony, you just make a duplicate track & copy which vocal parts you want, open the editor & drag the pitch up. Then if you want the notes on say, Bb to be on B, click the Bb key on the piano roll & then click one of the highlighted notes & drag it up to B. All of them move. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSEWEpHUh3w

I used it on this song to speed the original vocal up from 100 bpm to 124 bpm & then changed the pitch to make a female harmony up a major 3rd & adjusted the notes to fit the scale & also alter some of the notes to a different interval. I'm not happy with the bass sound though. Sounds cheap. Edit: Just realised I posted the same track in this thread a couple of posts up! Deleted the link in this thread, so scroll up.

[quote name='the boy' timestamp='1441795044' post='2861772'] wow!!!! Didn't know that worked. I think I tried it once on a mic'd guitar but the guitar track remained the same and the rest sped up. Must give it another try it would be really useful. [/quote] in Logic it's called Flex editing. I use it on vocals as not only can you change the speed, you can the change pitch of each individual note.

This isn't my entry, as it's not my track, but one that I've remixed. But it would have fitted the theme for the possible aftermath. https://soundcloud.com/xgsjx/on-the-beach-gx-mix I've made a start, just need to get working on it now.

I used to find walking up to the sound engineer, twisting his nipple & asking him to whistle remedied a lot of sound issues.

I'd say go to a shop & try some. My choice is the 2x10 STD.