PatrickJ

Yes, I really should have made a note of them shouldn't I

I was having a good play with the SY-1 last night and I ended up with an accidental creation that @Al Krow suggested I posted here. All the sound scaping and FX in the audio clip were generated with the bass into the SY-1, the bass riff that comes in uses an OC-2 octave.

There's a place in kings Langley called Rhona's I believe. I suspect that's where you mean

Thanks @Al Krow - are you using these settings for any of your bands repertoire or are they sounds you've found and like?+

Did you have the organ sound blended with the Bass and playing in unison, or were you holding the FS to have the organ sound sustained whilst you played bass over it (I think that's a feature)

OK SY-1 Lovers I've had my SY-1 pedal a week now, and a few evenings of knob tweaking and fiddling. There's a ton of sounds in that sparkly blue box but I'm struggling to settle on any that are really doing it for me. For anyone regularly using this pedal would you mind sharing some of your presets and what you're using them for to help spark my creativity - particularly any lead 'synth tones' or moogish synth bass settings.

St. Albans would be a perfect location for me ... I'm suprised there isn't an established rehearsal studio there already. Perhaps I'll start one.

Looks great Andy. Was it a straight retrofit or did you have to drill new holes? How hard was it to set up post installation in regards to getting saddle positions set correctly for height and intonation?

This might float your boat 😄

So @sgh - do I get commission for brokering this sale?; Perhaps a handsome discount off that Spitfire you're selling?

There was an OC-2 going for £80 and an OC-5 going for £105 in the FS section of this forum last week. Both excellent prices so not sure if they are still available, I've not tried the OC-5 but the OC-2 is my favourite for that synthy tone it generates. From what I've read the OC-5 replicates that well but with better tracking. If that OC-2 tone isn't what you're looking for then the MXR Bass Octave Deluxe pedal is pretty good. The Octabre and MXR Vintage Bass Octave are both OC-2 clones I believe.

Do you happen to know what it's called Mick? Cheers Lozz. I'll check them out too

Evening Basschatters, For those of you in the West Herts / North London area do you have any rehearsal studio recommendations? I typically use Sanctuary Studios in Watford as it's super local to me but I fancy trying a few new places and don't mind travelling a bit. Any recommendations on alternative places? Thanks

Gary, what's your rate for changing pickups? I hate soldering and can never make a neat job of it.

Looks like a beast of a cabinet .. and only 25kg!I Iwonder if you can refinish that red backboard purple???

Some hot red head chick is moving one on IIRC

there's one for sale here, somewhere 😁

So Monday's going to end in either hugs or full on fight.

I assume this is a similar to setup to Acoustic and Guitar Centre, i.e they own the brand and will start manufacturing and selling amps under the Eden name. I can't find anything via Google about it though - @vinorange what's your source? I can't see them being any good. I think the whole problem has been since David Nordschow left Eden the success of the brand deteriorated, I can't see G4M being able to inject any innovation into the brand to make them popular again. This is all giving me gas for a old World Tour Amp head though.

Learnt this lesson the hard way last night... no idea how to recreate the sounds I came up with!

Yes, I need to explore the FX Loop and how that works since I'm planning on using Octave and Dirt with the synth

Took delivery of this today.. it doesn't normally take me long to get to grips with a pedal, especially if there's editing software . However this little synth is a bit overwhelming with the sheer volume of presets and tweaks that can be made. It's going to take some time

Now I have GAS for a pipe..

Fascinating to watch the process, thanks @Andyjr1515 for the detailed explanation of the work you do as you go!