• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

iOS Bass Players Thread #6 - World Domination

Status
Not open for further replies.
I guess I'm joining the revolution! I recently got an iPhone, and I'm trying out some of these apps you guys have talked about. I want to eventually stop lugging an amp altogether. Can anyone tell me what kind of sound-reinforcement issues I'll face if I go this route? Various clubs have various levels of PA equipment, from awesome to none. So how do you guys handle this?

+1 to the in-ears suggestion. After having played using IEMs to monitor my rig for so long, we recently went back to rehearsing with amps and a PA for a very important opening slot which we'll need to have wedges for. I hear everything much better with my IEMs, and honestly prefer them due to the ability of my mix to follow me wherever I need to go. We hire out PA and send any sound company our stage plot with a specific request to let us know if they cannot fulfill our needs.
 
I think IEMs are in my future, but I don't have the cash for it right now.

I will be rocking the JamUp effects tonight rather than using the iPhone for a full rig. The sound is just outstanding! And MUCH less money than buying all the effects I get to play with..

Of course, I did have to buy the iPhone.
 
I think IEMs are in my future, but I don't have the cash for it right now.

I will be rocking the JamUp effects tonight rather than using the iPhone for a full rig. The sound is just outstanding! And MUCH less money than buying all the effects I get to play with..

Of course, I did have to buy the iPhone.
True.

I saved up for a new rig, then went shopping and found something interesting. I could buy an iPad4, OnSong, Jamup pro, an interface for the guitar in, and more, for the same money I was going to spend on a rack rig.

I believe that the iOS rig is a good choice due to it's flexibility and low cost, when compared to a more common rack solutions. ... In my opinion. Although, I am seriously considering the MarkBass tube preamp before all the iStuff. But, I'm wondering if it's needed. Modeling has come a long way in even the last year.
 
It improved overall, and has a new look. Sounds incredible. There were some real changes made with this update. Sounds even better than before.

Hmmm. Just looked at it and its totally re-skinned. Gonna have to fire it up.

I wish PG wasn't so vague about what the updates contain.

I was just jamming on it, mainly on the swr and both gk's and didn't notice any sound improvements. I wish one of these optimization or bug fixes would add the boost to the gk amps.
 
I heard a pronounced improvement on the low end of the 360, seems tighter. Less boomy.

And the Super Bassman is my new love. The mids now seem to have more range of adjustment.

Of course, this is just my settings. But I swear I could hear an improvement in the overall sound of Jamup.
 
Wow. Definite improvements. My 361 patches are much tighter seeming. And I played with the Tron, too. Finally found a really good way of using it. The autowah seems a bit different too, but that could be the amp, too.
 
I'm finding that everything I do in Jamup is just too muddy. Does anyone else have this issue? It seems like everything sounds much better in ampkit with the same bass/headphones/etc.

Also I'm a little confused about the volume in the top right. Does that adjust the input volume to the amp or does it cut the output? Basically, if I am redlining, should I adjust the upper right volume or the volume in the amp itself?
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Latest posts