Homatron

Thanks for posting this! I've just picked up a Sub'N'Up mini and was keen to try to emulate an 8 string bass sound. I wouldn't have known where to start without your efforts. I added a little more gain to the octave up, and set some subtle modulation (chorus) to come in at the upper range of the dry knob. I found that in the Android app, some parameters were snapping to values outside of what you describe, but overall I'm pleased with the outcome. As you mention, not adding too much of the upper octave gives best results and doesn't make the sound too "chimey". I'm much more inclined to get tweaking other patches now, so thanks again for the crash course! I can see some late nights ahead.

Thought it was a malthouse at first glance... How much do Borrowers charge for photography services?

* Don't forget to add inflation to the money you've saved.

It's been an emotional roller-coaster for me as a spectator! Glad it was a simple solution in the end. Just out of interest, is "headphone mode" designed to only be used without a cab connected?

Fascinating topic, and something I spend too much time mulling over... while constantly changing, my latest selection would be something like: Arrival: Led Zep - Achilles Last Stand Reflection : Snarky Puppy - Binky Departure: Ween - Friends

Wow, there's some seriously impressive stuff going on in there!

Haha... that's a good way to put it. Just realised I shouldn't have written all that without at least one photo!

Hi Everyone, Plymouth-based mediocre bassist getting back into it! I've played music off and on since starting with cello aged 8-ish and meandering through all sorts (French horn anyone?). In my teenage years I picked up the bass for a band, and... shazam! I haven't gigged for a while but my most recent project was a gypsy jazz duo (played guitar too for that one). I like to play anything with a good groove, but also enjoy seeing what otherworldly sounds I can generate with a bit of experimentation. Have just set up some jam sessions with old friends and enjoyed last night's eclectic journey of Irish Trad to metal via glam. I currently play a MiM fretless Jazz bass bought new about 20 years ago, and the P-bass my wife bought me the day I completed my PhD in 2013. I like to make things, and have built some of my own effects. Currently finishing a MIDI controller built from a navy ship's switch panel and an Arduino, which I use to operate a mini synth. Inspired by the gear page here, I finally dug out the router to build a dedicated pedalboard from some plywood offcuts, and look forward to sharing the outcome. Great to see such a community here on Basschat and it's certainly contributing to my enthusiasm to keep playing. Cheers, Luke