TeresaFR
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I would translate that to F# and pick the one that worked best for the passage. I just have to commit to sharps or flats for general usage and not both at the same time, I can translate but it takes processing I'm using up just being in a screwed up world.
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I'm rather glad I neither try to play jazz nor sight read, I'm fine doing my own thing and better off not getting involved in whatever's going on above.
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Agreed, and what the hell is it with "double flat"? Really?! Really?!! That's surely just pretentious bull crap! Maybe it means something on an instrument built to take into account micro-tonal variations, but that doesn't seem to be a large pool at all.
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So, if I'm playing in that theoretical key, I'm playing what? E, F#, G#, A, B, C#, and D#? I don't think in flats when I already have other terminology that works just fine for the instrument I have - though I understand how to apply flats to bass*, it just complicates things and my autistic brain can't be doing with undue complexity. *Do correct me if I'm wrong, that would genuinely be appreciated.
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I love the way you've stacked the Cuteness Fuzz, I bet it really makes everything just purr really nicely.
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The only Warwick shape I like, beyond a moment of thinking the Vampyre was cool a dozen years back.
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I'm going to have see what I can find in the vintage shops.
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I want to know that I can use my pedalboard to smite down my enemy should someone try mugging me on my way home from a gig, rather than give them a muffled slap from a sofa cushion - but hey, maybe you're more into suffocating your assailants; you do you.
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I've only ever heard good things about the Tech21 Bass Boost Chorus.
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Ah, Comrade you are really rocking out with that Cold War themed board, yes?
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Is 4 strings really enough? (Oooo i went there)
TeresaFR replied to BigJHW's topic in General Discussion
Westinghouse M-25 40 watt phase plasma rifle, if we're talking firearms. -
Is 4 strings really enough? (Oooo i went there)
TeresaFR replied to BigJHW's topic in General Discussion
When it comes to famous fretless bassists, I prefer Mick Kahn of Japan, personally - now there was someone to make me lust after a fretless and possibly a Wal mk1 while I'm at it. Alas neither my bn balance now my talent permit me that option. -
Is 4 strings really enough? (Oooo i went there)
TeresaFR replied to BigJHW's topic in General Discussion
Honestly, Jaco "only ever needing a 4" is to me, a good enough reason to play anything but a four out of spite. And yes, that's as someone who just plays fours - I just find there's something quite arrogant about comparing everyone to Jaco. Not everyone has reverence for his music, and that's not saying we're better, we're just not him and I don't care to try. That being said, most of bass influences are or were 4 string players, they also almost always played some form of Fender and with a pick but why be limited to what players were doing 40-45 years ago if we don't want to be? Sorry, tangent. -
Is 4 strings really enough? (Oooo i went there)
TeresaFR replied to BigJHW's topic in General Discussion
Daaamn! Bart plays a right-handed 6 string Warwick Thumb and he's a lefty! Wait, why's there a photo of Homer in a spacesuit on the classroom wall? -
Is 4 strings really enough? (Oooo i went there)
TeresaFR replied to BigJHW's topic in General Discussion
I recently switched to playing in D standard on my main bass and drop D on my other. I've never played a 5, but don't think I'd get along with the thicker neck or extra weight*, still I've always wanted some extra low notes** hence the recent switch. I hardly ever play above the 12th fret anyway so I've not exactly lost any upper register. * Though I suspect my Schecter Riot probably weighs about the same as the 5 string version of my Schecter SLS Evil Twin would, but the Riot gets used on fewer songs. ** Oh yes, there's a spot of 5er envy, but this is a good balance for me. -
The people saying good things about the Helix 70s chorus - I believe that's the one a bassist friend of mine has used since she switched over to a full Helix set-up and having heard her playing through it, it does sound really good. It wasn't the only effect in the signal chain but it was very much present.
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I've just always liked the EHX sound, so when I decided to get rid of my Small Clone, it was for a Bass Clone - smaller package, more sound sculpting ability and that's a win in my book. I wouldn't be averse to trying other choruses but I'd want to have a good try before I buy.
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Trying not to buy a new bass, but is this too much modding?
TeresaFR replied to DDR's topic in Repairs and Technical
It sounds to me like you need to find a bass that fits all or enough of the criteria to dethrone your MIM P bass, but without you just throwing money away buying a bunch more. -
Shattered in Aspect - Faith and the Muse (760) Shattered In Aspect - YouTube
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No More I Love You's - The Lava Shrieks.
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If I had to choose just one addition for the VTBass, it would likely be an effects loop (after the drive section) over a headphone out - though that would certainly be nice.
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I see a lot of bassists going nuts of drives, distortions and fuzzes but personally, whilst I like a bit of drive, for me the chorus is the must have effect.
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The last band I saw live was a West Yorkshire-based goth/ post-punk band called The Glass House Museum. This was a few weeks ago in Leeds, good gig, good band.
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Damn! That feels like a big price difference from what I'd expect to pay for standard four string flats (that aren't Thomastik), even at heavy gauge. What brand were you looking at?
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Some of them, such as the SRF700s are neck-through.