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Issue 80 july 2012, page 56
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Anyone tried one type bump?
Review in this months issue of BGM. -
Is it the EXB or did you mean EXP? I presume EXB
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Fine here so far......
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Man your a star.....Many thanks. That was driving me nutzzzz
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There was a rock song, with a bass tone that sounded real cool on the BBC's F1 coverage of Monaco....Never heard it before, and I'd like to have a listen to the whole track. I've no idea who it was, so I can you help? Oh and [b]not[/b] 'The Chain'....The song I am trying to trace was during the build up on Sunday before the Race start.
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[quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1336039636' post='1639769']
Mine arrived this morning. Good to know they're still delivering as promised
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Anyone got their new copy for this month yet? Seems to be behind, probably due to the changeover?
UPDATE:
Just been told by the new pulishers that the magazine goes to press today and posted out next week. Subscribers should see the next issue within the next 10 days. -
Don't know what you've done but it is now fixed, and working as it should be. THANKS !
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Looks like they will continue: http://www.mikedolbear.com/story.asp?StoryID=3092
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[quote name='louisthebass' timestamp='1328689889' post='1531073']
This book's very good:
[url="http://www.basslinepublishing.com/the-bass-player-s-guide-to-scales-and-modes.html"]http://www.basslinep...-and-modes.html[/url]
I bought this last year - I'm still working through it & it's probably the best bass book I've bought in years that covers this type of subject. Thoroughly recommended
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Another vote for this book by Stuart. Makes you think about lines and scales from a different perspective. Well worth the money. -
Yeah I guess, but I think it's you who'd not put up with me...Bass 24 / 7 and all
I'd love to try it, I'll PM you my address. Thanks -
[b]dave.c[/b] now that's a tempting offer, thanks, but I am a long way from you...Unless your throwing in a weeks B and B too I'll have to pass Maybe next time I'm over London way I'll give you a shout. Thanks again.
[b]BassBod[/b] Yeah i understand that, I just want to see what a wahwah can offer, it is a 'filter', and it's a very cheap ( erm borrowed from our guitarist ) way to dip a toe in the water. -
Zappa too, hmm maybe there is something in it.
Still need to get hold of our guitarist old crybaby. Poor substitute for an Alembic bass or an ACG circuit, but it will do to give me an idea of the possibilities. -
Thanks for the info. I've just had a listen to some of the audio in a couple of theads we have here, and yeah the ACG cuircuits are very like the sweep on a wah-wah pedal. So I presume that the ACG is very similar to the Alembic filters?
Makes me wonder if Stanley Clarke used his EBS wah as a wah or an extra filter. Can't say I've ever heard his play wah-wah bass, but maybe someone knows different.
Next stop is the guitarists gig bag. I want to have a wee play with his wah-wah :cough:
I used to know a guitarist that use a VOX wahwah left turned on, but never steped on to use in a wah motion. He swore, used that way, he could get a Hendrix style strat sound from a Les paul, but that's guitarists for you -
Guys i have had no luck in searching so far....And $$$'s are short, so an Alembic is out of the question....Well so 'she' tells me
Can anyone post a sound clip or two of what these Alembic filter sound like on and in off position?
I have read the pages on the Alembic site about what they do, but I'm having a hard time getting my head round how they will affect the sound.
Thanks for anything anyone can offer in response ( maybe an Alembic? ) -
My second deal with this guy, and same as last time...Exactly as described and very fast delivery. Thanks again !
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#4 with a pick. Nice track
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I found glue the loops together then edit works too
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Thanks Mornats that info is useful to me too
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No worries, pleased it worked
I think I'll post at toontrack and REAPER forums on this matter. -
[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1327765634' post='1516485']
Thanks mate. It adds a MIDI event to every repeated loop Maybe there is an option to turn off 'Add to each repeat' or something, but I can't find anything to that effect.
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Hmm strange. I just tried it, I added a loop and then extended it over several more bars, it does indeed add to all. But if I add to the end bar it doesn't. Odd ! Must be a preferences thing...
Only option, without reading up that I can think of, is to add a loop twice. Once for the one you want a crash, and a second time to stretch over several bars. I'll have more of a play when I have time and check for some reason for this behaviour. -
A double click on the MIDI event and then a double click where you want the cymbal crash works for me
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.........and a B5 ?
Stanley Clarke remasters etc
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Nice, I still have some of these on cassette