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iOS Bass Players Thread #5, V, or cinco, take yer pick.

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I'm currently using the iMini and I think it's a good app but there's something missing.

Has anyone tried the Animoog or the iPolysix? Are they worth the 30 bucks?

Hi

I will answer, but I need time.
I will try to comment on:
Animoog, iMini, Galileo, Sunrizer, NLog, Thor and Nanostudio


What I can say, Animoog is the synth I use most.
Both Animoog and iMini are great Moog emulators. The Animoog have a brilliant keyboard which is very expressive. Both iMini and Animoog have the great Moog sound and vibe.
Galileo is the best organ app out there followed by GarageBand which IS A MUST. Great synths and low price.
Take a listen to Rude Duke, we use lots of synths.


 
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#2) Subscription to Bass Gear Magazine donated by Tom Bowlus of:

http://www.bassgearmag.com/bgm

If anyone hasn't checked it out, it is well worth the look!

Thanks again Tom and Jason!

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So, I am going to pick the subscription to Bass Gear Magazine. It is really a great read and I can't wait to see it showing up in my mailbox!

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Congrats! I am more than happy to help "the cause," and I definitely learn a lot from you guys by reading this thread and some of the related threads. Thanks to all of you for helping us all to make better use of the amazing technologies that are becoming available to us all. :bassist: :bassist: :bassist: :cool:
 
I missed the contest, but I'm not sure I qualified for it anyways because while I used Multitrack DAW for our album, I also used a mixer and some rack compressors into my interface. Anyhow, let me know what you think of this one song. We still have to lay the leads and vox, so it's just everything else.

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for those curious on the production aspects:

I used a Tascam 2 ch interface. I tracked all the drums live to one channel via a 6 channel Yamaha mixer and some outboard rack comps (kick, snare, toms, and also on the aux return, sending all the drum channels to it except the OH). I used a CAD 4 pack mic kit which I thought sounded pretty good, except there is NO top end on the kick mic. My only complaint is I could not track stereo drums, however the Multitrack reverb does make them sound larger.

Bass went down with a mic and direct on separate channels, both run through the Yamaha mixer. Some slight compression on the mic'd track via the plugin.

Guitars are tracked with two mics and mixed through the yamaha mixer to one channel. Lead track will be shot using the same mic/mixer setup.

Vox will go through a Presonus tube channel.

Haven't decided how I'm going to master. I can do it on Audacity, as their Levellar isn't a terrible plug in. I may also use the master fader compressor on Multitrack. Trying to do it the simplest way.

Thanks for listening and any comments :)
 
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Wow, this has moved fast, little bit out of the loop (having got into some pedals again) but seeing this new line 6 interface has got my interest piqued.

How does it stand against the Irg HD and the Apogee interface?

Also any eta on the irig blue board or similar devices?
 
Yesterday I layed an idea, I will continue working on this one. I wanted a bass solo track but I included a piano, I want to replace it with some synths and a solo.

I used Ampeg for the first bass and GK700 with chorus for the lead bass.

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