Dad3353

+1 ^^, if the budget won't stretch to Superior; less than half its price, and very good indeed.

Hmm... My renown is spreading faster than anticipated. I may have to re-consider these 4 x 3 poster campaigns and the billboard tour-bus circuit. Feels odd, somehow, being emulated. Mais c'est tout bon; que ça dure..!

Ignore any Behringer sneering; it's a good little unit that does a job and costs little. It's not ideal for what you want, however. How do I know..? I've got one, for exactly the same reasons as you. I don't use it; now, though; I replaced it fairly rapidly with a s/h Tascam 144 interface (bought through the Marketplace here; thanks again, Paul...). Why..? One has very little control with the Behringer. No way of setting the input level, not much in the way of monitoring options; the sound quality was OK when everything matched up and the stars were aligned, but my interface does a far better job all round; I have it permanently plugged in as my 'sound card' for my PC. Recommendation: don't invest much, if anything, in the Behringer unit, despite its qualities. It's useful for recording DJ stuff, or HiFi output, but not best adapted for guitar/bass use. Look for a reasonable interface instead; they often come up in the Marketplace here for little money (and can be bought at budget prices new, too...). Just my tuppence-worth; hope it helps.

Yes, yes, Robbie; of course it is. ...

Good evening, Patrb, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Well done, that man..! Priorities, priorities; we all know about them, but there are stars above that shine solely because you have your bass to play. I sincerely hope you can make it happen; the world would be a better place. Good luck with it all; onward and upward...

I hope that this doesn't leave you bassless..!

Good morning, Genséric, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share. 'Thank's..?' An apostrophe too far, I'm afraid; beware the Grammar Police..!

This one will get you started, for free (it's not bad at all...) MT Power Drum Kit Vst ... ... until you've saved up enough for Superior Drummer 3, which is excellent, but costs more (just under £300...). There are many others, of course, but you'd need to specify your project needs to go into more detail. Hope this helps.

More Brook brilliance from the House of Jessop. Thanks for sharing; a real nugget of treasure on this forum. (I like the X/Y micing, too; class all the way ...)

A speaker cab laid on its front, preferably on carpet, can allow a valve amp to be 'cranked' without 'bleeding ears syndrome'.

Not questioning any of their musical abilities; I saw all of 'em many times 'back then'. It's the 'show' that got many (most..?) of 'em renown, fame and 'fortune', though. If they'd been even less than average players, their pictures would still have made the papers, I reckon.

... or Hawkwind, or The Pink Fairies, or Nice (well, at least they could play, I suppose...) or Gryphon (who definitely could play...) or T-Rex... The list is long...

... and these were all green fields.

I'm disappointed. I was expecting a topic about new sources for band transport hire... (... and that young lad will hurt his voice if he carries on doing that for long ...)

Get me a medium jar of Ovaltine while you're out, please..?

Holy smoke..!

Yes, T-cut to restore the lustre, then Dr Duck's Ax Wax, to keep it in good nick.

... and you're 'available' any week-end or weekday, for the next few years. Am I wrong..?

Or Beecham"s Powders.

Hot lemon and honey, Beecham's Powders optional.