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  1. rwillett
    The software is very very irritating. IK multimedia have made it very difficult to do anything at all. It's difficult to remember a piece of software so cumbersome to use. Then I think about the England RUFC and their Game Management System software and think I'm blessed with Tonex 😊
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    That's one way I use it. I'm also trying to work out how to use midi to totally control it so I can switch both units from a single foot switch. I haven't got a band to play with (sob) so it's for my personal interest. I'm back from London end of week so will try and show what I'm doing if anybody has the slightest interest
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    Not as far as i can remember. I have the three button version and there are loads of presets. I've just set up the first six slots for my Telecaster and the second six slots for my bass. I didn't download much from memory and having the three switch version for some 'boutique' sounds that I suspect I'll never use. I've hooked it up to Mac and Windows and whilst the interface is a pain when all want to use is the pedal, it appears that I have to have Amplitube as the authentication for Tonex. I did not have the feedback issue you had. The software has a poor interface but it does work at least for me. I think you should have all the hundreds of presets I have, that's my understanding. You should also have lots of downloads as you've brought the hardware. The free version of Tonex has a restriction of 20 downloads from memory (that's ever!). I'm away tonight so can't check anything out. However I can say that I do like the Tonex. I use the software to set it up and then ignore the laptop. I have no idea if it's accurate but it sounds great to me plugged into a Yamaha hs7 monitor. I've never played a 57 Bassman wish I could.
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    No, the manual is crap, it wasn't you.
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    That's if they would even deign to speak to you... I had a Parisian girlfriend for a while, she would often never speak to me or acknowledge me, mmm.... now that I think about it, I wonder if it was me....
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    My therapy costs have just gone up..
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    Given the eye watering cost of my therapist, we are going to need a proper fund raiser. If only we knew someone who was familiar with the process....🤔 Rob
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    I actually dreamt about Brucie last night. I have now started therapy... Can I bill @Clarky for these costs?
  9. rwillett
    Wow!
  10. rwillett
    Was that Carol Vorderman? I knew her husband. He worked at PwC.
  11. rwillett
    Might cause me nightmares to be honest. Given the number of them, I suspect a fair few of us will need help.
  12. rwillett
    Well done everybody. A great effort.
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    Damm, not it doesn't.
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    And does this reply move us to 32 pages?
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    Well this is 'bass' chat... ... I'll get my coat
  16. rwillett
    Interesting but not clear how it fits into raising money for Iris....
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    I found what I think is the first pic on an older advert from Reverb from a month ago. I looked at the case marker on the right. I was going to say I'm no Rickenbacker expert but will now just say I'm no expert. The pictures look identical to me. Sadly I have no idea how to look at old sold stock on Reverb. The second pic in the sequence of two is a standard pic. Wouldn't touch this with a barge pole TBH Rob
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    I saw that and thought
  19. rwillett
    No it doesnt pass under the strings. Camera angle makes it look it does. However the angle is quite acute.
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    Nah. Just spent a few evenings with it doing first aid courses, concussion (headcase) and now got safeguarding to do. We're trying to get all the coaches through it and DBS checked and it's driving me up the wall. I hate it with a vengeance. However it did come across aggressively.apologoes Rob
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    I doubt it. I will fight to the death that the UK RUFC Game Management System is worse than yours.
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    I've got tears watching this. I can't remember the last time I had tears. This justifies what we are doing. Let's keep going. Rob
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    Clearly some people will The AI phrases that are always there: "Perfect for any..." "Whether you're a beginner...." "Must-have..." "... sure to impress" I sell on eBay and have never used the AI description generator. I put more effort into the description for my Dremel router table (don't laugh) for £20 than this bloke did for a circa £4K bass. Lets see if it sells Rob
  24. rwillett
    Hi To help the fund raising, I'm offering pedal risers for your pedal board. These are made to measure and I can make them just about any (sensible) size. All you need to do is make a donation to this fund. More information here. If funds are a bit tight, then contact me, the aim here is to raise money, not for me to make a profit (if only), so every penny goes to Andy and his daughter, Thanks Rob Rob
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    Hi To help @AndyTravis's fund raiser for his daughter, I'm happy to 3D print pedal risers for your pedalboard. This is an idea from @LukeFRC so can't take much credit for this. These will be made to measure, so don't worry if you have an odd sized pedal (oohherr missus), I'll print them to fit. I'll even supply genuine Velcro and post for free. All you have to do is make a donation to the fund here In the best Blue Peter tradition, here's a few I made earlier. The small one is for a Petersen Tuner but suspect its a similar size to the Boss pedals (of which I have none), its 125mm x 64mm x 25mm high. Here's the side view where you can see the cable holes. The holes are 15mm. This is for a Mod Dwarf (200mm x 100mm x 25mm) and has screw holes to connect it to aluminium extrusion. I have a home made pedal board, I wouldn't expect you to need screw holes so I'd remove them for you. This is for an IK Media ToneX pedal (170mm x 140mm x 25mm), note that its slightly H-shaped as the pedal is quite wide and not very long. Again I have screw holes but I'd remove these. The cable holes allow you to hide the cables underneath the pedal which is nice. I'll do these for a £5 donation for the small pedals and a £10 donation for the large pedals. I'll throw the Velcro in and do free postage as well. Every penny goes to the fund. As these are printed individually, it's zero effort to change them to exactly the size you want, length and width and height, I can also do them in black, red, white, sparkly blue. I can also remove the cable holes, change the size. I'd remove the screw holes as well as they are specific for me. Thanks for looking Rob
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