Quatschmacher
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It grew on me over time but I much prefer natural or white. -
They are really nice. I only sold mine as I don’t like sunburst. Kind of wishing I’d just paid a few hundred to get it refinished instead of splurging on more basses.
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Sounds pretty straightforward (and very much like one of the original Deep Impact sounds, which are available in the FI). Sounds like it might just be an envelope filter with high resonance applied to a distorted bass signal, with some of the original distorted signal mixed in.
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It says so in the description in the first post.
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That’s a solution but not the solution. Usually the problem with the device not being seen on the online updater comes from not having plugged in the device before launching Chrome; Chrome scans for connections when it is launched, not when devices are plugged in. (Same is true of the Editor: plug in the USB device before starting the editor, otherwise it won’t show in the menu.) Another issue can be that one has MIDI disabled in Chrome. The MIDI I/O setting in the Editor is for the Editor only; it has no effect on Chrome.
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44-64s come with 1.75” (standard), 1.625” (“‘tweener”) or 1.5” (jazz) nut widths. -
Only thing to note is that the FI, by design, doesn’t pass CC6.
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FI has MIDI Thru on the MIDI out port. I don’t know about Stomp but I’d be surprised if it didn’t do the same. Setting up MIDI is remarkably easy. I came to it very late. The Morningstar controllers are a breeze to program.
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There’s nothing to contradict, we’re merely expressing our opinions and preferences.
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You can probably use your stomp to send PC messages to change patches on the FI. If you don’t have to make quick changes, you can double-tap the FI’s Program button to scroll down by 1. Obviously I’d recommend getting a Morningstar controller as it’ll unlock options on your FI and your Stomp.
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Possibly. Try removing the detuning and see if the phasing stops. It’s normally more apparent in waves with more harmonic content but pretty sure two sine waves will do it too. Actually, there’s tuning variation across a couple of your waves so you will get some phase cancellation.
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There is a channel 2 phase offset on the LFO. Have you got two saw waves slightly detuned? That will cause phasing.
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The Neuro search function is your friend! https://neuro.sourceaudio.net/preset/0GcxSAavu6
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@tonyxtiger was the guy who did the rental service. I used it a fair bit and it was great.
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SOLD!!! Lakland USA Bob Glaub Custom PJ Bass
Quatschmacher replied to thebrig's topic in Basses For Sale
Was going to tag @karlfer again but seems this may have gone now. Funny, when Latif was selling it, it was here for about a year and now it’s gone in a few days. -
Yep. It is lovely but I’ve run out of space and really am way more into Ps now. Need to recoup some funds too. -
It totally depends on your use. For synth stuff, the FI is the winner. For envelope filter stuff, the C4 is superior. If the C4 ever gets full ADSR, some pulse width modulation, more than two instances of a given waveform and a better pitch and filter vibrato implementation then it’ll be a different story.
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@thebrig, with the lovely stuff you have up for sale, I’m curious what your two keepers are.
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@drlargepants, still interested in these?
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Wondered if this was my old one, but think mine didn’t have as visible a seam on the back as this. Was a lovely bass. Only sold it because I didn’t like the colour. I should’ve just had it refinished for a few hundred and saved all the palaver.
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They do some things similarly but there’s plenty that each does that the other can’t. Totally worth having both.
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Flanger is a variation of chorus so the the C4 doesn’t really do that. However, it does 2-, 4- and 6-stage phasers (though mislabelled in the lists) with ease and these are the same as in their Lunar/Gemini/Mercury.
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Sold, pending payment of balance.
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@GisserD’s rehousing is fully reversible with no mods necessary so has no effect on resale value. I think the large box was a nod to the DI and partly conscious in order to have the foot switches far enough from the rotary encoder. I love the original box, reminds me of a retro arcade game housing.
