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bass design tool
- Thread starter dgovaerts
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Kisekae for Jazz Bass - [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
Closest I could find. I think Peavey has something similar for their Cirrus Basses, but by and large, bassists are ignored with regards to kisekae
Closest I could find. I think Peavey has something similar for their Cirrus Basses, but by and large, bassists are ignored with regards to kisekae
That seems like it might be neat - but didnt seem to load all the way on my machine...is it working for anyone else?
A true shame really, I'd dig doing these all the time, I have the Jazz Kisake downloaded, its fun!
It only "appears" like it doesn;t load. Once the bottom of your page says "done", click on the left most tab (Body) and then when the options come up, start clicking
It's not as nice a system as the normal kisekae, but it works. Freaked me out at first because it seemed like it wasn't loading.
It only "appears" like it doesn;t load. Once the bottom of your page says "done", click on the left most tab (Body) and then when the options come up, start clicking
It's not as nice a system as the normal kisekae, but it works. Freaked me out at first because it seemed like it wasn't loading.
Same here, I was workin' F5 overtime until I realised.
Rickett Customs
Commercial User
I still do most of it without computer assistance.
Thick cardboard and 1/8" - 1/4" luan, on a power scroll saw.
The rest is pencil and flow....... Cut it when it feels right.
Thick cardboard and 1/8" - 1/4" luan, on a power scroll saw.
The rest is pencil and flow....... Cut it when it feels right.
adam.beauchene
Commercial User
I use Rhino- fantastic program. I like being able to pull and tweak curves until things feel right. The Windows student version is $195 bucks, and the Mac version is in development but it's free (I've been using the free Mac one for over a year.)
I use Google SketchUp....quickly becoming the go to for 3d design that doesnt need CAD expertice.
JanVanHove
Guest
I use photoshop for general design, but pen and paper to get the final design, then cardboard cutout to see if it makes sense full size...
