Recent content by lilbassboi

Thank you!! This simplifies my pedalboard arrangement so much more!!! Also, do I still need to some how blend them back together? Or does that not apply here?

So what I’m understanding is that I don’t have to have two physical paths (one for clean and one for dirty) because the Darkglass splits them up in metaphorical paths itself? I can just have a regular signal chain?

I want to use the Darkglass X7 multiband distortion/DI pedal to split my signals. How do I do that? (context, I have a drive, compression, chorus, and octave, tuner, and volume pedal. Possibly no drive since the pedal in question has drive in it) The way i understand is this. there’s two...

Do you know how I can do this in my own rig? I play both in church and soon in a Christian band. as I said before I want to bi-amp to get the clarity and all that comes with bi-amping, so I’m trying to absorb as much about it as possible. Including the pros cons, how it works, different ways to...

Thank you🙏 I looked into an HX stomp but I dont have easy access to that kind of money, meaning I’d have to save for a long with my current situation (I have a job but it’s very low paying) any similar suggestions? I looked into preamps that can split split the signals/crossover. I’m guessing...

I’ll try and figure it out, if you know of anyone else who does it and/or can explain how please let me know!!

That makes sense, so then might I ask why I did a bit of research and found out I can bi-amp with an HX stomp. Basically i understand that I need 1 “hi” path and 1 “lo” path. So even with that I still need bass amps?

So I have discovered bi-amping and have made the decision to try it, as so many so. But the issue is, my church's sound and PA system calls for an ampless rig. Can I still bi-amp? Keep in mind, I'm still learning terms of things and how the fancy ins and outs work. So use dummy vocabulary please...

He’s a bassist and sound guy, so you could say he has insight the average musician doesn’t

Thank you all for your insight!! I’ve narrowed it down to a squire precision with flats (type TBD, or squire affinity PJ and blending the 2 sounds to assist in the warmth of my sound, and of course if anyone has advice for this please give because I don’t have much bass knowledge myself and I’d...

I know this is a bit repetitive, but can all flatwounds be “played hard” or certain ones, as I said before my dad told me they sound warm like I want, but sacrifice the aggressiveness that I tend to need in certainty songs in order to get that warmth, is that true or false?

By “play aggressively” I mean being able to pluck the strings hard and getting a strong/ “loud”, the best way I can sum it up is the harder I pluck the louder it plays and I want to keep that while making the warm sound I mentioned

just to be sure I understood correctly, with the RIGHT flatwounds, I can still play aggressive while getting the warm full sound I want in my bass?

My apologies, I meant praise + worship band, meaning I’d play at live gigs

I’m joining a praise + worship And want to find my own sound on bass because so far I’ve only done what I saw and what my father says I should do, I want a warm full sound but my dad says if I use flats for this I won’t be able to play aggressively which I will have to do quite often, what’s the...