Recent content by Basiroti

It had three split coils, like right out of a P-bass in a row where the ones on Lemmy's bass were.

Hey Talk-bass community This is driving me crazy. There was a desert rock/stoner metal type band who had a bassist that played a 4001 Rick with 3 P Pickups in it in serial. Does anyone know who the band/player is? I'm blanking. Thanks

I've been mixing some 2017 studio sessions and the various amp sims have been really helpful - I apply it to the bass bus which includes both the DI track and amp tracks. Sometimes I leave the mic track raw and blend it w/ the amp sim DI being dominant. On guitars, I apply the amp sim to the...

Here's my finished Ali Baba neck through bass which you can see in it's earlier form here I wanted to give it a Pistachio kind of theme, since it's a big part of my favorite deserts and my culture. The push pull Nordy pickups and gold Warwick bridge came from Talkbass community advice. I use it...

I've been mixing some 2017 studio sessions and the various amp sims have been really helpful - I apply it to the bass bus which includes both the DI track and amp tracks. Sometimes I leave the mic track raw and blend it w/ the amp sim DI being dominant. On guitars, I apply the amp sim to the...

I really enjoyed his analysis of these songs!

Yes it is selectable. Thank you so much for your help!

The Active DI has an XLR out but it needs phantom power so I have it plugged into my Babyface. It does have a 1/4" through output that is available. I suggested using that to feed the DBX. I usually plug my Strymon in first because it's easiest. It would probably make more sense to switch it...

I'm trying to use my favorite gear in a signal chain and my DBX168a comp only takes XLRs. Here's how I have it plugged in: Pbass - 1/4" to xlr- DBX comp-xlr to 1/4" - Strymon Deco Tape Sat/Flange - Active DI - Babyface That gets it all in one track. Another option I was thinking was Pbass...

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I'm working on a rick inspired parts-bass, I've presently got the body and a Warwick bridge. I want to use it for a modern rock/funk sound so I was thinking of putting in a Nordstrand MM style quad-coil pickup in the MM position, with a toggle switch. I was thinking of adding a nordenbacker...

I don't blame it on US centricity. I'm from NYC, I've lived in Boston & Philly. If you're from any place with a large Caribbean diaspora, you will know that's how Jamaicans literally refer to their own dialect. Patois. I get that there's a French origin, and b/c of that it's probably also an...

LOL I appreciate the defense. I'm originally from NYC, and the Caribbean immigrants there also refer to it as Patois. In fact the dialect is referred to ocally in Jamaica as Patois - truly Google is a great resource. (Jamaican Patois - Wikipedia). Also that Das Racist song... they're from...

and just to be clear - I have no bad feelings for any of you fellow forum users. Don't feel like I'm casting a judgement on you, my issue is with these norms

Hey my guy @MattZilla! Patois is the generally accepted term. I'm out in Toronto, where there's a huge diaspora, and you can bet people call it Patois. Check out the Das Racist song Fake Patois, kind of sums up my feelings. I guess with the movie, I was always wondering why the line came out...