...But I don't want to change the voice of my instrument.

I notice that almost all synthesizers made today change the voice of your instrument, but I don't want to do that I'm looking for something in modulation, filtering and/or pitchshifting that I could just plug my bass direct into without division like the EH BMS, Korg G-5 or the Boss SYB-3, I was wondering what all is out there like that, that I could use for bass (one that tracks down to lowwer notes like a low G). Thanks.

 

They don't make synths either do they? I'm trying to keep my setup simple (not that many chains) so I don't have the mess I had before.

 

Actually I'm talking about those divided pickups, like the Roland synths that make a stringed instrument sound like piano or a tuba (a completely different instrument) I hate those, I want to get an Envelope Filter like T-wah sound in like I said in modulation, filtering and/or pitchshifting like the EH Bass Micro Synth.

 

I like bass synths, I'm in love with my EH Bass Micro Synth It takes a little tweaking to get The sounds that you like.

I think after searching all I need to get those fat synth sounds is a pitchshifter with clean and wet line outs, a envelope filter also with two line outs and a Tremolo with controllable LFO. Well it looks like I'll have the same mess I had before to suit my discriminating ear for synth sound.

 

I graduated early from high school took a solid year off until college and took a few jobs full time and have been working my *** off in places like a RT Pizza's personal ***** where I was in charge of customer services. Plus some work in a very hot/ dirty/ dangerous scrap yard, I also never spend my money on anything else (good old Scottish blood). The cash flow isn't going like it used to but I'm filling out lots of applications to be in a desk job like a file clerk. I have discovered that hard physical labor doesn’t pay well at all.

 

That and I bought allot of my stuff on good deals plus If you can buy used and it's in good condition go for it.