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  1. Correct. The pitchflex setting is a fully programmable 'whammy'.
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  3. Great show last night. Closed event for a friends video shoot. We warmed the crowd Was with my new 2-piece, all improvised electronica act. Seriously... no rehearsals, no writing songs and no drum kit. This is the way forward!!! [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/KADE/KADElive2_zps0df1fd81.jpg[/IMG]
  4. I'm not a HUGE midi user, and don own that particular unit, but if you are usin the midi through then I would think that you would be sending the same signal and message to both unit. I guess you 'could' (in theory). Assign some switches/pedal to send a CC that one pedal uses and the other ignores, and then the same for another set, but the chances of the 2 effects not sharing commands is unlikely.
  5. It's the first interview on my shiny new website! PLEASE BE AWARE - MY WEBSITE IS NOW CLOSED. THE INTERVIEWS CAN NOW BE FOUND HERE -> [url="http://simonpoulton.tumblr.com/sheponbass"]http://simonpoulton.....com/sheponbass[/url] May I present Brian Hamilton of smallsound/bigsound, the man behind such politely named devices such as the **** Overdrive - A name so naughty that the forum software automatically hides it Check out what he had to say about creating some of the most sought after dirt pedals in the boutique pedal world...
  6. Dudes - I'm shortly going to be launching my NEW website redesign at www.sheponbass.co.uk. I've added a readers gallery there so I would like to populate with pics of YOUR pedalboards and links to your band. Anyone that would like their board featuring please send me a photo of your board to... info -at- sheponbass.co.uk Include your name and a link to you band/music page/personal website etc. Hope you all send something in!
  7. This EP has officially become the most downloaded bit of work I've ever been involved in, even though its only been out a few weeks. The response has been amazing. I don't know how many of those downloads came via Basschat, but THANK YOU to everyone that has picked up a copy (for free or otherwise).
  8. [quote name='Skol303' timestamp='1372114889' post='2121947'] Sorry Shep, I've had my head up my arse working on this month's [url="https://soundcloud.com/skollob/world-pass-by"]composition challenge track[/url] and am only just catching up with new music on here! Just tried the link you gave to the Scarecrow Tactics EP and it's not working - I'm getting a [i]"Server not found"[/i] message. Sort it out you big tease as I'm dying to hear it!! [/quote] My mistake! Link fixed. Can you change the link in your quotes bit above (or remove it) so it works too? Sorry about that dude!
  9. [quote name='tedmanzie' timestamp='1372073680' post='2121175'] but the OP's not intending tracking lower than a 5th fret A on the E string, he's playing an 8th fret C, so the octaver will play the required octave below no problem? i thought this might work pretty well for the problem seeing as its only one song. [/quote] It will, but may sound somewhat 'weak' or boomy compared to playing it on a B string. It will 'work' but may not be pretty. If he was wanting to retain the dry signal as well and add the lower octave underneath I think you'd get away with in, but having a wet only signal I think you'll find a distinctive lack of output compared to playing the octave higher. This is because the octave does not reproduce many of the upper harmonics that the string does and so while there is bass, there is very little definition to the sound. By all means give it a whirl, but I expect you'd be a little disappointed. I would strongly suggest going for a digital/polyphonic Octaver for playing much on the E string for for the improved tracking (and in most cases definition to the note). Graham I can lend you an Octaver for the cost of postage if you want to try it out? I have one or two (or 8).
  10. Thanks dude! Really really appreciate it.
  11. In about 10 years, when you have finished the 30 pages of that thread, you can also glance at this - http://www.sheponbass.co.uk/blog/signal-chain-bassics-part-iv-filters.html - An article I wrote about filters and how they work. It covers some details and examples of envelope and Low Pass Filters, which will form the core of synth tones and Dubstep wobble.
  12. It's out. Basschat can have the link before anyone else [url="http://bitnormalrecords.bandcamp.com/album/scarecrow-tactics"]Patient Zero - Scarecrow Tactics[/url] If you like electronica & you like hiphop then give it a whirl! It's a 'name your price' download with no minimum so if you like please feel free to enter £0 and grab a free copy.
  13. Maybe he upped his game. I saw them from the upper circle last year in Manchester so could see down on the stage and while the guitarist had a killer board, the bass player had nothing but a tuner. About time he dabbled more!
  14. Here you go, 30 pages of discussion covering everything you want to know - http://basschat.co.uk/topic/72012-drum-n-bassdubstep/page__hl__dubstep Get reading! As a side note - Enter Shikari. The bass player plays clean bass only. No effects at all. All the Dubstep stuff is done with a computer and synth by Rou. Disappointing!
  15. To expand on that, what you are asking for... 'To play a note an it be reproduced an octave lower' ... Can be performed by most octave pedals by turning the 'dry' volume off and turning the -1 octave volume up. Nearly all (if not all) will allow this. However, going as low as a detuned C is just not going to cut it. For analogue octavers, tracking anything lower than 5th fret (A) on the E string is tough and tends to come with an inconsistent note, glitching and a little loss of presence. Reproducing all the elements of a tone that low can be quite tough. If you bear in mind as well that your bass cab is unlikely to reproduce the fundamental of a Drop C if you we're playing it normally, expecting an Octaver to do anything even near as good a job is a no no. Some digital octavers will track much better lower down, but even they will loose definition and tracking much lower than a typical open E string. So, your understanding of an Octaver is correct, but using one to play much lower than the register of the bass is problematic.
  16. It's taken far too long, but Scarecrow Tactics is released this Monday (24th!). Phew... [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Patient%20Zero/Untitled-1_zps31489ddb.jpg[/IMG] 4 tracks, 4 MC's, 4 continents. Can't wait for you to hear it!
  17. Thanks dude. Really glad you like it. Can't wait for the next live outing! I've been blown away by the feedback from this release. More than anything I've done. I've had 20 or so emails from people commenting on the sounds and structures and far more downloads than I expected. Quite taken back by the reaponse.
  18. [quote name='burno70' timestamp='1371409030' post='2113539'] I haven't kept up with this post - thanks for the reply. Questions though, So do you use this pedal live and use the Pitchfactor tuner - any issues? I could get the pedal sooner if I sell my tuner Also, the auxiliary switch. I didn't realise that I'd need one. Looking at it though, I would have assumed you could use the Pitchfactor itself to move up and down the banks - or am I missing the point? [/quote] I don't use an Aux switch. It will allow you to access extra features that normally require additional presses etc (like getting to the tuner on one press and scrolling up & down in bank mode - without it you scroll up only, but as I only use 4 or 5 banks thats not an issue). It's not essential though!
  19. Hey folks, Another project I'm now involved in... "KADE is a combination of two minds; that of Rysic Cygo (Ash West-Mullen) and SubTric (Shep on Bass). Together they create improvised, electronic beatscapes using a laptop and bass guitar. Their live show is unique in that no song is performed the same twice and yet they lay down solid grooves with elements of introspection, feeding off the energy in the room and the vibe of the evening. The music is organic, dark & twisted with driving intensity and subtle complexity. KADE aims to provide a more versatile and entertaining alternative to an in house DJ or a mix CD in a club or bar setting, mixing in popular (and some more alternative) samples and songs into their otherwise original set. They are the perfect resident outfit with a minimal setup and maximum versatility." Yes - everything is improvised! We played our 1st show last week and after a roaring success we decided that we'd put our favourite bits of the jams leading up to the gig out as an EP, so after a week of EQ'ing stuff so it sounds right on a stereo instead of a PA I give you... [url="http://bitnormalrecords.bandcamp.com/album/aphotic-love-feel"]KADE - aphotic love feel[/url] If you like it, please download a copy, you can enter £0 as the price so it's a free download!
  20. [quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1369762951' post='2092492'] The HUGE board has been stripped and is currently acting as a coffee table in the studio. I have a new live electronica project on the go (live bass & electronics as a 2-piece) and this is my much reduced set up that I'm using for it... Shep [/quote] I posted this setup a while back and mentioned the new live project... we we did the 1st show. It was a roaring success so we decided to mix and master our favourite bits of the jams leading up to that show. All the music is improvised, the songs are made up on the spot using a set of drum loops and synths so every time we play they sound totally different. After some mix and EQ work, this is what that board sounds like in action... [url="http://bitnormalrecords.bandcamp.com/album/aphotic-love-feel"]KADE - aphotic love feel[/url] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/KADEaphotic1_zps6e06b1d2.jpg[/IMG]
  21. [quote name='danweb22' timestamp='1371398963' post='2113349'] COG Effects Tarkin Fuzz, nuff said! [/quote] This. It rocks
  22. Kiwi. The Arpeggiator, IMO is the weakest part of the pedal, and my least used part of the pedal, while it has some flexibility it is not 'fully programmable'. I have used it live on a couple of tunes and fed it some fuzz/filter synth combo's with no problem. I've done no MIDI cc work with the pedal at all though so can't comment either way, I just don't use MIDI like that. It seems pretty damn bang on for MIDI clock though, more accurate than most. Aside the arpeggiator i don't use the synth section too much. It's great, but oddly labelled... It's basically an organ simulator with some nice effects. The sounds i consider to be 'synth' are accessible in the Octave section. As for the input/guitar thing. I'm not so sure. Maybe in original conception, but since you can change the input to 'bass' &/or 'synth bass' in the menu (and I have noticed a difference to the response in doing so) I'd argue that it's been built with a range of applications in mind. Plus, one of the DSP engineers at Eventide (Russ) is a bass player, so it was designed with bass players in mind to some level. All in all I'm very happy. Some sections require very fine tuning of the wet/dry mix to get them to cut through right, but all in all, I think it's stunning.
  23. [quote name='Kev' timestamp='1370992193' post='2108523'] Stunning bass mate, do give me a bell if you ever decide to move it on! Take it it's tuned E-C? [/quote] It is indeed strung E-C (with a D-Tuner on the E). As for moving it on... Highly unlikely! I'll consider it if you offer me list price... but that'd make any man cry! lol
  24. [quote name='danweb22' timestamp='1370967116' post='2108054'] I trigger samples with my feet using the Digitech JamMan Looper pedal. I load the WAV files onto the JamMan at home then trigger them live for certain songs. Great for intros and other FX during songs. [/quote] This!
  25. This is my beauty... Roscoe LG V Signature 32" Scale Swamp Ash body, Buckeye top and headstock (front and back) facings 7-piece neck (Maple/Purple Heart/Maple, with Maple & Wenge stringers) with Pau Ferro fretboard Matching Buckeye knobs Diamondwood nut & pickup ramp Roscoe Bart pups Glockenklang 2-band preamp [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1282_zps4ec69a66.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1290_zpsb19a97c1.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1301_zps235ae414.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1302_zps4c62f82c.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1311_zps7f4ef945.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1296_zpsc1bedf9e.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1294_zps81406f2b.jpg[/IMG] Yum!
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