Woodinblack

I don't actually drink anyway, so the diet coke isn't just me cleaning up on gigs, that is the normal.

Way too much diet coke.

You think there are enough people that dislike you enough to do that to you??

Sounds like a very interesting life, and congrats to you for combining your love with your career, but to me it highlights how I couldn't do it, I am not a fan of travelling that much and staying in other places, especially when you have children and I would suspect there are quite a few in the same boat.

I have what I thought (and seemed in IEM) to be excessive distortion on one of my patches, but listening to a crowd recorded video from sunday, you can barely tell there was any sort of distortion on it! Spent a while trying to get my pedal sorted out, especially the sample player. I need another one of those, the only existing one has flaws, and I can't find anything else. It sort of does the job for now, but I want something better. Also an octave up that is any good would be nice. There are a couple of nice delays in there - I am using one in one of my patches - boley delay or something? There is a tape delay that is good too. Oh and I put the detune on one of my patches, and that sounds really good (if you don't go crazy on the detune on it!)

It would be a good plan - I would have still have one if it came in a smaller box.

Series makes them louder - parallel is what you have already. Doesn't really make it sound like a P bass, it sounds like a louder jazz, but a bit different. Well, it won't sound like a P. Maybe it will sound better, depends on a lot of things.

Ah ok, now that sounds different, but it is nice to have as an option.

I loved the sound of the series on jazz https://www.bestbassgear.com/wiring-diagrams/jass_bass_sp.pdf Thats odd because with both volumes on a jazz full, that is exactly how it is wired.

Not something i have looked into yet, and probably won't that much, probably would be more use to a guitarist I would think to get their one true tone. I find with just the general building blocks I can have quite a bit of fun anyway, you can get some really crazy cool outlandish effects before you remember your band mates are just expecting you to play mustang sally

Those were my most usual problems, as I did swing and battering a bass with it. Also changing it from one bass to another. For me it seemed like something that would be better if you just had one bass, or one per backbeat so it could be constantly wired, connected and covered with something to prevent damage.

My use of it has gone from strength to strength - I now not only do all the synth things with it, I use it for samples too, or a sample at the moment, haven't got round to finding a way to do multiple samples well. I also worked out that as my 12 step is connected, that sends a program change to the dwarf so it now changes pedalboard when I change 12 step patch.* I noticed that at the last gig - would be good if it was the right pedalboard!

Digging this back up, I have an interest in getting a bongo done as a flip flop colour, so I asked someone local and for a complete head to toe flip flop of the coloured parts (not the fingerboard as above!) its £450. I was wondering if that would seem like a normal ballpark figure for these sort of things. Currently wondering if it is worth it for me!

nice they have actually put in and out on it now so you don't have to remember!

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I used to smoke and play at the same time back when I smoked a few decades ago, but yes, the smoke would get to the point of stinging your eyes, and as a guitarist at the time it would always need disposing of at the wrong times, so I tried to avoid it as much as possible!

See also sex on fire and many others

Back on ham hill after a month. A bit different this time. The last time we went was with our replacement guitarist who left and this time it is with our old guitarist that came back. Although the last one should have been better, he is a better guitarist, it was warmer etc, this one just seemed to be better, everything gelled, I played well, it sounded better so no idea. Maybe it was just after we heard he was leaving, so there was a bit of a worry. However the crowd seemed better, maybe last time was just too hot, there was a lot more dancing and engagement right from the start. Played the bongo - really like that bass, plays well, used the dwarf, again, works well, especially having the synths in the board too, all on the new HB rocketship pedalboard which is smaller than the previous one (wish I got the metal case now!), everything seems to be going well, noone complained about the sound at all. Shame that it was the last time I decided to record and video rather than this time. Still, got sent a few short crowd videos.

I generally do the under over twist, it seems to work best

75dB? I am sure the backbeat can break that on its own! my IEM is not connected to the backbeat

COmbination of A or D depending on how fast we leave. However, if I am not careful the singer will wrap them and he uses E - C then tie in its own knot

I must admit that I don't really use my back beat much any more - Maybe it would work if I had no backline at all, but generally I can hear stuff fine

No, this is from eBay - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/353236354640?var=622435691837 there are a lot of sellers selling the same thing and I am sure you can get it from other places too

Certainly a option, but as I am going to have to put a back on it anyway, I would need two grooves, and the 2040 stuff gets a bit expensive fast