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I’ve got one. It’s great! Really really synthy sounds to be had from it. But CAVEAT EMPTOR - do a quick search and you’ll find there are some issues with build time / products arriving etc. I got my Octave Generator 2nd hand so all good but had all sorts of issues when ordering pedals from new. And I’m not the only one. I don’t think this is libellous if I’ve actually experienced it in person? I hope not. *gulp*
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Bought Kev's Limelight - great comms, super easy transaction and all as should be. Top marks for Kev - another 'good guy' on this forum!
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I've just completed another bass part ex / sale with Martin from Wales - we had lots of communication both ways throughout the process and have been exchanging a few texts since about the basses we swapped. And it got me thinking as I was writing his feedback and looking at the three pages of feedback I've got....basically (bar one specific example - exception that proves the rule?!) I've had nothing but overwhelmingly positive experiences ( a LOT of them!) with people I've never met. Often involving quite a lot of money / expensive instruments and therefore trust of this unknown person. It's a great community of people who really do give bass players an excellent name. I'm sure other forums for different instruments may be the same (I'm not on any so can't really comment) but this really is a lovely group of people on here and I"m chuffed to call myself a bass player knowing that there's a lot of lovely people out there who also call themselves bassplayers! All good!
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Reading through all the feedback on this thread I can only agree and add my 0.2p worth. Great comms throughout, easy to get in touch with, we spoke on the phone to talk through Interparcel / getting the bass picked up and Martin did everything as he said he would. Bass turned up, as described (if not better), well packaged and set up. Very happy with the whole transaction. Somebody else mentioned that Martin is 'one of the good guys that make this place tick'. HERE HERE - fully agree. ANOTHER great bass player / person I've had the pleasure to interact with on this site. Enjoy the bass!
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SOLD Limelight Sonic Blue P bass + hardcase
dodge_bass replied to Kevsy71's topic in Basses For Sale
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Lakland 44-60 Vintage J FS/FT - Part ex for 70s P Bass?
dodge_bass replied to Martin_D's topic in Basses For Sale
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@Quatschmacher Sorry - not been near my desktop - will fire over rhis afternoon will check that album too / thanks!
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Yup - for me mixing it in with an 8ve -1 signal is a total game changer - moves you into a whole new world of synth bass sounds Yes those tunes would all be great for this type of sound / effect!
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@Al Krow you could try using 8ve & bitcrusher for playing superstition for example? That sounds pretty good - it’s not quite the sound but it’s not bad and puts the bass firmly into synth / moog territory? What kind of material are you playing?
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Thanks - lovely comments. Yes the lofi machine is cheap (and a little noisy) but once it’s in the mix, with 8ve thrown in it just kind of adds to the overall synthy vibe I’ve got the Malekko bitcrusher as well but at nearly £200 the Lofi machine does a similar job at a lot cheaper price!!
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Here are two tracks from the Slowlight Quartet (as was). You can probably hear similarities to that 2nd track (dinosaur) it’s just going a bit more electronic....
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Hey, Yes I always use the compressor at the end to iron out any spikes / excessive peaks you get from using synth / envelope pedals. I generally use flats and have spent a lot of time working on an even RH technique that along with the natural compression / flattening effect from flats means I don’t need much compression for normal finger style playing. In terms of with / without - well the second track (dinosaur) is simply OC2 without the bit crusher so there’s your answer! Ive got the v1 T16 - pretty disappointed with it due to the volume drop but am saving up for a T47 as that will do the job I reckon and then I don’t need to use a boost pedal with the OC2 (which also looses some volume with just the -1 8ve soloed).
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Thanks - yeah I love how it changes the attach and roundness of the sound & forces me to think like a keys player playing bass! Well these two tracks are actually two separate projects! One is a live project with a singer called Beth Macari (just joined about a month ago). the second is a project that came from a jazz quartet I led for a while - we now live in the UK / Finland / Montenegro so the three of us collaborate at distance....
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Drop me a PM with your email and I'll send it over now!