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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread

Reading the manual, found this interesting:
"Due to the constant shifts, working with traditional music with a pronounced tempo and
rhythm can be difficult. However, for those wishing to use COSMOS in rhythmic music, we
have released a special version of the firmware containing a regular looper, but with the
unique capabilities of COSMOS. For those interested in polyrhythms, COSMOS in its original
form provides excellent opportunities for this, including for working with drums and various
percussion instruments."

Edit: the manual's really interesting, there's a lot going on under the hood.
 
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VAT is for sales inside Europe, however you may have customs and duties coming into the US. Seems to be less common in the US than for Canadians on international orders, but it is a thing (and there are some hilarious old TB threads where Americans are shocked, shocked, that they owe fees that their seller doesn't control).

I thought I saw something about free shipping on the Soma site (ie, it's factored into the price already) but IDK. I'm sure we'll all get emails in 6 months having totally forgotten we signed up to order this thing. By then, who knows what new toys will have appeared on pp772-840 of this thread.
 
Lol. This thread has cost all of us a good chunk of money. Even @ugly, despite his claim to frugality.

it's been a fun peeing contest, but i'm sure my used BMW synth purchases can't compete with @steubig and his mortgage of Foderas. To be fair, he had those before this started.
:woot:
 
Lol. This thread has cost all of us a good chunk of money. Even @ugly, despite his claim to frugality.
Not really a claim, just they way I am.
I don't need much material stuff, never did.
Why, i dunno. Brain chemistry??? Genes??

Add to the fact my income does not allow me to make huge purchases like some of you. But I did make some very cool acquisitions this year. Plenty Happy with what I have.

Not complaining at all, it's just my reality.

Also, I have zero credit card debt.
That must count for something. ;)
 
Not really a claim, just they way I am.
I don't need much material stuff, never did.
Why, i dunno. Brain chemistry??? Genes??

Add to the fact my income does not allow me to make huge purchases like some of you. But I did make some very cool acquisitions this year. Plenty Happy with what I have.

Not complaining at all, it's just my reality.

Also, I have zero credit card debt.
That must count for something. ;)

you also have 85 kids. ;)


most (not all) of my gear has been buy and sell or gig money being churned in for almost 48 years!

no long-term card debt, either.
 
I have no regrets either. And I am keen to sell off stuff I don't use. Collecting is not my thing, though I do have "too much stuff" almost by definition. My mom was a depression era baby and has no interest in material things at all.

Also, I have zero credit card debt.
That must count for something.

It counts for a lot! I think the "zero credit card debt" thing is absolutely key to being safe financially, whatever you make. Debt is such a trap.

oh yeah. I’ve been looking for a blooper at a reasonable price but this looks more fun

I think they're pretty different. I've got a Blooper and love it.