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  1. BabyBlueSound
    If you'd choose Reaper (which I really suggest ), here's the easiest way to learn it, Kenny explains it really well:
  2. BabyBlueSound
    Stringsdirect seems to be in on the sale game: https://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/collections/bass-guitar-string-sets?filter.p.m.specification.brand=D'Addario&sort_by=price-descending
  3. BabyBlueSound
    I think for this specific competition, if you write and actually play the bassline, then just use AI to get something to go with it, that should be fine. I don't do it, just saying 😅
  4. BabyBlueSound
    Amazing stuff. Can't wait to have the spare time to join these efforts myself again!
  5. BabyBlueSound
    Hey, I'm crap but I do have two cameras. I don't need to do miming to have multiple camera angles, and it's not hard to do. I'm sure Charles can afford 2-3 proper cams as well 😁
  6. BabyBlueSound
    What a lovely colour! I'd be taking this right now for this price if it wasn't a long cale. Good luck!
  7. BabyBlueSound
    Cory Wong next February, in London
  8. BabyBlueSound
    I had fake Elixirs from Amazon, missing the nanoweb coat, looking used... only buying from proper retailers since.
  9. BabyBlueSound
    Let me summon my inner grumpy old man. Subjectively I think 95% of the world has terrible, terrible musical taste. Otherwise autotuned, musically completely empty crap by some "Li'l Facetattoo" would not be popular, but it is. Or anything done by the likes of Kanye West, where I have been struggling for years to understand WHY? I simply could not feel an ounce of musicality, talent, or any positive factor at all when trying my best to understand this "music"... So yeah, AI music will be written for these people, and it might become popular, but will this matter to the rest of us? Will it change anything that the tasteless boring crap they consume is not done by people any more? Pop overlords will realise AI is simply cheaper than a narcissistic idiot who might become a public hitler fan one day. People who can't stand this type of dull nothingmusic will continue to look for proper, exciting music created by other people. The same rate of people will listen to good music and crap music. And I simply don't think GOOD music will be taken over by AI... and looking at the current state of pop music, I don't even mind if AI eats it all up. Maybe those "musicians' will have to learn not to be boring.
  10. BabyBlueSound
    I can always appreciate someone spending a ridiculous amount of time to properly pimp out a cheaper Ibanez! My Talman mods defo worth more than the bass itself, I really do get it!
  11. BabyBlueSound
    Oh my, I haven't seen the OLP logo for about 16 years, when I sold my sparkly silver Stingray... 😂 And I always appreciate a nice mirror pickguard 😁
  12. BabyBlueSound
    The case is a perfect fit! The leather plectrums are ridiculously good for this bass, never tried them before.
  13. BabyBlueSound
    Interesting you mention the stickiness, I consider these very slippery strings and I like them for it! Never tried on a fretless though. If you want them to die a little bit, I think you need literally any other flats that sound more "dead" from right the start
  14. BabyBlueSound
    I can imagine it's fine in a band where you mostly need the low end, I am also quite alright with it when plugged in to my tiny home amp, but try recording it... it's really the worst. Of course one should never record with old strings anyway, so... 😁 But still, this price/lifetime ratio is the only factor keeping me from buying these strings forever.
  15. BabyBlueSound
    Cobalt flats are so good. I don't like the flat sound but love the flat feel under my fingers, so it's perfect for me with it's round-like sound. However once it gets dull, it SUCKS. I have a new set so will do a comparison soon, but it's hard to record a bass-like sound with a used one. Lifeless thumps. Lifespan is much, much shorter than Elixirs. Sometimes the string ends can get a bit brownish rust on them, and I don't even store it in a humid environment! I keep the old ones on the Sterling to practice now, so I don't wear the new ones down before recording them. They're expensive for the sound's lifespan.
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    Oh, I did not realise! Cool
  17. BabyBlueSound
    It's just nicer, and a bit easier to install, but there's really not a lot of difference. A new set of Elixirs is actually on the way. Currently I use EB Cobalt flats, those do not have a shortie version either.
  18. BabyBlueSound
    Well you did not ask me, but I had Elixirs before on both my Ibanez and Sterling short scales, can be cut down with no issues. E string's winding can get bulky and tricky but nothing crazy.
  19. BabyBlueSound
    Ok, the D'addario nyltech rubber ones arrived and they don't have a ball end, wow. I guess a knot will work just fine. But that E string, whoah! Almost 20mm, really need to enlarge the bridge hole at some point.
  20. BabyBlueSound
    Oh thanks, but I prefer more... shape we realised we need more stuff from Thomann anyway, like Elixirs for the shortie, so went ahead with that Thomann bag. I also got a spare nut which I can file to rubber string size, so I can have one nut for the regular strings (if I'd go for those RIDICULOUSLY expensive flats at some time in fhe future), and another for the rubber ones. I think the bridge holes might need to be enlarged for those rubbers tho... 😓
  21. BabyBlueSound
    Not yet, not a priority for me being a living room bassist, but I was eyeballing this one as I don't plan to spend a fortune: https://www.thomann.de/gb/thomann_uke_bass_baritone_uke_gigbag.htm Apparently baritone uke bags work.
  22. BabyBlueSound
    @JohnDaBass how is your E string though? Mine was pretty dead, and the A is already losing brightness, and I always play with clean hands. Ordered D'addario nylons anyway, might need to file the nut a bit
  23. BabyBlueSound
    One thing I must highlight is since the strings stretched to their length, I barely have to re-tune the little guy, holds the tuning very steadily!
  24. BabyBlueSound
    Sounds about right, I would have never gigged with this. But so perfect and comfy for noodling around at home, and hobby recording. Just too loud to play next to a TV in the living room 😀
  25. BabyBlueSound
    ...and how did it go? 😁 I am still enjoying mine, but I am just a living room bassist, no band. My experience is similar with the tone knob, anything above 50% becomes scratchy, artificially metallic sounding. My only problem is, it's so easy to pick it up and play it's loose-ish comfy strings and tiny neck, my muscle memory is already starting to reset and I am making more mistakes on the shortscales 😄
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