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You can simply download other people's patches, however, if I can set up a sound on a pedal while actually playing the song live, and it's better than one I spent hours working on at home, I think that tells me something.

True story: did a gig recently and Don't You Want Me Baby came up. I had a couple ready made sounds on my C4 pulled one up and it was horrible, just didn't work live as it did at home. Before the riff came around again I twiddled some knobs on the Poly Blue, and produced a way better sound .

I've only done it once. If I hadn't had the backbeat it would have been awful. useful for backing vocals but visually and as a playing experience it was hollow. Would I do it again? Sure, if I'm getting paid I'd play in a tutu riding a unicycle, but it's not my preference.

It is a brilliant tuner. In fact I love the whole Ironman range and have gigged with nothing but them on my board many times. I still chuckle when people describe Joyo as cheap crap. These are really well made pedals.

Can anyone recommend a tutorial on using this with a midi controller? Ideally a video Cheers

Last minute dep at a party last night. I'd played most of the stuff before but had a couple I didn't know. This is the spice which gives the gig kick.

Get thee behind me Satan 😂

Bonkers! Almost makes me want to buy another board

Tried to buy some velcro from Joel, but not only did he refuse to accept any money, he didn't even let me pay the postage. You literally can't get better Basschatting than that.

I too found it sounded better than Helix but initially was way harder to programme. However once the penny drops it's easier in every way.

No surprise to see me in this thread. However.....I may surprise you by saying I haven't bought one of these. Yet.

Absolutely.

How exciting!

Gotcha!

Never got close to that with mine - I shall investigate it further.

It's negligible, but of course these are the kind of things that some people live with and have others tearing their hair. I can't imagine a guitarist liking it. It's not so much a gap as a lack of an instant response.

The only drawback I have found with the P1 is a very small delay when switching patches using the wireless foot switches.

Lidl headphones are often excellent. I endorse the OP and sidestep the rest.

Cheers. I have a credit needs using...

Reverend basses are proper grown up instruments. I have two and I won't part with either.

If I understand the question properly, you want to connect your phone to the Prime P1 with Bluetooth. Watch, listen and play along to YouTube videos via headphones which are connected to the P1. I just set this scenario up and played a video of a bass player with the score running beneath him as he played. The video was perfectly in sync, to my eyes and ears.

Those are the nights! Wonderful stuff.

What a beauty!