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Although I find this an impressive and cool pedal, I would probably rather go with a microPOG, because you can get the same excellent tracking but can chose your filter for the price of the +2 octave which didn't make my jaw drop on bass anyways... On guitar though, there is just no way I would...

yup :D ordered the rs-35 because it's just plain cooler than picth to midi :D getting the other modules until march or so and then sgonna be time for some yummy bass to cv action :D stay tuned!

Okay damn that macmillan stringport is also a nice lil box... But I'm sticking with the rs-35 since i really love the modular setup (I have just discovered that theres a modular version of my dreamfuzz, the malekko B:assmaster :O). My Idea (and both my local electrohead and the guys at...

get an EHX BMS for synthy filtery goodness :) These lush synth sounds can really give a special something to a bands sound :D

Sooo I really set up a nice idea, if you people are still interested: heres the link to my threat about my monstrous creation :P http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f36/setting-up-ultimate-bass-synth-d-846158/

yeah that's really also my point. I really like the axon bass to midi and how it tracks like a friggin bloodhound. but ive seen demos of the rs-35, and i must say it tracks incredibly and on the other hand, i just have to connect a dark time sequencer or some keyboard and a midi-cv interface and...

Whoa man that's extremely nice :O and after hearing much negative stuff about the tracking of the Korg I'm pleasantly surprised how nicely it tracks :D i think there was somewhat one glitch in the whole song? really good stuff and your modulra looks soooooo friggin nice :D are these...

well at first i was kinda suspicious about it's capabilities, but after some research, i found out that when a low pass filter is put in front of it, it tracks perfectly, at least thats what analogue systems, bigcitymusic and schneidersladen (european analogue haven) say. And about that midi...

So for some months now I have been thinking about how to set up a perfect bass synth. I experimented with pigtronix and moog pedals and halso had a look on some more exotic ones (geiger counter) but finally came to the conclusion that it is more or less impossible to get REALLY decent analogue...

Hi Folks, So basically the title says it, I'm currently looking for a compressor which should have a very nice clean sound but also the option of adding some "dirt" to the compression to make the tone a little more clipped, not quite overdriven but like "dirty compressed" if that does make...

not into that metal bass thing... really just my opinion but i think this thing looks like sh***

BMS on different settings is on 99 percent of the time, sometimes i switch on my big muff if i want to add some more bite to my BMS... up to now i have never used an echo or a flanger on a bass and i think for a rhythm instrument like the bass its kinda senseless but i could be wrong :P mybe...

what i'd definitely buy is a machine or a comupter that listens to the drum beat and converts it to midi clock. seriously i'd love to have my delays, flangers, stutters and filter sweeps modulated with midi clock so i could do electro stuff without having to be always afraid of the drummer...

okay after telling him for witch purpose i wanted to borrow the mini ark, he informed me that the cv out ov the mini ark is only tracking the loudness of the signal, it can be used as a trigger or a filter modulator, not for pitch :(( however the square out of the mini ark is an output...

analoguehaven.com everything you need :)

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omfg it sounds so synthy :O thank you fella I'm really impressed! now this is what I'm gonna do: borrow my band fellas snazzy fx mini ark and use its cv out to control a pals slim phatty :) if it works I'll buy a mini ark and a phatty and since the equips only borrowed it's no big deal if I'm...

but isn't the echobox a delay? :) just checking if im looking at the right one :D

Okay first I'm gonna say that I'm almost a total noob in synthesis but IMO you could just imitate a normal synth: ////////////FreqBox>>Ringmod n Stuff>> Signal>>Split^^/////////////////////Back Together>>A/D/S/R>>Filter>>EQ>>Other>>Amp ////////////FreqBox>>Octaver for SubOctave^^...

maybe if you want to add a suboctave which is really useful on bass and save the money for the ringmod get a pigtronix mothership as your wave generator, this would save you some money and as far as i see, moog doesnt have any suboctave pedals at all so either get the mothership or a eventide...

DON'T BUY THE BASS BIG MUFF!!!!! really it was my first fuzz pedal and it sounds great but you really get so lost in any mix that includes a distorted guitar you won't believe it. if you wanna fuzz just keep an eye on two things: 1. does it cut the mix? 2. does it keep the low end? if these...

I know there is a reason why there are bassists and keyboard players with bass synths. but i have an alesis micron and it makes some decent synth sounds and i would be totally happy if i didn't HATE playing keys in live situations. And to be honest i like the sound of triggered synths pretty...

and when i have the start, what would i need furthermore? i know id need some envelope and an attack release decay sustain like the philosophers tone but what more? and what would be, in your opinion the best base for a synth setup?

okay well thinking about it i'm playing in a band with two guitars... not my favourite setup gonna switch to a friends synth/clean guitar/drums/singer band which is why i want a bass synth cause im gonna do stuff like the bass synths on justice songs like waters of nazareth while the actual...

EHX Bass Big Muff. Got it as my first Pedal, plugged it in, turned it on, played with it for the next couple days, loved EVERY sound on it from the angry high freq fuzz to the dark stoner fuzz, loved the dry setting, loved the bass boost, loved the normal setting, DAMN I LOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT...

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First of all: thanks for the quick resume and thank you very much for clearing me up on why everybody on talkbass seems to be disappointed by the motherships tracking for bass.. the thing with the old models explains it :) you said something about the pedal not cutting the mix, does this mean...

So basically the title says it all. Christmas time is coming and I sure gonna have a wish or two to make but the thing is that I desperately want a Bass Synth. I already have the BMS but its not a true "triggered" VCO. I like it but I really want to buy a real Synth ;) So after a long time of...

Haha i've been trying like forever to get this kinda sounds but i found out the problem is that the synth used in moves like jagger is a sawtooth synth which means it makes a wave like this: I\I\I\ (it's supposed to look like sawteeth :P) the BMS is a square wave synth, it's type of...

gawd! i feel like buying ALL THE PEDALS!

thanks folks :) seems to work out pretty well :D

Hey Guys, I've owned this Bass Micro Synth for a while now without ever reading the manual about it^^ so like twenty minutes ago i heard about the need to "trim" it before using it. they say the basic setting is input trim for passive single coil, now the prob is me having an active humbucker...

ah crap! it's out of stock again :(

sign me up! two-three grands in gear and i cant even play hysteria cleanly-.-

aw the red ripper is awesome but i'm not sure how i feel about the behringer synth... i mean it sounds awesome but i don't know what tracking speed and quality i can expect from a SYNTH pedal (which are normally pricey) which only costs 45 bucks? also the markbass seems to be an awesome tool...

ouh me likey! red ripper and bsy are really the kind of stuff im looking for :D

totally depends on the music you play. i started with my band playing melancholic alt and prog and all i needed was a tuner and a bass big muff on dry setting but ive turned to electronica and electro and now i have synth n stuff.. id say basically you first need: - tuner - compressor - EQ...

bass big muff sounds ****in awesome but don't get it. the bass big muff sucks for one big reason: it doesn't ****in cut through the mix. it gets lost in it like hänsel and gretel in the woods. really. it sounds awesome if played without any other instruments or maybe with drums but some...

Hi Fellas, First of all im a bassist in a prog\alt rock band and i'm way into using distortion\fuzz on my bass. I have been playing bass for like 3 years so i don't own a monstrous rack but heres what i got: -EHX Bass Big Muff (non russian) -EHX Bass Micro Synth I bought the Big Muff...

from the soundclips i must say its not my type of distortion, im more into hyperion fuzz or synth mangler... but what you guys tell me about it's flexibility it may be possible that 3 sound examples just do not do it justice?