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I've been recently experimenting with virtual amps and the best sounding amps were Messa dual rectifier and ENGL powerball.

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I have the same issue. I tried to record a solo to 175 bpm riffs I pre recorded but failed. Eventually I recorded the solo at 170 bpm in parts then sped it back to 175 bpm.

Not when you encounter the moped thiefs. One of the biggest problem in London regarding crime.

I think lots of it is down to the vast array of cheap and good sounding guitars on the market. Let's face it, you can buy a guitar, laptop and DAW nowadays for the price of a decent Gibson or Fender to get a quality recorded sound. Don't forget the signature models of less famous guitar players. The guitars look modern, light and good quality. I'd still like a Fender and a Gibson though.

I can't come up with any ideas despite downloading some free vst plug ins. I was also away skiing but the culture abroad did not motivate me either. But managed to compose three thrash metal songs instead 😊🤘

Never heard of Quincy before but the article had some interesting points. Ringo's drumming "skills " have never impressed me. Paul McC.hmmm. Anyways, I do like some Beatles songs.

Thank you for your replies chaps. I look into it

Heaven- you can hear bass in Iron Maiden albums Hell- Lars Ulrich instructed that bass is muted almost to the point you can't hear it in ...and justice for all

I think all employers are putting their employees under tremendous amount of pressure regardless the impact on their health.

Willkommen! 14 piece band? How big is your rehearsal room.

Welcome. Starting with something cheaper eh. Well there are plenty of basses cheaper than the over priced ones. Some Squiers are better than Fenders Imho.But that's for another thread.E

You gotta make them road worn

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I agree, the tone is more natural and richer. Does not need to be processed or refined.

I only weigh sugar and flour when I bake. I wonder how much a 1:1 scale bass cake would weight. Well it depends if was made like Christmas pudding or light sponge.

Cheers guys!

You can remove it and upload again, no payment.

Damn you masters and mixers 😉

Here is mine Just drums, guitars and bass ........and shite mastering, ha. Edit: I have deleted the track as there is a dreadful hiss and hum. I`ll try and amend it this morning, then re post. Hope it is still OK to enter.I have listened to all tracks and must say that they all great. I have picked two top ones https://soundcloud.com/user-527099495/bass-groove-m-mshrms-re

Very loud=my best friend. So without master volume I won't be able to turn it down whilst maintaining the desired sound? Not got spare cash for it at the moment Any thing else you'd recommend. Cheers

I own a solid state guitar amp which suits my needs. I am thinking getting a Marshall head 1987 re issue 50 w. For home use recording and practice. I get loads if options on Amplitube but to satisfy my Gas I'm after a valve amp.At the end of the day it's a real deal right? Anyone owned or tried one?

I don't gig but can imagine that hardware stores sales bags to suit your needs. I know for fact that angling stores do. I own a couple and they have all different compartments. They're lightweight, robust and waterproof. Have a look. This gives you an idea. https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=fishing+holdall&oq=fishing+holdall&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l3.7061j0j4&client=ms-android-samsung&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

1. From music shop however I have bought online before and they sent me the wrong colour. 2. Try before buy. But I bought before without trying due to good reviews 3.local shops struggle with space so it would be the big amps and cabs 4. Depends in what it is and how bad and soon I want it 5. Guitar booths I used to work and run a music shop in my early 20's and must say guitars and basses where the least sold items. It was more about violins brass instruments keyboards and various accessories to cater school kids and classical musicians. You might be struggling to compete with big boys and online retailers.