nilorius

I think the same.

It looks like Ibanez SR series past years model. I can't find the model in website with these pickups.

Maybe You should try out this option?!

Cheers!😁

I see 3 options for You, man: 1.play only fretted 2.play fretted and fretless(if You feel that fretless is a different instrument) 3.play only fretless(if you REALLY feel that fretless is a different instrument and is the only one for You. I preffer the 3.rd, but i keep in mind that i have that fretted Fender jazz in my room and situations in life can change everytime. So i play it sometimes, have fun and never forget about it. Nothing more to add.

I don't trust wireless systems for bass and guitars. I prefer long, good quality cables. No offence there, choose & use what You like.

Shure cable, for sure.

I don't trust them, never wanted to use.

So, was Your dad a musician, too or a businessman ?

He knew only how to play 4 string fret bass.

I started a music theory at about 7 and had to learn piano and singing, about 5 years at music school. Kept on with choir, till i was 19. Then i asked my dad to teach me a bit of bass playing. After a mounth i kept on myself. Till now i only look for some good and interesting bass movie from witch i can get something new.

Is it smarter than playing upright and horn on a stative together ?

If You see the upgrade in Your account, it's safe.

Hmmm, never tried, but it seems like bass condoms.

Cheers!!!

Do You mean a Unicorn pocket ? 😍

Sorry, i don't have such a long time in my pocket!😁

He will find You, sooner or later. Believe me.

As a brand i think it's 10 from 10. It has 3 positions to connect at any times. Looks very good, but must be a big money as well.

Sounds like You are absolutely right !

I think the problem is that in his studio carrier he only recorded vocals, synth and combined midi and wave samples, but never recorded guitars, bass, brass, drums etc.

Amplitude was much lower than other tracks at that time, not possible to lower it more because then the bass wouldn't be heard at all.

I understand what You are saying, but the way i recorded the track (from direct out after gain and eq.) doesn't even give me chance to record such sub frequencies! Waveform also shows no clips at low frequencies.

So, our lead vocalist - leader started a new song and said that we should record it as soon as possible and make a video clip, too. Piano man claimed that his home studio is perfect for recording. At first drummer went to piano man and made a short record demo with synth, piano and drum samples. They mixed it at volume when there where a lot small clips in it. Ok, i took the direct(balanced) output signal from my amp (no big regulation in eq and a little gain) and connect with my interface (focusrite) to get a normal signal to my pc. Recorded my track over demo with Audacity soft. Everything sounded ok in my jbl pro monitors. So i sent it to the studio - piano man. He responded with the text that he just tested the mix with bass on a subwoofer and it was clipping all the time. He said it's ok and he will cut some frequencies in bass track and will set a limiter. I was in a small shock and didn't know how to respond. I really don't want to change a tone of my bass in the song by cutting frequencies. The music we play is light, 80' rock type. So what do You think about this subwoofer thing? Had someone the equal situation?

I'l try to invent a time machine and ask a sujestion to my grandmother....ok? Just wait a little bit.