hello all,
I may be switching back and forth from bass to keyboard sometimes for the band's live show. I'd like a way to have the left hand bass parts heard through my bass amp. (right hand also would be fine!) My live rig is a little mark II with a 15" cab made by Alex Knappenberger ($300 for the little mark II and $150 for the cab . . .
).
For the keys setup I have a pro tools 002 or the band has a yamaha keyboard. I have an external mixer I could use but it's kinda big.
Here's what I tried at home: routing the bass effect loop out into the 002, then taking the outputs of the 002 back into the effects loop in. this worked fine (and enabled me to use plug in compression for the bass). I didn't hear any latency at all. BUT if the computer crashes, then I lose the bass sound as well as the keys. I would have no problem saying to the band, "let's do a bass guitar song while the computer reboots," but I can't say "let's twiddle our thumbs while the computer reboots."
Sorry for the lengthy post. I know there's some other Geddy Lee types out there who have dealt with this successfully in the past.
Thanks!
Morgan
I may be switching back and forth from bass to keyboard sometimes for the band's live show. I'd like a way to have the left hand bass parts heard through my bass amp. (right hand also would be fine!) My live rig is a little mark II with a 15" cab made by Alex Knappenberger ($300 for the little mark II and $150 for the cab . . .
For the keys setup I have a pro tools 002 or the band has a yamaha keyboard. I have an external mixer I could use but it's kinda big.
Here's what I tried at home: routing the bass effect loop out into the 002, then taking the outputs of the 002 back into the effects loop in. this worked fine (and enabled me to use plug in compression for the bass). I didn't hear any latency at all. BUT if the computer crashes, then I lose the bass sound as well as the keys. I would have no problem saying to the band, "let's do a bass guitar song while the computer reboots," but I can't say "let's twiddle our thumbs while the computer reboots."
Sorry for the lengthy post. I know there's some other Geddy Lee types out there who have dealt with this successfully in the past.
Thanks!
Morgan