jaybass 70

http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/bass-guitar/1007030976 got to be worth a look for someone local ,

hi Paul, if you fancy a trip over the water I,ll do a quick set up for you, been doing my own for years . drop me a PM failing that you may want to try KGB, they are based near Hamilton Square in Birkenhead, regards Jason

sorry guys this Behemoth is gone

I have a Sony KV32FQ80 CRT set to go, Fully working order with original Remote, its a great tv, I would keep it if I had the space, its this one [url="http://www.cinenow.co.uk/products/5056-sony-kv32fq80"]http://www.cinenow.c...6-sony-kv32fq80[/url] I also have the matching stand to go with it, It really needs to go in a few days or its going to the tip.

[quote name='ben604' timestamp='1356208872' post='1908062'] Has anyone spotted a library for patches on the web anywhere? I want people to do the hard work for me! [/quote] this is it dude, http://guitarpatches.com/patches.php?unit=zoomb9&sort=downl theres a forum about this thing over on Talkbass with a few patch ideas too

[quote name='pete.young' timestamp='1356107604' post='1906999'] jaybass70, another thought , are you running the 64-bit version of Windows 7 ? There are a couple of comments on youtube about the software not working on the 64-bit version and that seems reasonable, given that the software dates from 2008. If so there are a few ways round it, but the easiest is probably to run Windows 7 compatibility mode. I can't test this, since all my Windoze machines are of the 32-bit variety. [/quote] Hj Pete, I am running windows XP home, still in the dark ages here

Edit: It looks like you also need to install the Micro$oft .net framework - do you have that installed? yeah got that, I am a bit confused about what number midi channel I should send and recieve on (on the zoom itself)

[quote name='pete.young' timestamp='1356025122' post='1905976'] It's on the list of things to do, but I'm not ready yet. Just a thought, you do have it hooked up to a Midi interface? I don't think it works via USB. [/quote] Yeah i have got a Midi to usb connector like this http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=230900025574&index=1&nav=SEARCH&nid=72475132444 ill have another mess around with it tomorrow , apparently its incredibly easy with the librarian software to edit patches , if only i could get it to work

Hi guys, is anyone using the Librarian software to edit patches, I cant get it to work

Sweet Man, that one slipped me by, if you don't mind me asking how much did you pay ?

[quote name='risingson' timestamp='1355257076' post='1896104'] What's funny is that everyone I know who has met Noel and Liam (quite a few connections through their drummer Chris Sharrock) say that Liam is far easier, downright pleasant in fact to talk to in comparison to Noel, who I know can be incredibly difficult. Public perception would suggest that this is the other way round. [/quote] No 1 to this ^ its absolutely true, I done a few tours with them back in the day and the public perception in my view has them the wrong way round.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1354114263' post='1882226'] Rack units usually take a line-level input - FX loops are designed to accommodate rack effects. Pedal manufacturers (usually) assume you'll take a cable direct from your guitar since you'll be standing right next to it. It's fairly logical but I agree a bit of a pain to have two different approaches to doing the same thing. [/quote] I am really confused re the effects loop conundrum! I have a markbass TA503 and a Zoom B9 multi effect, in the Markbass manual it says I can run effects pedals or rack gear through the loop, am i best going direct into the zoom with my bass or using the loop, it sounds good either way to me.

Good to hear your on the mend , definitely worth waiting for the specialist to do the op . After the op I was taking Arnica, which is a homeopathic anti inflammatory and calcium supplements with vitamins d and k , couldn't say for certain if they helped but i made a good speedy recovery , but i suppose I would have eaten a raw scabby dog if it would have helped ! good luck and take it easy dude

Thanks for the heads up, just pulled the trigger myself

gutted for you dude, i broke my wrist earlier in the year and have 2 screws holding it together. I never thought it would be the same again but if your a good boy and do what the doctors tell you and do your phsio you will make a good recovery, its been 6 months since mine broke and it honestly feels as strong as it did before. Good Luck and don't despair, get well soon. Jason

Hi guys, Just had the pleasure of meeting Tom (TPJ) who has kindly lent me his Double bass for this Project, Thanks for the Bass, Coffee and the tips Tom, I have been playing today and I am already hooked and can see myself purchasing one of these in the future, they sound so Organic and it is a really rewarding experience playing one, I Love it ! Big thanks to Steve for the offer too, thanks a million guys, I,ll keep you updated and will hopefully have some tracks you can listen to, got to go got some bass to practice!

"PS: Jaybass70 - what was the message with the advert? Not sure what you were getting at?" Nothing earth shatteringly profound , just a bit of retro advert fun with bongo in it

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYj5o4kQsXs"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYj5o4kQsXs[/url]

Its gone already, hope you enjoy it paul

Morning Peeps, I have a book that I no longer need, this one- [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0634079018/ref=asc_df_063407901810157370?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&tag=googlecouk06-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22206&creativeASIN=0634079018"]http://www.amazon.co...ASIN=0634079018[/url] It was bought for me as a present but it does not really suit my way of learning, I am sure it will be useful to someone. shoot me a PM and I will get it to you Jason