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EHX Bass Micro Synth Yeah, I sucked it up and bought one - I had purchased the MarkBass Octaver, realized it sucked, and used Guitar Center's trade-in special to get the brand new micro synth for $190. So, I haven't even plugged it in... Just wanted to hear your stories. Band practice isn't for 12 hours! Pedal chain: EHX Mole > MXR Bass Envelope > MarkBass Tube Compressore > EHX Micro Synth > TCE PolyTuner On a homemade pedalboard that resembles the Pedal Train. What do you think, Bassers? |
I'll post a pic of my board later today! |
One of my very favorite pedals. It's possibilities are almost limitless. Enjoy the new toy! |
I just picked one up here last week on the forums. I've used it in 2 gigs. Love it. Guys I play with dig it too. Check out the EHX recomended settings. I had a hard time getting good sounds til I saw that. |
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Yeah, I would recommend putting it first for tracking reasons. Also you can experiment with using the MXR Bass Envelope to add to or replace the BMS filter. And the MarkBass Tube Comp and Mole will be useful to fatten up the tone of the BMS. |
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That location allows the envelope filter to be tamed by the compressor and the BMS to get a better signal sent to it from the compressor. To the OP, if you can get some time with it before band practice, I'd recommend doing it. There's a learning curve to the BMS, but it's a great pedal. |
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And yes I'm going to practice early to learn, and yes I'm going to try the presets. I appreciate everyone's input, actually. I'm very new to an account on TB, although I've been reading posts for years. I play the Ibanez Prestige SR5006, the 6-string. That baby sounds great! |
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