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Bought a gig bag from him last week, arrived today exactly as described. Cheers

Check them out guys www.myspace.com/ourinnocencelost Cheers

[quote name='Born 2B Mild' post='386339' date='Jan 20 2009, 04:18 PM']FWIW I have ordered covers for my Eden 4x10 & 1x15 from a firm near Leeds called [url="http://www.roqsolid.co.uk/wordpress/index.php"]Roqsolid[/url] I negotiated a cash deal. I'm picking them up myself on Thursday. Once I've put them on I'll post my opinions.[/quote] Yeah I've used them as well for a my Matamp 4x10 and 8x10 all fit perfectly as does my friends Vox AC-30 cover Very helpful when you can them as well.

Most of my basses are DCGF or ADGCF including some shortscale basses other than my 36inch scale Overwater everything is strung with 50-110 Overwater strings either Stainless Steel Rounds or the custom flats I ordered I use the rule of thumb +5 per -tone I do however still use the standard Overwater 134 Low B for my Low A It's a great tuning to play in seems more natural to me for rock music.

I tried it at bass day, it's stunning really top notch sounding and I don't normally like the sound of John East's preamps

If you're looking at changing the pot and stuff I have a 250k Ernie Ball Jr pedal that needs a new pot that I'd trade plus cash to you for your one. Or I'd sell it, save you butchering a perfectly good pedal EB do make stereo volume pedals

Well I'm going to hammer this over the weekend think I'll use fl studio on the pc and see how I go on that I'd rather not sacrifice my mac to the band Thank you very much guys this is a great help

What I think I'm going to do with the lights is buy a dmx controller desk with a midi input and the midi signal triggers programs in the desk, this will massively reduce the amount of work the computer will have to output and should make programming faily easy once I figure out how to control my lights with my desk.

[quote name='TheButler' post='770726' date='Mar 10 2010, 06:17 PM']Ableton Live.[/quote] That was always the plan but I'm not that familiar with it as a piece of software so programming it always seemed a struggle Suppose I should be able to get an older version that will run on my 800mhz G4 Ibook

What would be a good piece of software to do that on?

Ok so I’ve got about 3 weeks before my band heads out on tour and I’ve been really struggling to get together what I’ve wanted. Basically the band runs a click track for the drummer and to keep the set flowing and to avoid awkward stops its one long 30 minute track, the clicks stop and there is a gap then start again. In the gaps we are putting music, mainly ambience just to make it more of a show. Ok so all of this is easy just pan each one right and left blah blah blah, well we’ve got this part down to a science where it gets harder is I wanted to run 2 midi tracks at the same time, one sending program changes to an Alesis Midiverb and therefore processing the singers vocals differently and another being converted into DMX commands so that we can program out lights. Well this means I have to use a laptop and I’ve tried a few older ones we’ve had handy running audacity (most basic stable program I could find) and I just can’t run a 30min wav click track in it without it stuttering and then throwing everything else out of time. So I’m wondering if there is something like a programmable midi sequencer that could be programmed to trigger say a drum machine for the click and samples for the backing tracks and chuck out the program changes for the vocal fx and lights. Basically any other ideas on how to get this all working would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Toasted has a 4u rackcase that is pretty deep for sale maybe check with him