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love it, something different.

Didn't we have a thread on how playing music live should be visual for the audience?

I've played a couple of these and think they are great IMHO. I'm reasonably happy bass-wise at the moment, or I'd be all over this.

yep bass is panned right and guitar is panned left. It seemed to help with hearing both more clearly. I think..... maybe

anyway, thanks for having a listen

Evening all,

Attached (hopefully) is an MP3 of my first attempt at writing a song alone then recording all the parts (apart from the lead guitar part). Recorded at home using an M-audio alpha and Cubase. Quite proud that I managed to record anything at all.

Let me know what you think, all helpful criticism welcome particularly on recording technique.

Rob

sounds great, good luck with it.

Hi KiYap,

sorry I don't have answers to any of your questions but welcome anyway!

Rob

I like schecter basses (IMHO). I've played a few and have a Diamond series C-4 (came stock with EMZ HZ pickups) at the moment as one of my main basses. Fit and finish on all the Schecters I've played have been good. Comfortable to play and balance really well (longish top horn and off centre tail pin).

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='795510' date='Apr 4 2010, 09:45 AM']Incredible

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love these guys.

Raconteurs - Broken Boy Soldiers for me at the minute

er.... hi

Went to see a band called Kong (myspace.com/kongdom). Had a very distinctive look of all red with wierd doll/plastic surgery latex masks. pretty cool noise band. Not sure how this contributes to the discussion but they had changed into civvies once they came to the bar for a drink.

For me it was pretty much all of RATM's first album, particularly Know your enemy. I'm still hugely influenced by Timmy C's bass playing and sounds.

Hi Andy,

yeah they're both cool songs. I like them a lot. Let us know when the finished mixes are done?

Rob

cool, great tone, great playing

Thanks for posting

[quote name='Lorne' post='680366' date='Dec 10 2009, 03:44 PM']Does it matter what he's wearing?

He's definately very talented,and unless you intend to date him,or he's wearing YOUR dress,it shouldn't really matter what he's wearing [/quote]

I think that is my dress, lost it in Japan a few years back. Glad its gone to a good home.

Aw, I was playing one of these a little while ago in a shop. Great bass but couldn't afford it then, still can't afford it.

Good luck with the sale.

Rob

Hiya

[quote name='deathpanda' post='723154' date='Jan 24 2010, 02:45 PM']Another amazing groove, which I'm sure a lot of you have already seen:

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love it

listening to it all right now, very cool feel. Great stuff

wow, nice stuff. Very impressive, great sounds

banter? you've come to the right place.

Rob

welcome,

yep, you're right, very friendly, well informed (well some of them/us) group of people.

loads of advice and experience at your fingertips.

Rob

welcome,

always good to have drummers' opinions on stuff.

Rob

[quote name='jim_bass' post='678563' date='Dec 8 2009, 10:21 PM']Then conversations about hard you play the strings - do you pluck her hard or tickle her strings - would be very amusing (or immature and childish depending on how you look at things)[/quote]

here's my vote for amusing

aw yeah loving that! greatness

[quote name='hillbilly deluxe' post='661586' date='Nov 22 2009, 10:06 AM']EB3,hand carved by Joe Walsh's dad +50's P.[/quote]

ooo that's pretty, I like that a lot