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Old 04-01-2006, 02:08 PM
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EUB & MIDI ala V-Bass ??

Hello all
I have a Azoloa Bugbass II I just love. I had this crazy idea last night about hooking up a V-Bass unit to it. Anyone ever try this ? is it possible ??
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Old 04-01-2006, 05:14 PM
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Midi EUB

Here is a link to the Clevinger Midi EUB.


http://www.clevinger.com/imperion.htm

I have used a Roland Midi Bass pickup on EUB
basses and they track fine....

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Very interesting.

One point I'd like to make: The Roland V-Bass doesn't translate your playing to MIDI notes. It does advanced polyphonic signal processing - sort of like one POD for each string. The V-Bass can't trigger sounds from another MIDI device.
Things like the Axon or the Roland GR-20 does translate your playing to MIDI, and can thus control another synth.

I don't know much about uprights and V-Bass though. I 've read in the owners manual that the V-Bass has settings for things like scale length (and other settings to describe the physical instrument you're playing) and that the scale length can be 914mm (36") at the most. I don't know how this would affect the working of the unit, if the scale length of your upright is 41" or something.

Perhaps you'd like to visit http://www.vbass.thedrillgun.com/ and ask the guys that actually have a V-Bass. I don't have one, I just wish I did.
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