originalfunkbrother

Hi guys and girls,

I have an issue that is driving me mad. I use a pedal board comprising of tuner, octabass, chorus and DI powered by the Diago Micropower9. When I play this through an active amp at home, it sound good. No hum, buzz nor hiss. But when I take it to church and play it through the MarkBass amp, I get considerable levels of hum. I'm at my wits end because I don't know where it's coming from. Could it be the amp? Unlikely because when I plug the bass direct, there's no noise. Could it be the XLR output on the DI?
Anyone with a clue?

Many thanks
Greg

I'm not sure what size they are. I will have to check.

Do you know if they fit on a Yamaha TRBF5?

Pictures?

I have a question for the Pro Tools gurus. I have a recording I mixed down to 2 tracks and then faded it out at the 4 minute mark. I then bounced to it to track but when I played back it stopped abruptly at the same point where the fade out ends. Question is shouldn't the fade out have taken place or does the bounce to track override the fade out? One more question, it it common for the Clips List not to recognise a track after selection? The same track that I mixed down, when I select it, it doesn't automatically select the corresponding track in the Clips List. Apologies for the 100 questions....

I seem to have got it working somehow. I have a free upgrade to PT10, will I be eligible for another upgrade to 11?

Hi,

I got Pro Tools 9 last year and loaded it onto my MacAir. It's working fine on there. I've gone and gotten an iMac and when I try to load PT9, it comes up saying 'this version of Pro Tools will not work with this version of Mac.' I have since noticed that there's an upgrade on PT9 (PT 9.0.6) but even when I update it to that, I keep getting the same error message. I've tried over the last 3 days and its fair to say I need some help.

Thanks.

Not a payer?

Okay, thanks for the feedback guys. I am looking into the Diago Powerstation.

Hi folks,

I'm new to the domain of effects pedals and I am planning on investing in a pedal board. Question i have is: can I run the individual pedals on rechargeable batteries or is the pedal power peg a good investment?

Thanks,

Guys,

Maybe the wrong forum to post this but how do I repair the tone knobs on a Yamaha TRB? The bass tone knob keeps falling off...

Thanks.

Hi jon,

The problem seems to have been in the Playback Engine, I went in there and changed some settings, its working now. Cheers mate!

Yo!
Thanks mate!

Hi guys,

Me again. I have connected my Mac to an interface and that to KRKs. For some reason I am not getting any audio from the Mac. But when I connect a line in it works. Where am I missing it? Please assist.

Thanks guys! We are up and running now!

Pierre,

Have you got any more pics?

Greg

Oh okay, did it work after that? Had you done anything different from the first time round?

Any pro tools experts on here? I'm trying to install the software and the hardware discs onto the laptop but whilst the software seems to be working, I'm getting a message concerning the hardware that says 'hardware not connected' even though the audio interface is.
Please help. It's been driving me nuts since last night!

Hi,

If anyone knows a church in and around London looking for a bass player for their church or choir, I am available. Just drop me a PM and we can work something out, Not too fussed about what kind of music be it pop rock, Hillsong or any American flavoured styles.

Thanks!

Hello...

Thanks for the suggestions guys....much appreciated.

Winterfire, I've checked out the Shure SM7B, looks impressive, thanks mate. Yes, mainly for vocal and spoken word use.

Hi guys,

Just wanted opinions on which mics work for you in your home studio set-up.

Cheers,

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Makes it sound as if you dumped it on the motorway and it's finding its own way home!
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It actually happened on the M4 on my way back from Bristol.

I hardly play rock but I had a pretty impressive 'fro that I got rid of last year. Its on its way back.