Elfrasho

Brilliant piece of kit! I had one for ages, it was my comp /pre amp / tuner and normally octave! All in one pedal. Brilliant.

loved that!

If you've done it in your credit card then s75 claim could be attempted. Although I suspect they'll reject it without any real concrete evidence to back what your version of wvents. If they do, then go to Fos. It might not work, but it's free! If you've done it on a debit card then your out of time to do it via the bank

For completeness, thought I'd post this too. A wee Halloween number * *although I didn't know the vampire movie reference but apparently its quite famous!

For me, it's almost always a close approximation rather than note for note. mainly because I know the drummer won't have learned it perfectly, the guitarist will be playing his or her interpretation, and so on. There's no point in spending time nailing something note for note when I'll need to adjust anyway. Saying that, I do kinda wish I put the hours in years ago learning stuff note for note, cos I do think there's a benefit from doing it. I think there's a level of satisfaction when you can play something exactly how its recorded and I do think it improves you as a player.

Some rough bits, but some nice bits! A lot of work though! Really can't see why this has been the one singled out as being that awful.

I can't be bothered going back to quoyte, but I'm sure someone said that his constant need for improvising puts them off him. But my point is, oa bass playing YouTube channel, teaching bas, then that's to be expected. I'm sure his own sesh work is nothing like that. His ability allows him to go from flashy ott lines, to playing rhcp lines with ease! Whereas flea for example, could not do what Scott does. Hence Scott is not over rated. Flea is.

if you ask a load of non bassists who's the best bassist in the world, you'll pretty just get a list of the most famous players. McCartney, flea, sting, Entwistle and so on. All excellent, but none do anything which is easily replicated. Probably by quite a decent number of bcers! So I'd say there's a strong argument for all of those guys! The people saying Scott devine, I'd be interesting to hear how much of his non bass orientated stuff you've actually heard. Clearly his YouTube stuff is aimed at bass players wanting to learn, so I don't think it's a fair representation of what he does on other stuff! Not that I've heard anything either to be fair so I might be miles off with that!

That actually sounds excellent!

I was forced by my mum and dad to go to piano lessons as a youngster. I very much regret not taking advantage of them the way I should've! I'm an OK player, but should be far better! They also bought me my first 6 string electric, and my first proper bass. My bro also bought me my first proper bass amp! So really they helped me out massively! Although oddly, they've never really got me into particular bands or genres and whatnot. They've never had a record collection for me to learn from. Basically I got my listening from mates at school!

I agree that a jazz neck pickup would be close enough. Perhaps not side by side. But it's in the same ball park. If the op doesn't already have a p bass, he'll maybe have a jazz. It's worth a wee go!

Also. Remember not to eq to just the bass in solo.

Sounds fine to me. Doesn't sound muffled to my ears. The tone is a bit lifeless though so I'd be sticking it through an amp sim.

Fantastic! Very authentic! Especially the vocals!

Got it last night. Only had a play about with it but you do seem to get alot! The 8x10 cab is excellent! What a time to be a musician! Thanks for the heads up!

Excellent! No idea what it is. Or how easy it will be to get. But excellent!

Aye, that's what I meant. 😂

open string chords on a guitar have very different feels. A song starting in Em sounds and feels very different to a song in Am for example. It's not the key though, its the orchestration.

Make sure it's using the ASIO driver of your interface.

Assuming the 2 guys who know #1 reasonably well and like him as a guy then I'd go with him! The other might end up a complete rocket once he gets to know you! Go with what you know, especially if there's no real difference when it comes to playing!

I've had a similar path. The b9.1 was brilliant! but, just way too big so i built up a mini pedal board to do the same job that i needed it for. I've since went through an ms60b, b3 and now with a b3n. Been happy with them all. I must admit, i think the b3n has nailed it when it comes to functionality. I really can't see the need for touch screens or even a large lcd. Maybe on the more luxurious models like the helix it makes sense, you're paying money for a premium product. but, for the zoom level product, id rather the money go into durability and sound. That finish looks naff too

Or get to Cleland or Holytown Station for the Shotts train! Still a bit of a faff though!

Thanks for the reply. Yeah, the blue and other white is for the tweeter. I've tried that and really can't tell if it's going in or out.