the Screen Violence is the most interesting pedal in the video, for me.
but hey, what do I know
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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread
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the Screen Violence is the most interesting pedal in the video, for me.
but hey, what do I know
oh dear lord, I saw "there were bells" in the video title and briefly panicked that Eno was covering "Til There Was You" from The Music Man!
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The tune starts getting kinda cool toward the end and I think Eno’s voice sounds nice. Just comes off a bit cheesy to me, sadly because I love Eno
The very last bit was kinda neat, but that didn’t sell me as I ain’t looking for an autowah
Spamming drones again...
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You are a more patient man than I! But I'll give it another go.
Refused to refund.
(Couldn’t try it first it was out of town, said it worked 100%, two knobs completely dead)
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That sucks. Woulda been interesting to record the smash sound and sample it.
I'm down for forming a posse and meting out frontier justice.
I need to set mics around the house and make recordings of screaming and yelling. My back is out again and it’ll be a while before I can do anything musical.
The fun part is that my modular rig is on my work desk and I need to move it, but I probably can’t do that without dropping it. So, I guess I just won’t work until I’m able to move my synth. I’m not sure how to explain it to HR, but I’ll try.
The fun part is that my modular rig is on my work desk and I need to move it, but I probably can’t do that without dropping it. So, I guess I just won’t work until I’m able to move my synth. I’m not sure how to explain it to HR, but I’ll try.
I nominate this photo for the greatest photo ever posted to the Talkbass Effects Forum.
Sorry to have been so quiet on my end. I’ve been playing a lot and preparing for the music camp my wife and I are attending next week. In addition to a couple bass parts, I’m playing an actual guitar part on touch guitar—the lead from Radiohead’s Bodysnatchers, which has been an interesting new set of challenges. Part of that has been digging deeper into my HX Stomp so I don’t have to take a giant pedalboard. In the past I didn’t gel with the interface but now I’ve come around to it. It is really designed for dumb guitarists, so perhaps I’m moving toward that demographic.
The HX rapprochement has also caused me to dig deeper into my RJM pedal switcher as well, and has reaffirmed my affection for it as well.
I’m almost through a cycle of harmonic exercises on the touch guitar that I’ve been working through for the past few months, and will be switching to rhythm and polyrhythms after that.
Current GAS energy seems to be taken up with need for a new computer. Less fun.
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Also, I can’t quote this because of the profanity, but it is a spectacular rant about small synth interfaces, should you want to enjoy a good rant about synthesizers. Miserable Git rides again - Why is everything so shaging small?
Finally feeling a bit better. I reorganized my eurorack order. Bolting everything back in is taking forever.
