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I always think you sound like a really nice bloke when I read your posts. This confirms it!
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Perfect for carrying your Roger Fenderer
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I bought a pedal and some weaponised uranium from Carlos and everything was perfect 🤩
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I spent a little while last night setting a default envelope filter sound. It’s great - by setting a higher VCF attack speed you can get it sounding really bubbly and squelchy. Can anyone tell me how to add a clean blend, is it to do with the premix settings? (Ignore me, found it)
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It arrived today so I’ve had a literal 10 minute whirl through some patches and it sounds fantastic so far. I find the menu system ok to be honest, I’ll probably modify existing patches rather than build my own from scratch at least for a while. I’ve been a VB99 user for years and love mine to bits but I don’t really use it as a synth, more as a Swiss Army knife pre/interface and multi fx. It’s got the best compressor in I’ve ever tried (including cali big box and FEA). Awesome thing, and I love the form factor. But with that many buttons it’s easy to work of course.
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The SB1 was the same but with one pickup
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It’s an old shape SB2 before they went PJ
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I rarely bother even reading descriptions. Plus I'm sure it's not nitro anyway.
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Old style SB2 for sale in the UK. Good price too https://reverb.com/uk/item/54767175-g-l-sb-2-black-83-84
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Bought a (second!) Backbeat from Cetera, who packed and posted like the best of 'em. Thanks!
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I’ve just read the firmware update bit so that’s answered my own question!! Sounds easy enough
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Thanks! Yeah it looks complicated but I don’t mind learning how to navigate complex menu systems (vbass user!) and I’m looking forward to getting stuck in. I’ll probably not change any settings or saves for a while but I guess I’ll reset and update it when it arrives (how do I check current firmware and is updating easy?) I’ve got loads of old 2gb cards as my favourite camera (Epson RD1) uses them so that should be ok 👍🏼 I’m sure I’ll be asking you lots of questions! Have you used yours on batteries? What’s the life like?
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...just bought one. Should be fun to play with... I have just looked at the manual and it all looks logical enough, and tbh I much prefer not having to use the computer for things like that. Two main reasons for buying - it sounds amazing and runs on batteries, even with a 'save battery life' mode... seems like a great design and should be interesting to compare to my Future Impact. I wondered if anyone here has had one (I seem to recall someone has?) Cheers ped
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I prefer a flan
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I think Mayones have such an option on their mini Cali basses (and presumably their full scale basses too) I won't go into detail about my love for headphone setups but will just add that any such system can be made 100% amazing by using a backbeat or similar tactile feedback device. Paired with a great headphone mix you'll hear and feel exactly what you want.
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Yep I believe we said that earlier
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I presume they’re referring to the Roland GK2B pickup as multi channel, which it technically is, but it will only output that latency free to a Roland GK device or a ‘breakout box’ which will output each string separately but the box pictures doesn’t look like such a device. The other way it’ll work is through a MIDI device but there’s a bit of latency as that requires pitch to midi conversion (the Roland pickup is often incorrectly called a midi pickup)
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For me it depends on the instrument, and it takes time to get used to the feel and sound sometimes. If I’m slapping rounds on a 70s Jazz one day then I pick up my P with flats it feels like I’m twanging bands on a box, but after a little while the ear and fingers get accustomed to the quiet majesty and expressive tone of the silky little sods.
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I have never tried both on the same bass, but from memory Tis feel a bit rougher under the fingers, more like a metal, and are quite floppy. Once strung up they are nice and woody sounding and comfortable to play. I really liked them. The only Labellas I use are the light ones, which feel very similar as far as I remember. Don't think you can go wrong with either.
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Very kind of you! Thanks! Not really; the bass signal is going into my VB99 but the ‘patch’ for my bass is basically clean, some limiter set for a high threshold that helps the bass sit nicely. The amp sim is ‘super flat’ and I’m pretty sure nothing is more than a tiny bit away from dead centre. When I play this bass somewhere else it sounds the same into a different desk or amp 👍🏼
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I don’t see a stingray anywhere. Sort it
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Here’s my SB1 with Labella 76fx strings. Tone down about half way and vol backed off a bit.
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My Mutron has taken over. I really thought it would be hyped up and (after a couple of previous experiences) just had to check one out for myself, making sure I could return it. I didn’t! I love everything about it, it properly lives up to the reputation. It just sounds so warm and greasy. I did a thread with a sound clip somewhere. What I like most about it is using it in high range, which leaves your bass sound quite neutral u til you dig in or accent notes which get seamlessly dripped in funk in a way that just feels so ‘musical’ which I know is one of those stupid words like heft but it just works!
