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Quatschmacher

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  1. In my first post I tried to explain the 4 signals. 1. Dry (top white knob); applied equally to the Okto (left) and the Nøjs (right) side, hence engaged with either footswitch. 2. Okto: standard synthy octave down. It has its own volume control and a tone knob (static low pass filter) (bottom two white knobs). Engaged with left footswitch. 3. Octavia style gated fuzz: This is the spitty synthy at-pitch fuzz which produces an octave up when playing high up the neck. Has a gain, tone and level control (top three black knobs). Engaged with right footswitch. 4. Octave-down fuzz: this is basically like feeding the octaver into a fuzz in series. Has a level and tone control (lower two black knobs). Engaged with the right footswitch. The left and right side run in parallel. So you get series and parallel signals together.
  2. I’ve never tried the NP4 but it is being installed on my Midibass build as I’ve heard good things about it.
  3. The way that’s worded you may be getting a call from Operation Yewtree. 😆
  4. I’m sure this has been posted before but I’m digging this album again:
  5. These are links to two clips I made before the dedicated feature was added. I did it by programming extra stuff which is now achieved by one click. The new feature sounds even better. https://neuro.sourceaudio.net/preset/eEEaGUFbgy https://neuro.sourceaudio.net/preset/EexBNpTdt5 These weren’t even sweeping all the way down to 20Hz.
  6. Yes, it’s resonant. It’s got a very big peak on maximum.
  7. Pretty tempting. I had one of these and sold it a while back. If I didn’t have a MKIII on order, I’d buy this.
  8. Yes you can but the cutoff caps at 6KHz so you don’t get a full-spectrum sweep. Ironically the EQ2 works better for this as it’s just had a lowpass option added and the frequency range is 20Hz-20KHz.
  9. That was no joke though; they took on the system and won.
  10. Here’s the octave down signal in various positions of its tone knob: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19MrC_dXLWOqQ4-SvB28naEi1XN-UHtnT/view?usp=drivesdk Here’s octave down with the octave fuzz through a 3Leaf Chromatron filter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G2cfFJRPGERFDJApClqAmblohX3ac7aN/view?usp=drivesdk
  11. The other stuff they make looks cool too.
  12. These look nifty: https://elgaratge.com/expression-knob/
  13. I missed the deadline for ordering before they discontinued them. I needed the cash for a house move. Still hoping to find a used one that doesn’t cost the earth.
  14. Just seen this: https://www.music-man.com/instruments/basses/joe-dart-jr
  15. How? Besides the first one I got to try, I’ve never managed to find a SLO and I really want one.
  16. @AlexJMcGibbon might be able to chime in; he was raving to me about the LTFs last year.
  17. Nope, I had similar issues with two sets of 760FS. (Have read of a few other users who did too.) The replacements that Labella sent also had the same problem. Made my basses sound like a sitar on the D and G. The strings were kinked from new which is probably what caused the buzzing. I surmised that someone packing them has been bending them too much. Tried the same strings on three different basses and the problem was there. As soon as I put on a different string brand, the problem went away. (I’ve had a few used sets of Labellas that played just fine but some of the new sets I’ve had had this issue to some degree.) It’s a bummer as I really love the sound and feel of them. (GHS Precision flats don’t sound the same by the way, at least not to my ear. I have them on two of my basses currently.)
  18. Download the EP (envelope phaser) patches that one user painstakingly recreated from his Pigtronix pedal. https://neuro.sourceaudio.net/?search=Pigtronix
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