Kev

ye thats what i figured in the end however wouldnt something like a toneport be up to the job?

bollocks

that sucks man, ah well, thanks for tryin anyways!

or buy a distortion with a blend no matter what people tell you, the boss odb-3 can be an excellent pedal if used right

isp decimator?? what do you mean by hum?

yuk white pickups and gold hardware make me not wanna pay a 12th of that price

hows the octron workin out?

nice to see people jumping to conclusions against me, just for a change sorry mate i didnt recieve the string, i didnt ask you about it as i thought you had just changed your mind or something, when did you post it?

i think he took a leaf out of mr wolstenholme book

im here im here

sorry i didnt read that, it pretty much contridicts the other things he's said do you know what kind of sound you want?? id advise you go to a shop n try a few things out

i just decided to connect the di output using the cable to my amps input, played thru, and the sound didnt change, so it looks like its the laptop, and possibly the soundcard im definatly not overloading the single, even with line in practicly at nothing, it still does it interface needed? like a line 6 toneport? would this solve the problem?

sorry after doin more recodings, its not even when i play hard, its just when i play a constant line, like in the sample im attackin the strings with the same strength throughout recording

im bein told that it might be my sound card on my laptop that cant deal with it, but that doesnt really explain why it sounds fine at the beginning of the recording does it??

recording usin sony sound forge the input is not overloading if i stop playin for a few seconds, and then play again, it goes back to full volume, n then goes down again

example of this with one of my distortions. i do not adjust volume, or playing technique during it. [url="http://rapidshare.com/files/85970424/weird_recording_problem.mp3.html"]http://rapidshare.com/files/85970424/weird...roblem.mp3.html[/url] as i said this just happens when recording using that cable out of the di socket, it doesnt change at all when comin out the amp

right i have a weird problem today i bought a cable, xlr - mini jack, so i could record straight from the mxr bass di+ to my laptop however when i record, if i play fast and quite hard, the volume of the recording suddenly starts to decrease, and the sound sounds a bit warped as well, certainly not normal. this doesnt happen when my signal just goes to my amp. is this a problem with the cable (fuk knows what), or is it a possible problem with the di on the mxr??

someone beat us both to them mate im afraid

id prefer daisy chains to just a 9v block like that, and daisy chain ppower supplies are often cheaper and more powerful than that my main one is 1.5A, 9v dc, and cost £12, i power 8 pedals off it (i bought 2 daisy chains)