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[quote name='silverfoxnik' post='255886' date='Aug 5 2008, 11:24 PM']Pete's retired now, not very well apparently but word is that he is handing over the reins to Paul, who is an excellent choice to take the Wal bass forward.. as you say, into the 21st Century! More news to come soon I believe, probably through Chris Franklin at Harrow Audio who is often in touch with Pete. As you can imagine, there's certainly a lot of anticipation out there amongst Wal owners about this development.. BTW, chris_b & 99ster, your basses look pretty good to me from where I'm sitting!! We definitely need another WalFest sometime...[/quote] Here is my Wal Midi Bass MK4, I bought it new in 1994 and have never had a problem with it, it is in use every day, I compose all my music with it, using it to trigger piano, harp, violin and percussion. Check out my demo vid www.myspace.com/keithholden. Also, recent news that Steve Chick who designed the electronics for Pete, is back in business building his own Midi Bass

[quote name='Davo-London' post='582322' date='Aug 27 2009, 11:49 AM']Hi As I play e-drums and bass, and like to transfer music loops between the two, I wondered how I would go about recording midi bass lines but using a bass rather than a keyboard. Does anyone do this? Davo[/quote] Hi Davo I have a Wal Midi Bass and use it alongside Stormdrum for all my percussion, check out my demo vid www.myspace.com/keithholden I use the Wal for all my composing work, piano, violin, harp in the next few days i will post a video demo of some drum stuff but in the meantime all the music on myspace player has been written on the Midibass, listen to the Bodhran on Park Road the texture of the sound is unbelievable best KeithMIdiBass