skidder652003

I;ve got the markbass CMD12, I use it when I don't have the room/strength to lug my ampeg stuff around. The Markbass is a fantastic combo IMO, loud as hell and light. I'm certainly happy with mine.

looks like a lot of ooomphh fo the price.

theres a couple of proper solos in that setlist (whole lotta Rosie and ace of spades spring immediately to hand)

please explain why? Looks a bit of a good deal.

done!

I think those will be pants as studio monitors (happy to be corrected). The Rokits will be fine. Personally I would have gone for Kali LP 6's as I believe they punch well above their weight in the price to performance ratio. https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/kali-audio-lp-6 https://musictech.com/reviews/kali-audio-lp-6-review/ https://recordingmag.com/resources/featured-reviews/kali-audio-lp-6-studio-monitors/

We had the XR18 but sold it on quickly due to the faff of adjusting sound mid gig (drummers job) with an ipad. We went back to analogue desk (RCF) which was great but missed the ability to record our gigs through the desk (although the zoom H2N and 4Qn handheld recorders were pretty good) So the zoom Livetrack offers the best of both worlds, a digital desk with an analogue feel. Adjustments can be made quickly with real faders, and the ability to save a scene at each venue has come in really handy for return gigs.

dunno if it helps but our zoom livetrack L20 has physical faders like an old analogue desk as well as ipad remote control interface. It also records individual stems onto an SD card or via DAW on a laptop. Lots of options, 20 inputs , six monitor mixes etc.. https://www.andertons.co.uk/recording/studio-mixers/zoom-livetrack-l20-digital-mixer-with-recording

midischmidi? Or has that been done? (already?)

great work, well done!

I'd slip a tuner in there as well..

harley benton?? https://www.thomann.de/gb/5_string_j_basses.html?manufacturer[]=Harley Benton&gk=GIEBJ5&cme=false&filter=true

welcome. I'm also an old man but I'd kill for a new member!

Got a VT2 Twin EQ, awesome pedal but big, and as you say somewhat delicate for constant live use. I've put it away for future use and got the Laney Digbeth DB Pre, very happy with it, similar sounding (to my bad ears), much quieter background noise and as equally tweakable. https://www.dv247.com/en_GB/GBP/Laney-Digbeth-DB-PRE/art-BAS0011725-000?campaign=GShopping/GB&ProgramUUID=HADAqJarPzAAAAFlea9yjI.G&campaign=GShopping/UK&ProgramUUID=HADAqJarPzAAAAFlea9yjI.G&gclid=Cj0KCQiAtICdBhCLARIsALUBFcHAaIGqopcdpu9xTI1c5m11fuzfyNTN80h2Fc3q38c4WzO9UPw4ZtYaAtN1EALw_wcB

ah ok, anyway welcome, no banning for calling out gear here!

must have been an Ampeg (Not an SVT obvs)

wasn't someone banned from trying to sell that on the Marketplace.....

hmmm looked like a zoom cut wasn't edited properly. Not sure why you think its only 2 cameras, One in front, one on the drummer, one to the stage left of guitarist and one stage right of me. Wish i had the time to set them all up as well! I put the PA up inc desk, as well as lights, smoke machine, moving heads, never mind my own rig and pedal board! Anyway, your video looks great!

And another from last week, Reaper is such a versatile DAW, the video editing is amazing really considering its not really designed as a video editor

I love DR strings but Im a full on Elixir fanboi now as they last for ages and Im too tight/skint to change my strings regularly. Might give those markbass jobbies a whirl though..

straight off the zoom livetrack L20 desk @Al Krow 4 cameras, edited in reaper https://www.facebook.com/jeffersonarchive/videos/837744237479789

Nice one, we have the L20 actually which is a fantastic bit of kit. good call on the L8