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They're among the reasons I like it so much.

Good news!

I am a very slow learner with tech. But the simplicity of the looper on the B1on makes it a joy to use. Anyone looking for battery operated looper with a drum machine could do a lot worse.

Sounds righteous!

Quality thread revival. The opening post really sums up the addictive nature from which so many of us suffer.

Or if she has no musical or technical facility, she could become a singer.

Limited only by my crustacean grasp of the toneprint editor and the function of compression! However I learning both, slowly.

I am a prize pillock. Don't panic BB I won't be badgering you for tips. The comp on my Plethora is Hypergravity not Spectracomp. An utterly terrifying 35 parameters in the editor. I think I might just learn love one someone else has created!

Very good points @Baloney Balderdash with reference to the toneprint capabilities. My problem is laziness really. I must sit down with an uncluttered evening and go through the software. Especially now I know I can ask you if I get stuck!

Ah, thank you so much. Found two which are absolutely perfect.

Ladies and gentlemen of the forum. I want a Pigtronix Bass Envelope Phaser. I can't find one but I have a Spectrum. So, I'm hoping for any clues how to achieve the Pigtronix effect with the Spectrum. All help gratefully accepted.

Diane Lewis doing her thang

I have just returned from a rehearsal. Late night for me, and I am delighted to report that in my soul band I used two fuzzes, one overdrive and a filthy distortion. At times I used all three and it sounded amazing.

So I have the bronze at the moment...

I bought one traded one. Then traded one for a bass I subsequently sold and the other for a CTM 100 which I still have. So no. Neither of them 🤷🏻‍♂️

I drove a 7 hour round trip to trade a bass in a motorway services. Stopped, swapped, back onto the the motorway. I doubt its a record though..

I remember some bright spark telling us all some intimate details of Ashdown's business, only to be utterly humiliated by a complete contradiction from the company's BC account. Never even apologised for making the stuff up and passing it off as factual.

So what have we learnt from this? Crop your Barnet close, wear a suit and tie and button down collar, and shades indoors. That is the epitome of cool. Oh and in my case lose a few stone too.

The compressor debate comes around like the falling of leaves in Autumn. It has a certain predictability. It's because few compressors seem at first to do very much, and folk think it's an effect pedal when it's not really. I was just as guilty once, so don't want to name call those still in that state. The real point is no one makes us use compression into our amps if we don't want to. But work a big stage or go into a studio and you will have it applied like it or not.

Another great version @taunton-hobbit It's yours or Bob Andy's for me

Nice bit of reggae sleuthing @Tandro!

There's a great reggae tune in there trying to get out!

Damn that man was so cool.

OK you had me tapping my feet to that. But still, it's a bit like tomato sauce on cornflakes.