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Yes, it's an amp/cab sim and - as someone above has said - you can import directly from your Apple Music app.
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IReal Pro is good. There’s a very good collection of jazz and Latin tunes, you can also download rock, pop and blues tunes too. You get a lead sheet - just the chord changes. There’s also accompaniment if you want to practice a tune - I’ve only ever used it for jazz - there’s piano, drums and bass. There’s a mixer so you can remove any of the accompanying instruments. Amplitube is pretty good. https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/amplitube5/?utm_source=iksite&utm_medium=promofilter&utm_campaign=amplitube5
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I remember reading that one of their gigs was detected by seismographic equipment somewhere.
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I’ve had this for quite a few years now, it’s been very well looked after and has always worked faultlessly. It’s in perfect cosmetic condition, no scratches etc. Comes with a fairly long cable to connect the unit to your computer, and the breakout cables. I don’t have the original packaging, I do have a decent quality carry case that it’ll ship in, it’ll be well wrapped with bubble wrap.
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I do have overspill areas, there’s a cupboard in the back room crammed with stuff. There’s also a lot in my dad’s shed. I honestly don’t understand how quickly it can accumulate like it does.
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My dad and my brother have jars and boxes of screws and assorted car parts. I have this. My plan is to sort it out this weekend. I may be gone some considerable time.
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Excellent condition. I’m a bit of a headphone junky, I have four pairs of headphones, these are the least used - they’ve probably had four or five hours usage. I’ve - oddly for me - lost the box, but they’ll come well packaged. I’ll include the case that they’re photographed with. It’s not a perfect fit, but it’s kept them safe and clean. Some details: AKG K702 Reference Open-Back Over-Ear Studio Headphones The K702's are reference, open, over-ear studio headphones for precision listening, mixing and mastering. Specifications: Headphone type - open Sensitivity headphones - 105 dB SPL/V Rated Impedance - 62 Ohms Detachable cable - yes Cable Length - 3 m Earpads replaceable - yes Maximum input power - 200 mW Audio frequency bandwidth - 10 - 39800 Hz Reference Studio Headphones for precision listening, mixing and mastering. The K702's are reference, open, over-ear studio headphones for precision listening, mixing and mastering. They combine an extremely accurate response with agility and spaciousness. This is achieved by using revolutionary flat-wire voice coils and a Varimotion two-layer diaphragm. A totally open design and a high-performance cable complete these reference headphones. The K702's comfortable, specially shaped 3D-foam ear pads and a genuine-leather headband ensure a perfect fit. They provide a professional mini XLR connector for quick replacement of the cable. The K702s are individually checked and serial-numbered.
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Vocalising as a way to improve your rhythm and time
ambient replied to Caz's topic in General Discussion
There are various teaching theories that use this kind of internalisation. Check out Montessori, Carl Orff, and Emile Jaques-Dalcroze. -
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Bass instrument cable straight into amp
ambient replied to Thunderbird's topic in General Discussion
It’s horses for courses. I wouldn’t dream of anything other than just my bass into an amp for my jazz stuff. if I need to sound different I’ll play differently. Conversely I need my outboard gear for my solo bass stuff. -
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Wouldn’t there be a seam?
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Lessons available in the Birmingham area for bass guitar - 4, 5 and 6 string bass, plus extended playing techniques. Music theory, sight reading, jazz playing, improvisation, music technology - home recording etc. I graduated with a 1st class honours degree in music performance in 2015. My masters degree followed a mixed pathway of performance and composition. I recently completed a PGCE - Post compulsory education at BCU. I have many years playing and teaching experience. I charge £25 per hour.
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UDG Producer bag - £40. - *SOLD*
ambient replied to ambient's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Different Genres - Same or Different Gear for Each?
ambient replied to Lozz196's topic in General Discussion
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Different Genres - Same or Different Gear for Each?
ambient replied to Lozz196's topic in General Discussion
You have to I guess adapt what you’re doing? Michael Manring used a Musicman Stingray in his early days, before he started using Zon basses. -
Different Genres - Same or Different Gear for Each?
ambient replied to Lozz196's topic in General Discussion
As my university tutor said, it’s how you play. You’ll see a Fender Jazz being used in rock bands, funk, jazz, CW, blues. I’ve seen fretless bass used in metal. -
I am considering it. I’d like a fretless 6 string. I’m not keen on the scratchplate either, that’s the beauty though, you can tailor what you see to what you want. I like the fretless model you can see at the very bottom of the gallery, it looks like it’s semi-hollow.
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http://wtbasses.net/headlessModelsAndCustom.php
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I don’t, I do actually prefer the name Pasini to W&T.
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I think the headless one is my favourite.
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True. If we all liked the same thing, it’d be a pretty boring world. This is mine.
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I’ve long been a fan of their instruments. I’ve so far owned two, a five string Chronos, and my current six string that I bought direct from Enrico last year. They’ve bought out a new range, they’re fabulous looking instruments. I love the concept of creating music on an instrument that is itself a work of art. From the email I received earlier: Pasini Basses' inspiration is all about a phrase from Leonardo Da Vinci: "A functional object is fully accomplished only when it is a beautiful artistic creation". https://www.pasinibasses.net/
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Any experience of band members in the police service?
ambient replied to Len_derby's topic in General Discussion
Allo, allo, allo, allo. Wots goin on ere then? No idea I’m afraid, I just wanted to say that. Surely it would be the same with anyone working shifts? -
I prefer to use UK based shops, Thomann still beats them on a lot of things though. I bought a set of strings for my DB from them recently, and saved over £70.