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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread

Sweet! How you like that neck? I had a Status Stingray neck once... It was killer.
That's a perfect way to describe it handofseven! KILLER...
Better attack, impressive sustain and wider frequency range. It's perfect for the Fender P Performer, it gives the tone that I am looking for.
I think it's TOTALLY WORTH the price. The satin finish feels just delicious. Plus the Status customer service is just A+. I am extremely happy with it.
I am about to test the Jazz Pickup connecting it to the SansAmp, I am very curious about this...
What happened with your Stingray neck?
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Figured with all my gear talkin' I owed y'all one with the new board setup. I have things split and summed so I can have the bass, synth pedal, or freeze in any combination or all together. All sounds generated with bass (tuned piccolo), which you can hear in the end (and some acoustic bleed since the phone was near it). Starts with freeze, adds synth pedal, looping that, switching to bass over loop at the end. Courtesy of crap phone capture.
Will be figuring out something better for capture soon.

 
Figured with all my gear talkin' I owed y'all one with the new board setup. I have things split and summed so I can have the bass, synth pedal, or freeze in any combination or all together. All sounds generated with bass (tuned piccolo), which you can hear in the end (and some acoustic bleed since the phone was near it). Starts with freeze, adds synth pedal, looping that, switching to bass over loop at the end. Courtesy of crap phone capture.
Will be figuring out something better for capture soon.



You can’t beat an all tube sock for analog warmth ;)

Well done. What’s creating that slow attack envelope?

I see you using the blue shimmer on the Empress Reverb. I’m ususlly a bigger fan of the green, but maybe I need to tweak my settings more.
 
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You can’t beat an all tube sock for analog warmth ;)

Well done. What’s creating that slow attack envelope?

I see you using the blue shimmer on the Empress Reverb. I’m ususlly a bigger fan of the green, but maybe I need to tweak my settings more.
Slow attack envelope is the Meris Enzo. I'm using the shimmer setting for the length actually, with the high/ octave dialed out. I really like expansive/ infinite length... ordered a Meris Mercury 7 to also try for that, they had me at "inspired by Blade Runner"- it might replace the Empress (can't afford to keep both, unfortunately). There's a Source Audio Nemesis delay in there , as well.
 
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That’s just crazy talk!
Kidding, whatever works!
I love my GFI Specular Tempus on some things more than others. Still got my eye on a Volante and a Zoia
Yes, they are both equally incredible, the Empress has far more functions than I need, personally.
I'm all about the endless tails, which is what the Mercury 7 was built for...
 
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So I was sitting around and wishing I could MIDI control my Transmutron’s crossover fade between effects loops A and B. Then it dawned on me that it receives CV and I just figured out how to to MIDI to Mod Wheel CV Control of my 0 Coast and Nyx.
BOOM.
I’m now drawing Mod Wheel MIDI patterns in Ableton clips, sending those to the Nyx, and then sending the Mod out on the Nyx to the Transmutron.
It seems to be working :)