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Help Needed Please! How do I find a good "local" promoter?
krispn replied to thebrig's topic in General Discussion
Go speak to the bar managers directly. Find out what the gig rates are and if they're happy to deal directly with you. I know in Edinburgh we've always worked through the bar managers. Some venues may have a booker and you can work with them if that's thd case. Go ask! Always the best option! -
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cheers Tuco!
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The gig's keep coming! This Friday we play the Newborn Session in Glasgow for the first time and we're terribly excited to do so! If you're kicking about swing by and say Hi and check us out! We also have a new single out which you can get for free. Why not pop over and have a look here: [url="http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUPpgBYzlPHOaVm2aheJwiw"]http://www.youtube.c...lPHOaVm2aheJwiw[/url] And if you're so inclined like us here: [url="https://www.facebook.com/tituspullomusic?ref=hl"]https://www.facebook...llomusic?ref=hl[/url] See you up the front eh! G
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Hey folks, My wee band have just released a new music video. Please pop over and have a look here: [url="http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUPpgBYzlPHOaVm2aheJwiw"]http://www.youtube.c...lPHOaVm2aheJwiw[/url] And if you're suitable taken like us here: [url="https://www.facebook.com/tituspullomusic?ref=hl"]https://www.facebook...llomusic?ref=hl[/url] We're trying to get 1000 views before a gig tomorrow night as a bet we made with our buddy who's band also put a video up ahead of the same gig Mod's if I've crossed a line please move delete accordingly. G
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Hey folks My band are just about to get the new album 'pressed' or burnt to CD to give it it's correct title and we're about to start down the road of getting some merch etc Anyone like to share their experience of some good companies to work with and generally point us in the right direction before trawling the internet for CD burning services band tee-shirts badges etc etc? Now I'm away to trawl the internet
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Titus Pullo re gear8ng up for a single/video launch so to warm up we're gonna get back on the road! Here the next few gigs: Titus Pullo will be supporting Matt Norris and the Moon @ The Wee Red Bar, Edinburgh Friday 30th August. Doors 7pm. In support of our very talented buddies The Deep Red Sky, Titus pullo will share the bill with Al Shields and Blind Dog @ Edinburgh's Voodoo Rooms, Thursday 12th September. Doors 7pm. ...and finally Titus Pullo will be playing the 'Newborn Session' on September 21st @ Roxy 171, Glasgow. Other acts TBC but it should be a cracker in this great wee venue!
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Bumping this with price drop to 140 pounds!
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Cog Effects are brilliant and any of you pedal heads should have one. It's as simple as that! I'm considering having the Tarkin worked into a custom build Tom @Cog did for me. GLWTS
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For your consideration and FOR SALE only please The short-lived collaboration produced by Markbass in Italy for Musicman is essentially a Markbass TA503 only the HD500 looks way better . It's a punchy amp that is becoming a bit of a rarity. I've read people comparing it to a beefed-up old school Bassman-type sound with more headroom, which it pretty accurate but certainly not the limit of it's tonal flexibility. There is a 12au7 valve in the front end to warm the sound up and give that little bit of grit which sounds great when diggin' in especially with a pick! I've tried 12AX7's but the pre is designed for the AU7 and the drive sounds more musical with it. This price will include next day shipping in the UK. The head features speakons, effect loop, ground lift etc and the usual round the back. On the front panel: -DI level control with pre/post switch, -mute function -built in limiter with selectable release time, -twin channels with 4 band eq which when centred are: Bass 100Hz, Lo-Mid 400Hz, High-Mid 1.25KHz, High 12.5KHz (I think!) -VLF control to emulate vintage cabs with on off switch The EQ is straight forward and has many really useable tones and the bonus of twin channels means you can simply flip a switch to mix it up on the fly when gigging. These are seriously versatile heads and with the twin eq can be set up for two different instruments or different tones for different songs (how I use it). I recently picked up a new to me head and this is now my back up plus I'm gigging much less these days. - 500 watts @ 4 ohms - 300, maybe, 350 @ 8 ohms - Separate Inputs for Active or Passive Instruments - parallel and series fx loop - keeps the bottom end intact for both time based and drive effects dirt sounds great via the loop! - Tri-Color Signal Indicator - Vacuum Tube input stage - 2 independent Switchable 4-Band EQ Channels - Tuner Out with Mute Function, Effects Loop - Adjustable XLR Balanced Direct Send - Exclusive Loudspeaker Variable Response Control - Adjustable Limiter - Footswitchable EQ Channel Selection, EQ Bypass, +6dB Gain Boost, and Mute I do not have the foot switch but the limiter is engaged and not intrusive whatsoever - works like an amp protector! The mute can be controlled from the front via a switch as is the VLF - Speakon and 1/4" Speaker Output Jacks - 2 Space Rack Mountable - Dimensions: 19"W x 3 1/2"H x 11 3/4"D. - Weight: 24lbs
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Dries PM responded to thanks.
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For those who have requested sound clips they are now available upon request - they aren't studio quality but they give an idea of how the mid and tweeter controls work.
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Bumping this as it staring at me asking why I haven't used it in so long!
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For anyone who's been in touch requiring additional pic's PM me your email and I'll bounce them over to you. Cheers G
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My band play a one particular bar in Edinburgh which fortunately for the owners (who have a handful of bars) get a big crowd anyway by virture of their location. They have live music 7 nights a week and for August and the fringe festival have 2 bands per night over the weekend as well as on big sporting days. They know that they will be getting the business anyway. The managers view is that people who dance get thirsty so keep the songs coming lads! The bar is so profitable they sold other properties to concentrate money on a rebuild a few yrs ago following a fire in an adjacent building. I've seen them take between £19,000- £25,000 on a very busy 6 Nation's Saturday (especially if it's a St.Patrick's Day weekend with a Scotland home game at Murrayfield. I guess paying out £240 for a band or £440 for two bands over the evening is absoulte peanuts! and that is Feb/March months before the Edinburgh festival crowds decend on town!
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Sweet pedal and that RAT clone/variant looks interesting. Sound clips if you can fella
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PM'd Been really busy so apologies for the late reply bump
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Bump for this lovely cab - gigged and jammed with it this week and it just delivers night after night! At this rate I may just gonna hang on to it - doesnt take up much room and a great cab for the smaller gigs.
