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    Or you could just disable it (or just have it control headphones, which wont matter if it gets knocked). This is how i used to have mine set up. That way I always had a consistent level coming out of the main outs.
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    ‘’How much to post?……’’ 😏
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    Covid is also having an impact of deliveries. Ive had deliveries from within the UK take over a week as well. Just had a pair of cables arrive from G4M, which shipped from their central warehouse in Europe. Ordered on Thursday morning.
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    I tried the George L system, and before that the Planet Waves version for a while, as i too hate slack and waste, but in the end it was working out too expensive, and i really didnt like the jacks. Even though they are well made i still found them a bit deeper than i wanted.
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    I was using these for a couple of years on my pedalboard. Never had any issues. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B016M2RV2E/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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    New Pedals!

    dave_bass5 replied to stewblack's topic in Effects

    Yeah. I find a bit of dirt goes a long way to getting the tone to have more presence in a mix, without sounding dirty. Its the secret to a good clean tone lol.
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    New Pedals!

    dave_bass5 replied to stewblack's topic in Effects

    I first got in to envelopes with my first Zoom (B3). Even better was the ability to add just a hint of drive in front to really bring them alive.
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    Cheers Russ. She doesnt use any effects so its all good. We tested out using my old guitar version first at rehearsals and she loved how simple it was compared to her old G4M system. She got the Xvive 4 system and we tested it out at home. Sounds really solid and noticeably clearer and more detailed than the old UHF system.
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    Ive always made a point of programming on the boxes themselves if at all possible. Getting to know the box well means you spend less time tying to remember how to change something and can just get on with it, and playing. The best place to make these adjustments are with a band playing. Its all very well having 1000 fantastic patches at home, but if they don’t work with the band (and you want them to), then being able to make adjustments on the fly very quickly not only looks more professional, it means your band mates are standing around waiting etc. Thats my philosophy anyway, based on doing all the above.
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    I recently did a collaboration recording with some mates and we chose Heart’s Alone. Always loved that song, but only then did I find out its a cover, original version was by iTen.
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    Which DAW?

    dave_bass5 replied to PatrickJ's topic in Recording

    I absolutely LOVE Cubase Pro, i cant get enough of it lol. If there is something it cant do ive not found it yet (thats not really saying much though). Only problem with the demo is you have to have a dongle for the pro version. Occasionally i use Elements if I’m too lazy to use the second, Cubase only install of Windows 10 as its on a dual boot system. Even that it amazing though. I think with Cubase its not obvious why its so good. On paper I’m sure most other pro DAW’s can do a lot of what CB can do, but its how it’s implemented that makes it so easy to use.
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    …then sell it on here within a week as ‘the best ive owned, but i just don’t have a use for it…..’ 😂
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    Dancing in the Moonlight (Toploader) and Bye Bye baby by the Bay City Rollers are two that come to mind.
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    I ordered a keyboard stand from them last Monday, it was in stock in thier warehouse in Europe. It was £20 cheaper than anywhere else. It arrived 9.30 Thursday morning. Cant fault that.
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    They are and thats not a bad price if it goes for that.
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    I really liked the clear ‘colour’ when i had a few i was trying out, but as i tend to wear a black suit jacket, and maybe a dark coloured shirt, I went for black, more so for when i have them hanging around my neck etc. I thought they would be less noticeable from a distance.
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    I also think a lot of us try and get a tone that we hear on a recording. Its not always clear what the original tone is like once it’s mixed in. Could have a lot more dirt on it than seems apparent. When we are sitting at home tweaking, everything is going to be so obvious and stand out, but this might actually work better with a band or in a mix. I used a couple of the stock presets at a rehearsal once as i was showing my guitarist what the Stomp could do, and i was surprised i didn't hate them as much as when I had tried them sitting at home.
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    At most of our gigs we used one of these 😁
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    Makes me laugh. As with punk, indie bands want to be different, only they all do different the same way 😂
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    Photos are promised.
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    Haha, yeah, they suit him and his bass, but i bet even he tweaks them depending on the situation. I cant imagine any ‘wow’ ones that are worth paying for, or in fact any crap ones either. I cant see the point in buying something tailored to someone else’s playing. If it was that easy we wouldnt hate on the stock ones as much. Getting ideas on how to use the blocks to get what you want is a good idea if you get stuck, but I’d never pay any one when there is so much free info on line. Obviously thats just me though.
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    Yeah, i was the same. Although the guy knows what he is doing, i never heard anything that made me go ‘wow’. Some half decent starting blocks I suppose but i always felt he was hyped up a bit too much.
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    I use it purely to hear myself about the others, so i can tell when I’m playing the wrong notes etc. I’m not looking for a mix of any kind, not yet. I guess I’m just using a glorified headphone set up rather than tradition IEM’s but whatever its called, its a mode a huge difference to my playing. We have no FOH person, its all done which a mixer on stage and hopefully it sounds good in the room….when we get to gig in a room of course.
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    Good to know as my singer just ordered hers this afternoon.
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    I had looked at the ZSN’s as I thought the fit might be a bit better for my ears. As much as I’m getting on ok with my IEM, i find i can only use one ear, otherwise i get worried about the level coming out of the PA. As with most rehearsals we have the PA facing us, so its easy to gauge the volume. Being isolated from it makes it very difficult to do this. I know it will get better, but for now its one ear for IEM, the other on the PA. Thinking about getting the Xvive IEM system. My singer is going to get one as she has been using my Xvive guitar system with a P2 and her ZS10’s. Ive just put my DBR12 powered speaker up for sale. Cant see me needing a floor monitor now.
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