LukeFRC

If older iPhone you need the generic version of camera kit lightning to usb - a lot of them are charging but not data

The interesting thing about the TAB1043, esp in low power mode, is the super low slew rate. My suspicion that I have no ability to prove either way is that given how many ppl have copied the circuit and ended up with “almost but cleaner” outcomes is that the combination of super low slew rate and the phase delay of the filter make the filter sound.

@Quatschmacher question for you … other than “low fi” what kinda character does the reverb on the artifakt have? I think often the best reverbs for bass are a bit different than on guitar- so some of the popular bass reverbs aren’t massively high res. It looks like it’s got ability to cut the lows?

Depends if hardware is same… and any protection they have installed! dare you to try it!

the thing is the P bass' beauty is its simplicity... the ingredients are fairly set, you can upgrade pickups and go for different sounds, or maybe better tuners ... but thats it. the simplisity means I think there's less variation between the sounds you would want, whereas jazz styles are a bit more variable.... so if you have a good P - why would you ever want or need to sell it? Even if you end up playing 6 string fan fret through neck d-tuner 4 pickup piezo equipped filter preamp at you jazz gig/pub - the P will do the P thing better than anything else - you you will keep hold of it....

They do look good

bit of a small box effect for you Ped

I expect there’s a level where one person can get the freely available schematic and get together a pcb and make batches of decent pedals and sell at a profit - where a larger corp would end up sinking more money into R&D (in wages) and electrical testing and then need to sell cheaper so distributors can take a decent cut too… so the economic model might not be there… esp when there’s the risk behringer might come in with a £50 version. I hope he realises he will get as much interest from bass players as much as frusciante-worshippers

Still lets you go to basket with it - do they cancel it later?

Right on the tails of the brill sounding filter in the Source Audio Abstrakt, past FX go and release a shrunk down Moog MF-101!

like this ? https://www.amazon.co.uk/KandyToys-TY9969-Chattering-Teeth-Large/dp/B08BF6Q4D2?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A2P96Y854O90RF

If I had teeth like him I would be showing off all the time too

It's good, but it's still skinny strings...

Honest question- what does the zoom give you that the helix couldn’t do?

They had Little Simz, Fema Kuti, Laura Mvula and Michael J Fox, plus Burna Boy and JTS virtually

There were on the bridges (I was looking) - and the horns just had a few duff notes

Coldplay insane production quality. If you said I was listening to a CS I would believe you, I kinda don’t know if I believe much of it is actually being played live!

Finally!

u ok hun?

so hold on a moment.... This is working on at least two levels isn't it? 1 There's an effects engine underneath that can do everything all at the same time if you want.... 2 And then the ability to assign what all the controls do on that patch... 3 and then the middle preset knob which I guess is preset that works as a starting place for "here's your crush tones", "here's your vinyl"

that looks amazing from the video - my "digital shallow water" guess was pretty close! But looking at the neuro app - am I right @Quatschmacher that the video kinda undersells this?! it seems to be able to do so much! For bass I'm thinking ring mod, distortion/overdrive, filter, chorus, flanger, reverb, slapback, compressor, LPF and 10 band EQ (cab sim, though EQ points are guitar based) sound useful ... and I don't know what the envelope tab is, a mixer?

Space echo up to Low-fi tape saturation, with an envelope filter like filter like the shallow water … that’s my guess

Desktop UX is not so different to neuro 2 iOS it’s light years ahead

it's good but obviously a beta! I've had a few crashes on iOS Desktop is good though (though not as big change)