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WHUFC BASS

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  1. I'll take these mate. How would you want paying ? Is Paypal OK ?
  2. Thunderbird Gig-bag sold - Armoured Feather Case still available.
  3. I've got two cases at the moment which are sitting around doing nothing and I'd like to offload them. Armoured Feather Bass Guitar Case: This is a hybrid case, a cross between a gig-bag and a hard case. Its light - and I mean really light, but its got the strength of a hard case so there's no worries about protection for the bass inside. Fits almost all basses, as you can see it fits a Jazz perfectly but I've also had my 35" 5-String Traben Chaos Core in here with no problems at all. Its got shoulder straps on it too so you can carry it like a gig bag too. £30 - collection only on this I'm afraid. Orville by Gibson Thunderbird Gig-bag This is a vinyl type case that came with the Thunderbird that I had. It hasn't got much in the way of padding but if you wanted to protect your Thunderbird from scratches without the need for the bulkiness of a hard case then this will do the job. These are rare as hen's teeth so if you're into collecting lawsuit Jap copies then this is a real bargain. £15 plus p+p.
  4. [quote name='51m0n' post='1361159' date='Sep 3 2011, 06:25 PM']Theres[url="http://www.delamancha.co.uk/dynamite_cowbell.htm"] a cowbell vsti[/url] which I found to be excellent for this kind of thing...[/quote] That's perfect 51m0n! Thanks very much for this, just what I was looking for.
  5. I've been looking everywhere to try and find a cowbell sample for use on a metronome track for recording drums as the metronome track in Logic just isn't loud enough for our drummer. I've tried other samples (ride cymbal bell, snare etc.) but the cowbell just cuts through more. I can't find an .aiff cowbell that will adjust when I shift the tempo up and down. Anyone got any ideas ? Thanks in advance.
  6. Well recorded track - reminds me a bit of A Wilhelm Scream in parts. Bit too American type punk for my liking but its well produced.
  7. OOps, wrong part of the forum... mods can you move it please ?
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  9. Top drawer cover of a great song mate. You and your muckers did it proud.
  10. Sorry mate, that sounds like a complicated arrangement to be honest. Is two stereo tracks the only option that the Zoom gives you ? If it is, then it doesn't really leave much room for manoeuvre. A better option would be a to get a pre-amp that lets you use more than two mics and record that way.
  11. I'll take this mate. I've PM'd you.
  12. Not bad, just need to mix some things properly I'd say - Bass and drums don't sound to bad. The drums sound slightly distant to me for some reason. That's probably down to the mic'ing arrangement. the vocals are panned to the left - they should be central. I think they could do with a bit more top and less reverb. Guitar is slightly loud and should be panned both left and right. Apart from that, not too bad.
  13. I think I have a small Comfort Strapp that I'd be willing to swap. It measures roughly 33" from the front plastic loop to the back plastic loop. I'm assuming that's small size. If that's what you're after then I'd be willing to swap. PM me and let me know.
  14. [quote name='Truckstop' post='1237349' date='May 19 2011, 08:09 PM']No. I'll be at home building a shed with a drumkit instead. I'll be there in spirit! Truckstop[/quote] You're building a shed with a drumkit ? You are McGuiver and I claim my five dildos.
  15. [quote name='daz' post='1295498' date='Jul 7 2011, 12:22 AM'](my bedroom wall was that colour when i was a nipper. We had several free tins of tangerine emulsion )[/quote] Reminds me of this!
  16. [quote name='killswitch2011' post='1283348' date='Jun 26 2011, 08:50 PM']Considering that I was, and have only ever really been, a hard rock/metal musician, this may seem a little odd! But I loved his style, and despite the fact that I never really liked Level 42's music, he got me hooked on the sound of the bass. Within a couple of years, I'd played in several bands, including one which came (iirc) second in an "England Entertains" talent contest, so I must have been reasonably good.[/quote] Me too, and a lot of people overlook his fingerstyle playing too. I think the song Chinese Way is pony but for him to sing and play that bassline is nothing short of amazing.
  17. That's interesting, I usually only power from the Firewire port. Might just start using the power supply from now on. They are great units, and the VRM Software is a great idea.especially if you can't afford a decent set of nearfield monitors - superbly designed, compact and sound great when combined with Logic.
  18. [quote name='silddx' post='1280610' date='Jun 24 2011, 10:10 AM']Powered from the mains supply and connected directly to my MacBook Pro with a FW cable and 800/400 adaptor. It's the same as yours I think, Pro24 DSP VRM?[/quote] Yep, that's mine. Great little units I think. I was just wondering whether it was better to power from the mains rather than direct from the Firewire port.
  19. [quote name='silddx' post='1279467' date='Jun 23 2011, 10:57 AM']Hot plugging Firewire is a known issue. Although the Firewire spec is designed to be hot-pluggable, it can cause chip failure. My Focusrite Saffire I/O's manual was keen to point this out. [url="http://www.focusrite.com/answerbase/en/article.php?id=1063"]http://www.focusrite.com/answerbase/en/article.php?id=1063[/url][/quote] Do you power your Saffire from bus power or from power supply ?
  20. I auditioned for a metal band back in the 80s called "Chariot" who were quite popular at the time. I was playing a white with t/shell scratchplate Fender 62 re-issue at the time. Didn't get the job, but I've since found out it wasn't because I was playing a white bass - it was because I was f***ing pony at playing. And the moral of the story is boys and girls - if you're good, you'll get the job whether you're playing a 5-string Traben or a branch off a tree with 4 or 5 elastic bands.
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