Woodinblack
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Fair enough - seem to makes sense, shame to not see your headless conversion, but if you find the weight too much it probably won't get too much better, and the fancy dark labella strings are pretty expensive where you can find them. Been interesting though, I don't have a problem with the electronics or the overall weight, but the headstock heaviness is a bit of an issue and it got me thinking that I should do something about it, as it is a fun bass to gig.
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Although I have forscore, which I use for piano sheet music (and it is great for it), I can't think how I would use it live, what do people do with that?
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What is the difference between burning in and 'using them to listen to music' -
Midipulator? Midress? Miditrixer? Midi-Eval? Midi-Evalist? Start running out of words you can put midi in front of that other people haven't used quickly! Effector? Effect-Ive
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The public peace one - ETS I think.
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The Midiator
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I reckon it is doable
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One of these two I guess..
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Think you are just getting confused with a wordle answer or something!
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I doubt it - but maybe he started with 1 and then added the other one later. Has the advantage that you are always going to have a pickup if one battery dies!
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We probably have about that, if you consider the seasonal and special ones,. but I mean even in a gig, we have a baseline of 30 songs on the setlist for one gig.
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Wow - dream of 15-20 songs in a setlist!
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Never had one go wrong. Have lost paper. Wouldn't use paper now. I am sure the OP is very interested on everyones paper and biro choices here, but they were actually asking about what software people use I thought? I actually have a couple of groups song collections on songbook and then sublists of which group has those songs (there were some crossovers) and then setlists for current and previous gigs. It is also handy to see what setlists we were using at specific gigs (I record them anyway).
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I am playing in a working mens club in Stoke Sub Hamdon. I know, sounds small but I am sure it is going to be packed and looking forward to it. It is our last gig with our current guitarist (again - we did this before but now we have a new guitarist), and should be good fun. Reminds me, i need to put an advert up! Beats watching Jools on the telly!
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I am the same here, if something failed like that the first time I used it, I am never going to feel comfortable with it again, so there is no point having it. I can just about cope with something failing if it has previously given very good service if it just does it once (my xvive for instance)
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The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
Woodinblack replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
TBH for me, the P bass pickup seems wrong in the mustang, its too big and dominating. So I guess the PJ is wrong as both of the pickups are too big. if the j had rounded ends like the mustang pickup it would probably work -
I use songbook pro, I have used other things in the past (setlist maker etc), but ended on that as a simple and easy to use thing.
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And too wide for me
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Hipshot ultralights here too. A large number of my basses have the Gotoh lightweight tuners, but one of them I replaced with ultralights as I needed the very slight reduction in weight.
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Fair enough, that just what it says on their website. Well, flight cases anyway.
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Aren't they literally a company that started just making wooden boxes?
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I used to have a DX21 back in the day and loved the thing. Once you get used to the idea it isn't that bad to program, and the DX is easier as you now have different waveforms, which saves you an oscillator or two (which is handy as it has 4).
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Sanity Check - 4 to 5 string conversion
Woodinblack replied to SamIAm's topic in Repairs and Technical
Hipshot used to make a 4 to 5 string conversion, which that was. I have one upstairs I haven't used that I was going to use on a P bass, but I sold the P bass instead! -
he was, one battery per pickup so each had its own power with a common ground
