Skybone

POD Go. Works for me.

Search for Thousand Mile Stare on Spotify. 👍 It's also on iTunes.

We've recently released our debut album, and TBH, we're quite chuffed about it. Spotify: Thousand Mile Stare - Black Hole Heart Give it a listen, hope you like it. 🤘👍

Hole In The Sky - Black Sabbath

Fast Car - Tracy Chapman

Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb

Living After Midnight - Judas Priest

There is the weird thing on the neck pickup volume after around 3/4-Full, with both pickups on, it gets quieter. Keep the volume at around 3/4 volume, it "opens up".

It's just the way that they're wired. P-bass: Volume then Tone. Rick: Neck Tone above Neck Volume, Bridge Tone above Bridge Volume. It's what they call "character" or something.

New POD Go Edit out as well.

State Violence State Control - Discharge

Love's Unkind - Donna Summer

House of the Rising Sun - The Animals

Land of Rape and Honey - Ministry

Hassan I Sahbah - Hawkwind

Wheels of Confusion - Black Sabbath

You're So Vain - Carly Simon

You Know You're Only Dreaming - Hawkwind

Where the Streets Have No Name - U2

Clouds in My House - Voivod

This is something I noticed when I played guitar more than bass. Before starting to play guitar more seriously, I'd predominantly used Stainless Roto's on bass (they were generally the cheapest back in the day, as well as using a plectrum). When I played guitar, it was with nickel wound strings, and obviously a pick, never had an issue. Moved back to mainly playing bass with my fingers instead of a plec, and started using nickel wound strings, and really noticed that the skin on my right fingers went really sensitive, and the skin would go white. I'd read in a few places about metal allergy when playing, so bought some stainless strings to try. Problem solved. I think it's probably more to do with the fact that bass strings are thicker (and having more windings), and are all wound, where a guitar, only 3 strings are wound. But that's not scientific, that's just me.

Black Sun - Loop

And there was me thinking it was going to be a thread about fish-tail parka's and scooters... It does sound like a case of tinkering because you can, rather than tinkering because you need to. It also sounds like a case of "creating content".