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What are you listening to right now?
Quatschmacher replied to Sarah5string's topic in General Discussion
Kinga Glyk’s new album: https://open.spotify.com/album/2EY3Ryehg5MxkFJ59xkgLO?si=DSrJXs4nRmCN3bMXwYRvHg -
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This is all explained in the manual under the “distortion”, “foldover distortion” and “overdrive” sections. Links to the manual are in the second post, follow the links in the table of contents to the relevant sections.
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Believe me, it didn’t feel like a short time to us!😆
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Did you order direct from Spencer? Any indication of when in 2020? It’s technically not that far off now. I’m guessing you’ve already checked out the Source Audio C4 too, right?
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It popped up in my Facebook feed this morning. I was surprised as I thought the new Octabvre was coming first but I know Spencer ran into circuitboard problems with it so it is delayed.
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Wow, you are on a spree, aren’t you?
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https://www.3leafaudio.com/shop/doom @PJ-Bassist, @lee650, @CameronJ
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Excellent. Do get the Roland via the link I posted as it’s way cheaper and will support my local store. Thanks. An automated version of Square Dance Whammy is one of the factory presets (playing harder triggers the whammy effect).
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You don’t need any further information on the UM-One really. I linked to it a few posts back but that is just where to buy it cheaply. Basically you need some kind of USB-to-MIDI interface to connect your FI to your Mac and the Roland one is very reliable. It comes with a CD with the driver but there might be a more up-to-date driver online. It’s easy to set up and doesn’t require any specialist knowledge. You don’t need any extra programs to run the Editor as it’s a small stand-alone program. A couple of users have had some difficulty when they had an older version of the editor already on their Mac but it seems to be quickly solvable. If this is your first install, it should be fine. Just follow the instructions in the manual. All the old Talkbass patches are in the online database and free to download. Link is in the second post of this topic. The database has the ability to upload soundclips so you can check out sounds but it’s not very well populated as yet as it has only just launched. You can audition patches without writing to the pedal. You need to download them to a folder on your computer then you can browse them in the editor and hear what they sound like. All this information is in the manual and I encourage you to read it. Here are clips of patches I’ve made:
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Nice one. Yes, I feel used prices need to drop a bit. Do get a Roland UM-One MK2 via the link I posted above too if you want to be able to put new patches on your pedal.
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Sold. Please Lock. Fended American Deluxe Jazz Bass - Price Drop
Quatschmacher replied to JohnR's topic in Basses For Sale
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TRADED Fender American Standard Jazz Bass 2007
Quatschmacher replied to karlfer's topic in Basses For Sale
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Of course. It’s all in the manual.
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I made some corrections to the User Guide, please download the latest version (link is the same). The corrected version has October 24 on the title page. The list of factory default sounds is also now on the support page.
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A midi cc to activate the tuner should hopefully be added in the next update.
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Not currently.
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Totally doable. There’s plenty of YouTube tutorials out there on how to set this up on a Model D, so you could translate that to the FI:
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If anyone uses TouchOSC, I've just knocked up a starter controller surface for iPhone. (I say "knocked up" when it in fact took a couple of hours to do!) It covers most of the implemented MIDI plus 3 random CCs to assign to flexis. It also has two pages with direct access to all presets. I'll have a go at adding some X-Y pads and such later. File is here.
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For anyone needing one, the Roland UM-One MKII MIDI USB interface is on sale at my local shop for £19.99 which is about £10 cheaper than normal: https://www.richtonemusic.co.uk/product/roland-um-one-mk2-usb-midi-interface/ Essential gear for using the FI editor and loading patches onto it. What distinguishes this cable from others is its ability to also work with iOS devices (and Android, I think) which means you can use an iPad to control the MIDI functions (including the new Flexi controllers).
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19 out of 21 for the Gisser, still up for grabs.
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Thanks, D. I think the drums give it away in some cases, though. I need to check who did the delayed intervals patch, I love that one. And check the EWI patches at the end, they are great. I was thinking about running a “competition” for fun, first person to PM me and correctly say which 21 patches are mine, I’ll send five new patches of their choosing from the ones I’ve made so far.