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AinsleyWalker

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  1. Thanks! And same, first became aware of the Pill in early 2020 but just wasn't able to get a preorder in until this batch First impressions are that it's very cool, especially with long drawn out synths/pads etc for groove based ducking. Nice with reverb for volume swell type effects too, but you have to nail your timing so the note doesn't stick out before/after the ducking
  2. Been looking forward to this arriving! The Pill from Switzerland - sidechain compression / ducking effect. You can use the touch sensitive controls to trigger the effect, but I've got some patterns coming out Ableton that I'll send into the trigger input. Looking forward to seeing what it can do!!
  3. I've got another non-bass one.. Bleep bloop modular.. Pick some notes yourselves, cowards!
  4. Oh that's disappointing.. was hoping for a scrap 🤛🏼
  5. I've got another one that might ruffle a few feathers Roundwound strings... Put down yer 'big guitar' and get back to reality - flats are for bass .
  6. Not sure about that. Plenty of Ibanez basses have similarly small headstocks (tiny headstocks are definitely an irrational hate of mine while we're on the topic) which fit 'Ibanez' just fine And there actually examples of older 'soundgear' basses that do include the full 'Ibanez' name like below. But at some point they must have switched the current logo.
  7. This is why I find it hard to get my head around how people dial in these complex patches on HX Stomps, Fractal, or said FX unit of choice, and have those patches translate well in every environment... Some of these units aren't very tweakable on the fly, so I find the idea of being stuck in very specific/situational patches pretty unappealing. Surely tones, like amps, need tweaking based on room size, etc.
  8. This is just a regional difference - though I work for a UK amp manufacturer so 'valves' all the way in my book even if we are the only ones who seem to use it... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_tube
  9. My biggest gripe is primary coloured instruments - was it Fender himself who questioned who on earth would want to play a blue/red/green etc guitar? Someone high profile of the time did, anyway. I heard it recently on an episode of 5 Watt World. Instruments should either be black, white, or some kind of wood grain/natural finish - like classical instruments - if someone turned up with a metallic red trumpet you'd think they were a right clown... And headstocks should always match the body, no matter what. What's especially bad is when you have a primary colour instrument with a non-painted headstock, rosewood fretboard, and coloured pickguard. 🥲 Like this fella here... Four different colours going on and none of them really match, just tacky. No style, no consistency. it would look more acceptable with a matching blue headstock and a white pickguard. (but still wrong) /
  10. Yes, see the switch on the right - the boost setting is for bringing guitar signals up to line level, or turn off if your source is already line level. There are demoes of people using this with synths etc.
  11. NOW £90 inc. UK postage Convenient passive mini volume pedal that can also be used as an expression pedal. In great condition, price includes postage. No original box but will be boxed up securely. Message me if you have any questions.
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