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MacDaddy

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  1. A new amp is on the cards so letting this go. I've had it since new and fitted a tonepro adjustable bridge.
  2. i saw Bruce about 20 years ago when he was with the Stiffs. Awesome.
  3. lots. Haven't got any scales so can't be accurate. It's a one hand lift but only for short distances. Very short.
  4. [quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1396457293' post='2413928'] To me, if a bass buzzes or rattles, it needs a better setup or better player technique. [/quote] this. my set up is ultra low, but no fret buzz, even on my basses without a ramp. i dig in too on occasion.
  5. [quote name='afterimage' timestamp='1396293272' post='2412008'] There is a review. In this month's bass mag [/quote] cheers will check it out. still want to hear from someone who has one, or played through one.
  6. No thread yet for the Peavey Vypyr II VIP's? "The world's first amp that contains Bass guitar, Acoustic guitar and Electric guitar amplifier models." Anyone tried one yet? As I play guitar too, the 100w VIP 3 could save me space and hassle - if it's any good and loud enough for decent size gigs in bass mode. http://peavey.com/products/index.cfm/item/1192/118347/Vypyr&reg%3B&nbsp%3BVIP&nbsp%3B3
  7. Marshall footswitch I've had from new - about 20 years ago. It still does the job with a 2 channel amp, and I'll throw in the lead I've been using. Generous me ;-) I could post it at your expense, but not sure how much this would be.
  8. I've had this since new, sometime back in the 90's. I still gig with it - it's loud! Marshall foot switch included for an extra £9.99 Collection from SW15.
  9. well you can tell by the lack of posting that I'm not exactly desperate to sell this. So before my subscription expires here's a bump with more pics.
  10. So following the given advice, and then using my ears, what I've come up with so far is shown on the attached.
  11. so at the moment its between Reaper and Presonus Studio One free.
  12. About bloody time! & love Coronado.
  13. mine was £7 from Ikea. Tiny wheels and noisy when dragging it on a pavement or road, but has done the job for the past 2 years. Can handle up tp 30kg. Now £9 Kindle isn't letting me post the link, google 'Frakta Trolley Ikea'.
  14. i remember the days of 'here's 3 chords, now form a band' so as others have said just do it
  15. cant believe this hasn't sold yet. i love this bass and only lack of funds and space are stopping me buying!
  16. [quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1393427808' post='2380168'] "It is a criminal offence to keep or pass on a note you know to be counterfeit. If you think a note looks dodgy you should hand it to the police." [url="http://www.theguardian.com/money/2013/oct/19/how-spot-fake-banknote"]http://www.theguardi...t-fake-banknote[/url] [/quote] My understanding is that in legalise, a fake is something that is passed off as been a genuine article. As we will have a label saying 'fake' we are not claiming it to be a genuine note, therefore paradoxically it ceases to be a fake. Schrodinger' s £50? ;-)
  17. [quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1392913500' post='2374128'] I'm not sure that I understand this sentence. Would you care to clarify, please..? Yes, put it down to old age on my part, no problem... [/quote] Some DAWs can only use vst effects, and not vst instruments. So despite saying they are vst compatible, they can only use vst compressors/distortions etc, and not vst drum machines/synths etc.
  18. So some DAWs that say they can use VST plugins is a bit misleading, as they can only use vst effects but not vst instruments - like drum machines.
  19. [quote name='MacDaddy' timestamp='1392816117' post='2373018'] ta! downloading it now. [/quote] Mdrummer isn't what I'm after so next I'm gonna try GTG DPC 3. DrumSampler.
  20. [quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1392774770' post='2372676'] I can't guarantee it being the 'easiest to use' (although it's not hard; even I manage..!), but I would recommend 'MDrummer Small', which can be found here... [url="http://www.meldaproduction.com/plugins/product.php?id=MDrummer+Small"]MDrummer Small...[/url] BDF Eco is good, too, although limited only to sticks, for instance... [url="http://www.fxpansion.com/index.php?page=103&tab=276"]BDF Eco...[/url] Have a look around in here, too... [url="http://www.vst4free.com/index.php?plug-ins=Drumkits"]VST 4 Free, Drums...[/url] ... and try a few out. There's many different approaches to drum tracks, and the solutions vary. Do you want 'real' drum sounds (samples, WAVs...) or synthetic (nowt wrong with that; there are many excellent-sounding synths...). Do you want to program all the hits, or paste loops together, or generate whole drum tracks automatically..? Will you only want a basic 4/4, or are varying tempos required..? I can't answer all that for you, so have a scout around and plump for a couple to play with, and come back with more questions. Hope this helps... [/quote] ta! downloading it now.
  21. Right, so which is the easiest to use free vst drums? Lol
  22. I've had a look at a lot of them, and have downloaded Kristal Audio Engine. At the moment it looks like controls for the Enterprise, so I've a lot of reading to do before I actually try and use it!
  23. damn that's tight! \m/ \m/
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