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I've had the PF 800 for over a year I think - never had an issue as yet. Don't recall hearing about anything really.

New project I'm in is Drop A - one guitar with a dropped E. I tried my 4 string and changed the parts to higher notes but something just didn't seem to click. Bought a Dingwall ABZ5, dropped the B to an A and now everything sounds how it should in my head. Thankfully it's just AEADG so not much brain bending.

[quote name='tayste_2000' timestamp='1405525882' post='2502730'] Ableton on a laptop might be better for your needs. There will be a way to do it on the iPad I'm just not sure because I'm not doing that sorta thing [/quote] Yeah that's the current method. Oh well back to the drawing board

[quote name='tayste_2000' timestamp='1405523610' post='2502700'] My band uses this [url="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/backtrax/id345007170?mt=8"]https://itunes.apple...d345007170?mt=8[/url] I've not played around with it but I'd suggest you'd be best looking for something that ties into audiobus and then you can do multi routing, I'd suggest you look at something like the Steinberg UR44 as an interface and see what you can do with the multi IO My band uses multiple iOS devices, I[m on an iPad air, drummer runs backing tracks from an iPad 4 and drum triggers off a 4th gen ipod touch. He could certainly minimise his but it's nice to have redundancy. Jamup has a whammy in it, you'll need a midi controller still or an expression pedal plugged into a Blueboard Like a sequencer or just something sending a signal on Midi CC11 channel? I've had some luck with ther drum machines being able to chuck anything anywhere largly DM1 [/quote] Cheers for the reply I'll look at that app. Whammywise - it's really only for 1 part which lasts about 20 seconds. It's a physical whammy being controlled by the midi (apparenty cc11 is the channel it uses or something). Tbh we might just attempt to make the dubstep stuff in another way. It's a bit of a dark art this stuff haha

Righty - further to the above, i've done some digging and looks like I need an app that can transmit Midi CC11 messages? Does such app exist? Also bought audiobus and the multi routing stuff to play with

Hey guys - looking for some advise for this... I want to use my ipad mini retina for live stuff. Ideally replacing my entire board possibly... Problem is that my band use backing tracks for prerecorded synth tracks. Normally we use this splitter thingy into the 3.5mm which takes click and synth tracks. So using the basic music app works for that - however I want to use the ipad too for my stuff. Can you run apps together nowadays? And to make matters EVEN harder, we have one song with a midi controlled whammy. Is there any method yet we could use the ipad to do this? Can do the guitar/synth stuff on a laptop but we really want to get away from using it. possibly asking for a miracle haha. If it could do the whammy and backing tracks that might be enough.

I don't even know what this thread is about but I don't have a fender... Gawd - basschat, miss a day, miss alot!

[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1398705810' post='2436788'] nice board! having had a boss oc-3 for me the cog t-65 i have is a killer replacement. im also interested in adding a trem think im gonna try the boss trem first tho andy [/quote] Hah I'll sell you mine! Need it for a down payment on the cog version!

[attachment=161456:Davie_Wood_Pedalboard.jpg] New boards Just waiting on some daisy chains to power the thing! Possibly replacing the Trem and OC3 with a COG version

I'll get these photos the right way around too.... EDIT:- Um...They're the right way on my laptop. WHAT?! any ideas?

This arrived today! [attachment=161099:IMG_2109.JPG] [attachment=161100:IMG_2110.JPG] Wrapped with this... [attachment=161101:IMG_2108.JPG]

Sounds good man. PS checks the guns

[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1398033230' post='2429791'] my pedal is finally on its way to me! finally got paid so was able to pay the final payment! cant wait to get it in on to my board [url="http://www.cogeffects.co.uk/red-five.php"]http://www.cogeffect...uk/red-five.php[/url] andy [/quote] I saw this on fb. Looks excellent. My Grey Fuzz?! has been shipped. PS if anyone is wondering where the ?! comes from:- It's what snake says the first time he see's grey fox in Metal Gear Solid. There - casual nerd moment for the day complete!

[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1398163835' post='2431000'] I have got to 50 without ever saying the offending word out loud so I guess I'll cope. I also made sure my bass was made of Mahogany, American Walnut and Ebony before I bought it, just to avoid this particular issue. [/quote] Won't lie - this was part of the reason I went Ash and Maple! I can actually pronounce them! Unless someone will now say its Ahh (with a silent S) and Map-lay instead!

Grey fuzz?! Nearly done... Custom insane tremelo planned. Excited!

Hey guys, Just noticed that Tom's released a new pedal to his stock collection. http://www.cogeffects.co.uk/dual-knightfall.php Looks pretty awesome, I've not tried the knightfall yet but it's on my "to buy" list. Notice tons of folk seem to be buying two of them so guess this new model will keep those folks chuffed! Here's what Tom says:- [size=1][size=1]When you've got a pedal that does more than one thing really well, it'd be a shame not to have more than one of them on your board, wouldn't it? Well, now you can have two Knightfalls that take up a single space on your pedalboard. Excellent. [/size][/size] [size=1][size=1]The list of possiblities is pretty broad: Set one for warm cleanish tones and the other for your higher gain needs; set one as your OD and use the second to boost your signal either before or after your OD sound; have both set up as OD's and stack them. The list goes on. [/size][/size] [size=1][size=1]The control set sees the Bass switch moved inside the box for a broader range of options, and a 3-position diode selection switch added also. MOSFET clipping is selected as standard, with Silicon and LED also included. Custom diode selection is available, just get in touch![/size][/size] [size=1][size=1]Each [url="http://www.cogeffects.co.uk/knightfall.php"]Knightfall[/url] has its own internal Range trimpot, which sets the maximum and minimum levels of distortion available from the Gain knobs. Higher settings on the Range trimpots will limit the difference between different diode selection. [/size][/size] [size=1][size=1]Just the job for guitar and bass, and probably keyboards or kazoo too if you're feeling frisky. [/size][/size] [size=1][size=1][size=1]True bypass switching for both [url="http://www.cogeffects.co.uk/knightfall.php"]Knightfalls[/url] is handled by relay, allowing the use of a new switch with a nicer action than our older 3PDT switches. More "click" than "clunk", and your audio signal will not touch the footswitch at any point. All jacks are north-mounted to provide a footprint only slightly wider than a standard [url="http://www.cogeffects.co.uk/knightfall.php"]Knightfall[/url] once the jacks are inserted.[/size][/size][/size] [size=1][size="2"][b]* Gain, Range, Bass, and Diode Selection interact to provide a huge range of overdrive and distortion sounds for both guitar and bass[/b][/size][/size] [size=1][size="2"][b]* 2.1mm Boss-style 9v DC input (power supply not included)[/b][/size][/size] [size=1][size="2"][b]* North-mounted jacks to reduce pedalboard footprint[/b][/size][/size] [size=1][size="2"][b][size="2"][b]* Relay True Bypass Switching[/b][/size][/b][/size][/size] [size=1][size="2"][b][size="2"][b]* Die-cast Aluminium box[/b][/size][/b][/size][/size] WANT!

I'm discussing a really insane idea as we speak

I'll see if I can test the two out. My guitarist has the V.