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Not sure what you really mean... But Cakewalk / Sonar is midi writing software.. Or it was when i was using it about 15 minutes ago.... What do you mean by Cakewalk Instruments..? Do you have a Version of Cakewalk...? Or the addon pack called ..Cakewalk Instruments? If you are after a Midi/audio sequencer , and dont have Cakewalk/Sonar. This is the best freebie out there. [url="http://reaper.fm/"]http://reaper.fm/[/url] Garry

This Link [url="http://www.kaosaudio.com/kjaerhus-classic-master-limiter-free/"]http://www.kaosaudio.com/kjaerhus-classic-...r-limiter-free/[/url] I presume you have Audio software.... Or it's down to a Mastering house.. Garry

You need some sort of mastering limiter. Depends on your budget really. But this link has a freebie...[other freebies to] And a lot of music mags praise the Warm sounds from these plugs . Nothing to loose....FREE.. Garry

[quote name='OldGit' post='130702' date='Jan 30 2008, 02:43 PM']Yeah then you could hoover up and practice whilst she's out gigging ...[/quote] Or clean up on the gig front..! Garry

If you could get a luthier to design a Bass that doubles as a Hoover.... You could be onto something big. Garry

Was in a lift in a hotel in Edinburgh... [Early 90's] with a couple of Musicians and.... A very pissed Sarah Ferguson and her minder... She asked if we were having a have a drinks party...? The Minder said 'You are going nowhere with these f*****g nob's ' She said ...'F*****g , oh yes i remember that..!' I am sure it's off with head , now i have let that one out of the bag. Garry

[quote name='Sean' post='127711' date='Jan 25 2008, 01:16 PM']I've always been taught to pick intervals that relate to songs that you know[/quote] This is a really good way to train your ear.... Garry

[quote name='OldG' post='121921' date='Jan 17 2008, 06:53 AM'][url="http://reaper.fm/index.php"]Reaper[/url] is just fantastic value.... works on nearly any computer and really intuative with VST/DX and midi support. Best you'll get for $40 (it'll still run if you don't register)[/quote] A must really..... Garry

[quote name='nig' post='120792' date='Jan 15 2008, 01:55 PM']@ guzzibass, dont you go anywhere mate, I like staring at your avatar... :wub:[/quote] That Red Musicman in the Perry Avitar , Is worth Staring at..if you wanna stare.. Garry

[quote name='6stringbassist' post='118786' date='Jan 11 2008, 06:59 PM']I get mine from here, they're quite a bit cheaper than the UK places, stringbuster and strings direct. [url="http://saitenkatalog.de/shop1/index.php/manufacturers_id/51?osCsid=52557f64e37374066de9fda121756b18&filter_id=68"]http://saitenkatalog.de/shop1/index.php/ma...mp;filter_id=68[/url] 32 Euros plus postage, they arrive within about 3 days usually.[/quote] Good Call... Get all my Strings from this place.. A really good selection of Makes and gauges.. I am very surprised more of you guys dont drop in on this place. Quick postage also. Garry

[quote name='Russ' post='118842' date='Jan 11 2008, 08:33 PM']I seem to recall that pretty much all Jeff Finch basses I've ever seen are either copies or approximations of other companies' basses... would that be accurate to say? That one above is pretty obviously based on an F Bass.[/quote] That was because he made to your spec .... So if you wanted a bass that was like a ******** . Thats what you got , and usally better. I think you will find the above Bass was around before 'F' Basses. Unless that is a newer version than the one i tried Donkey's years ago. Top bloke though ..and a good player who new his stuff. Garry

[quote name='Jean-Luc Pickguard' post='118631' date='Jan 11 2008, 04:07 PM']I'd never heard of him, but one of his 5ers is for sale at the Gallery at the moment [/quote] I remember playing that one in his front room... Garry

He built me a six string in 1988.... Just wondering where it is now days.. Garry

Did 66's have neck bindings...? Garry

Does anyone remember a Bass Luthier who was around in the 80/90's..? His name is Jeff Finch..and he was living in Essex... He made some great Basses.. Just wondering where he is now... Garry

Blue Peter website... Might be a good place for tips on making my own Garry

I am looking to get a speaker cover for a 4x10.. Where's the best place to look.? Any ideas on the best deals. Garry

[quote name='bleedproof' post='111461' date='Dec 31 2007, 01:19 PM']Slap sound wise I'm partial to that of Mr Miller... although I appreciate a lot of that is in his hands Stu[/quote] I think you have found a good staring point I have heard players slapping a Passive Jazz bass through a polytone combo.. With a big funky tone... Amps and cabs are only part of the problem.Along with over EQ'd Basses.. What sounds good in the Bedoom etc , does not usually translate to a gigging situation. To low a action can sound great at home solo'd...but on a gig to thin... For me a higher action worked..ment a lot of woodshedding. infact to a point where it got to loud... [and cured my Gas...in search of the Holy Grail of Basses and amps for sound] so a compressor came in handy to tame the pops. and pulls.. Not so sure mid scooping is such a good idea... I should think you should be looking for a consistant sound for Finger and slap.. Just my two pennies worth ...what do i know..just a middle aged ******** Garry