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I have gigabytes of rehearsal recordings. Being a band that jams a lot when writing they are invaluable. We just finished a new track by taking something we came up with on tge very first time we got together over a year ago, and using it as a bridge. Brilliant!

Because you are sick of the weight and the alternative sounds as good or better and weighs significantly less. IMO BF cabs don't look at all DIY, and the finish is just like that on absolutely top quality touring PA cabs which are covered in that stuff because it's so resilient on far heavier (two man lift minimum) cabs. If you haven't played with the gen 3 cabs don't comment on the tone, it's significantly more impressive than any other cab I've ever heard (specifically the Big Twin here) the only downside is it's a big cab....

I use a Zoom H4n with pair of Line Audio CM3's as well as the on board mics Granted this is a step up in "faff" from where you are going but with the device as a stereo OH pair over the drum kit and the CM3's as a very careffully placed room Mic I've repeatedly got recordings at least good enough for demos to get gigs with I think the H1 would do you fine....

[quote name='Toasted' timestamp='1381500370' post='2239937'] This is a very grown up discussion compared to normal, isn't it? [/quote] poo face...

[quote name='TenLetters' timestamp='1381494932' post='2239843'] [size=4][color=#222222][font=Arial]Si - we have a couple of new songs coming together already so will be in touch hopefully at some point in the new year if you're happy to do some more work for us [/font][/color][/size] [/quote] Absolutely!

Oh cool! Only just seen this, sorry. Had no idea that they were a fourtrack recording, just goes to show its not the kit, its the songs that count. Really enjoyed mastering the entire album, really refreshing, I hope you do loads more stuff together!

Heh, the Super Twin weighs about as much as a bag of chips, its very very light indeed. I've not personally played the new Big Baby 2, but I have spent time with its big brother the Big Twin 2, and that thing is ridiculously good. If it fit in my car (and house) I'd replace the ae410 with it. Unfortunately it doesnt

Ding, and in fact, Dong!

[quote name='Bolo' timestamp='1381315609' post='2237346'] That got annoying when he stacked all that feedback. I have beaten guitards down for pulling that sh*t! Good craftsmanship controlling all what was going on though. [/quote] That wasnt feedback That was harmonic chords swelled with the volume control into a stereo delay.

Oh balls, I'm doing a go-karting endurance race I'd love to have been there though!

Voting is closed...

IMO you can definite learn to groove.

4 detuners on the tuning keys and two on the bridge in fact.... Yes it's insane, it's also an amazing sounding instrument that takes him about ten minute to tune up before he starts a set!

Ebow on bass sounds amazing if you are a genius with it, but its insanely frustrating to control.... Of course if you are a fiftieth level dark lord of bass madness you use two at the same time:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx1RccwlF5g

I'm going to close voting tonight/tomorrow morning...

Come on people, we've only had about 8 votes, rather disappointed by the turn out to be frank. Voting ends today, if anyone gives a monkeys other than those who entered........

Right, my vote is in too....

Add fx to the track using the FX button on the track. Select ReaPitch or ReaTune depending on what you want to do (pitch shift or correct the tuning)

Reaper, Mac or PC, has buit in pitch shifting, and retuning vst effects (that are a fair bit better than those in Audacity)...

Volume may not be an issue, structural damage and deafness will be, but at least your back will be fine

Oops double post ...

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1380934150' post='2232680'] You must have one on order then ?! [/quote] If it fit in my car and my house the Berg might well be worried As it is it won't fit in either!