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[quote name='tonyclaret' post='1306079' date='Jul 16 2011, 06:39 PM']Two? That's just pure gluttony!! Ha ha must be good![/quote] Yeah. One on my main board at the studio & one at home on my mini board. I have my eye on the new Moogerfooger MF-108M Cluster Flux (even though it's price has been announced at $599 in the US) but already have plans to migrate the Unichorus to the mini board and have 2 on it for some lovely lush wibblyness... Either way... It's a keeper!

If you like the sound of the OC2 then you need an OC2. No other octave pedal sounds like it. Fact! Even with the popularity of them then still sell on eBay under £60 which is a lot less than most other brands.

[quote name='fatgoogle' post='1306099' date='Jul 16 2011, 07:20 PM']And the BEF pro is out soon. Im thinking ill get one. They say $213 retail so it might be a tad cheaper. Also when using something like the boss splitter do you have to have another to join the signals back together? Im thinking of putting an octave down and fuzz in one and everything else i.e moog, distortion and chorus in the other.[/quote] Do you mean the LS2 Line Selector? If so... You just need the one pedal! If so... Make sure it's on the A+B Mix setting. Bass goes into input. One loop of pedals (say octave and fuzz) goes out of channel A send and back to channel A return. 2nd loop of pedals (the rest of them) goes out of channel B send and back to channel B return. Output goes to amp. You'll get both 'sounds' along side each other, rather than a mix of running 1 pedal into another, so the octave and fuzz won't interact with the moog, chorus etc and visa versa. You then use the channel A & B volume knobs to balance the two loop levels as you want.

Odd fact... Maybe relevant... Maybe not. I understand that Jimmy Haslip is a lefty and plays a lefty 6 string bass, but has it strung as if he was a lefty playing a right handed bass (C highest, B lowest - basically in reverse) - Maybe due to leaning on a righty, then moving to a lefty but realising he prefered a righty...? I'm not sure all the lefts and rights are in the correct place... I'm all confused.

Octave down, heavily gated fuzz + Chorus/modulation (I expect tweaking what you have will do it) = God awful song The high frequency notes between the bass notes could prob be done by whacking a Whammy up 2 octaves and flicking it on between the main groove.

[quote name='BigRedX' post='1305571' date='Jul 16 2011, 10:47 AM']Anyone else here using a [url="http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/products/adrenalinn3/adrenalinn3.html"]Linn Adrenalinn[/url]? It's most effective if you are using something with a MIDI clock as your master timing device. Each preset allows 2 bar long morphs, so there should be plenty of variety available.[/quote] Dan_Owens uses one... Still never had the chance to try one...

[quote name='mcgraham' post='1300767' date='Jul 12 2011, 11:16 AM']Question: has anyone heard Chris Cornell's song 'Part of me'? it has a killer synth-bass-esque groove on it. I'd like to approximate that sound. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what might achieve this sound. I already have the OC2 and a Copilot Orbit (not useful for this sound) but I suspect a LPF is necessary to get closer.[/quote] Can you link to the version you're listening too. There seems to be 3 album versions (on different regional album releases), a rock version, dance version, 2 radio edits and more...

There's an awful lot in that package... Does half of my set up in a very basic way... I could prob play a gig with that and an OC2... Hmmmmmmm

By something 2nd hand that you like the look at and is worth double should it be bought new. You'll get a bass you love the look off, own something that's already of 2nd hand value (unlikely to loose anymore if you re-sell) and get to be the envy of your bass playing friends. £1200 will get you a bass worth 2k in the for sale section....

Cool little board dude!

[quote name='BigRedX' post='1235478' date='May 18 2011, 11:43 AM']And finally: Atlansia Solitaire[/quote] This ever comes up for sale - I want to be the 1st to know!

I've been a Unichorus user for a while.. in fact its the only pedal I own 2 of! Lovely lush sound. Has a natural 'top end' as well as the low end retention you'd expect. Flanger sounds fantastic as well. The only flanger I've used that I preferred was the old brown Boss BF-2B (which was lovely) - But this comes a close second, paired with a top class Chorus tone. EBS Unichorus = WIN!

New Roscoe website is now live! - [url="http://www.roscoeguitars.com"]http://www.roscoeguitars.com[/url] Pay particular attention to the endorsers page... [url="http://www.roscoeguitars.com/endorsers/endorsers.html"]http://www.roscoeguitars.com/endorsers/endorsers.html[/url]

Pretty much! Primus would dig it I think….

[quote name='dood' post='1304710' date='Jul 15 2011, 01:31 PM']Great to see you too mate! Sadly I couldn't open the picture you mms'd me, I assume it was of the accommodation you spoke of? Still amazed that you spotted me from right across the other side of the venue. Do I *really* stick out like a sore thumb that much ha ha ha ha! Yup, had a quick hello to Robbie too, I have to admit that after the three hour trip down, I really needed a drink and sadly my conversation skills sucked. sorry Robbie! Gig though, yeah it was strange that there wasn't any front lighting and thus couldntbsee the whites of their eyes.[/quote] The pic was indeed our rather special hotel room. In an attempt to make the trip as cheap as possible we booked with easyhotel - same company as easy jet. No frills accommodation. We booked the cheapest room which was listed as 'Small room, No window'. Central London hotel for £48.00 a night. Small is no joke. Same as the average understates cupboard. View from opening the door... And around the corner... Behind the door was another door which opens into a shower cubicle... With a toilet and a sink inside the shower!!! I s**t you not! And yes... Dood, your that easy to spot across a venue full of thousands!

[quote name='silddx' post='1303282' date='Jul 14 2011, 10:24 AM']Oh dear, that's our new drummer's best mate's band [/quote] Kinda like a loose Mr Bungle, with badly thought out songs, no hooks and a singer who mumbles at a speed no human can possibly tell what he's saying, even when 'interacting' with the audience. There was a sea of people staring blankly. That said - They are doing well enough to open for Primus and clearly have a fan base looking online so I can't argue with success!

I thought they show was great and the set choice was, in the whole, very good. I was disappointed with Les's lack of communication to the audience. He spoke a bit here and there, but has a reputation of lots of very funny interaction which I hoped to of been treated to. The big let down was the venue sound. Very boomy, like the sound system was not cut out for the size (or height) of the room. The mid was all snare drum until half waythrough and we only really got treated to a good guitar sound for the encore! When they got it right, it sounded massive, but it took most the gig before the soundmen decided to tweak.. Shame. Still enjoyed it lots, was cool to hook up with Robbie (RIM basses) and Dood, and the show was very enjoyable. Let's not mention 'Hot Head Show's opening slot though... Urghhhh.

I'd endorse Levi Roots Regge Regge sauce...

The way I see it - I endorse Roscoe. I do this as I use them and genuinely think they are the most stunning basses around. So much so that I have bought two of them and sold most of my collection. I am happy to fly the Roscoe flag with or without thier recognition. In return for me endorsing the brand they acknowledge my dedication to the brand and promote me, along with other endorsee's (wait for the updated website - coming soon - I'm there!) which gives me and projects I'm involved in some extra exposure, as well as a sense of pride & achievement. For Roscoe to consider me an 'endorsee', I take that as them respecting me as a musician and supporter of Keith's brand. I'm not a 'pro' player & I don't get given free instruments, nor do I (currently) have need for tour support - if/when that time comes maybe I'll feel differently about what I get from and give to the endorsement of a brand.

[quote name='xgsjx' post='1301130' date='Jul 12 2011, 03:13 PM']Would it be possible to tier your boards? You could make a good solid stand that goes along each side & the back of the bottom of the upper board. I'm full of great ideas me! [/quote] I actually had a look at this after the suggestion of having 1 on a keyboard stand and all the main control units on a floor system. At the end of the day it seemed like too much hard work, when this works fine. [quote name='cheddatom' post='1301138' date='Jul 12 2011, 03:21 PM']I guess I saw the midi port on the back of the slicer and just assumed the DD-20 had one too. Does the red sound voyager output tap tempo which could be fed to the DD-20? I've never heard of that device but it looks great! (and discontinued )[/quote] I wish the DD20 had midi. The Voyager (which is amazing even though discontinued) only outputs midi clock and only accepts L/R phono input from up to 2 sources at once (it calculates two available BPM's and then you select one - so you can have another tempo at the ready). The DD-20 has an external input for tap tempo if you don't want to have to share your mode select foot switch with tap tempo. I have never bothered though as the readout on the DD-20 can be changed from milisec's to BPM so I can dial in an exact tempo. Shep

[quote name='The Twickerman' post='1300741' date='Jul 12 2011, 10:56 AM']We don't play venues with stages big enough for that lot![/quote] I have that very fear... But there are only 2 of us in the 'group' so that should compensate...