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we always use acoustic drums on all of our gigs. But this one particular gig, due the acoustics and size of the room, we cannot use or usual set. Our drummer have to use his Alesis Sample pad pro plus hi hats and it sounded decent. Safe to say I didnt miss the acoustic kit that night. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/FQ5KJvbpm8dN7q8j/?mibextid=KsPBc6

what SamIam said. I think on some devices you can use the Chocolate wired, but not on the Zoom.

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need its own power I guess. I am not techy but I think the Zoom’s USB port cannot supply power? I imagine it needs loads of juice to work wirelessly

each footswitch is assigned to a patch. (cannot assign which patch goes to which preset tho) 4 patches per bank, 8 banks in total. you can cycle up and down the banks

For the Zoom it is just to cycle thru the patches. 1A is for the 1st patch, 1B 2nd… You will have instant access to about 32 patches. It comes with a wireless dongle (encircled one is for the Zoom, the other one is for MIDI port devices), you just need to connect it to a USB powersource and then connect a USB A to USB mini cable

yes and yes. Thanks mate.

just a small update to the flyboard.

I assume its an old Fender bass? will it replace the awesomeness of the two Lulls?

I once heard a story about a session player who always had trouble with a certain producer with his bitsa bass, saying that the guy should consider getting a proper Fender bass. So he installed some Fender decals to it and suddenly the bass sounded “right”

got both big and small box octavbres. For me the main advantage is the sub switch as I use it for some unison lines in my band. Luckily I got them when prices are normal otherwise I will just get 2 MXR minis 😁

been using the EBS High performance flat ones on my small board. seems tough and is noiseless. Cant fault them really

pretty happy with this. bass-board-wedge.

£300? probably a Sonic cake octaver, a Darkglass DFZ and a Zoom MS60B