Markbass Super Synth

[Gonzo476]

Could we get at least some info about the presets on the pedal?

















Please?

 

[Chris Ramlar]

I think with enough familiarity with the unit, creating patches on the Squeezer isn't so bad. Once you're used to what the params do.

I do wish all the mixer params were in the same group at the start of the menu though - it's a pain to have to scroll nearly all the way through to select what's getting piped where before you go set up the filter, etc.

if you push the button and scroll backwards you can go back in the params
from the manual "Push and turn the param knob to move backwards and forwards through the available parameters."

 

[kevteop]

if you push the button and scroll backwards you can go back in the params
from the manual "Push and turn the param knob to move backwards and forwards through the available parameters."

Yeah I know, but it doesn't make them any closer together.

 

[Chris Ramlar]

Yeah I know, but it doesn't make them any closer together.

ohh I thought you were scrolling them by just pushing the button, sorry, well I think that scrolling them the way I described its pretty fast at least for me, but you got a point right there it would be awesome to arrange the general "layout" of the parameters or even more awesome that each effect had an order of the parameters maybe it was they were trying to achieve with just selecting the parameters you want to change for "X" effect

 

[markjazzbassist]

mildly interested. im waiting for the TB honeymoon to be over though and hear the real shizz on the unit.

all digital eH? well it better be able to beat the G5 then at that price.

 

[Happynoj]

I wonder how many people will refuse to buy it just because it's black and yellow, even if it slays every other pedal synth out there...?

 

[DyerWolf]

If it can cop Mike Gordon's Deep Impact synth tone for cheaper and in a in-production unit I wouldn't care if it's painted sparkling pink and neon orange.

 

[TheMutt]

If it can cop Mike Gordon's Deep Impact synth tone for cheaper and in a in-production unit I wouldn't care if it's painted sparkling pink and neon orange.

Actually that would be wicked cool. It would certainly stand out from the rest of the black powder coated/brushed aluminum/standard color painted boxes out there.

 

[groooooove]

who cares what color it is.. assuming it lives up to the genneral standard of markbass stuff, it'll probably own..

or being that synth pedals tend to be hit or miss, it could fail horribly.. cant wait to find out.

 

[JimmyM]

Ya, nobody sees your pedals anyway, so who cares what color it is?

The pedal that most intrigues me is the Super Booster. Honestly, I'd rather just have a VLE in a tiny little box to take the edge off DI's, but a clean boost that retains flatness would be kind of nice to have since I don't have one yet.

 

[Peter Murray]

Could we get at least some info about the presets on the pedal?

Please?

I wish I had this info! I don't yet. I'll pass on some info when I have it!
Cheers,
Peter

 

[PacoPicoPiedra]

Ads are saying it can do FM and wavetable sounds-gotta be a first for a pedal, they're a bit of a rarity atm even on traditional keyboard synths

 

[Chris V.]

I'm really looking forward to this. I hope I can try one soon...

 

[Bassblisters]

Also love my Korg G-5

 

[groooooove]

Ya, nobody sees your pedals anyway, so who cares what color it is?

The pedal that most intrigues me is the Super Booster. Honestly, I'd rather just have a VLE in a tiny little box to take the edge off DI's, but a clean boost that retains flatness would be kind of nice to have since I don't have one yet.

of all the MB pedals, i think the booster is the only one i might realistically use too.

set the VLE and VPF both at 9:00 and use that puppy as a DI. i'm assuming that'd basically sound a lot like going direct out of a markbass amp, wich i love. clean boost is always usefull.

 

[FreaqyFrequency]

Bump.

I'm curious to see what they will do with this pedal...it seems you will have to tweak all other parameters via computer, which is a plus and a minus.

Plus = Saves on space and knobs.

Minus = Say goodbye to tweaking on the fly, let alone a gig.

 

[Foamy]

Bump.

I'm curious to see what they will do with this pedal...it seems you will have to tweak all other parameters via computer, which is a plus and a minus.

Plus = Saves on space and knobs.

Minus = Say goodbye to tweaking on the fly, let alone a gig.

Waaaaait a miniute!
How about an iPhone interface?
Or a netbook on a mic stand?

 

[FreaqyFrequency]

Waaaaait a miniute!
How about an iPhone interface?
Or a netbook on a mic stand?

You really want to tie your signal to a USB driver on a gig?

 

[Bassbwithu]

My current struggle is finding a pedal that boosts bass and ultra highs while cutting mids for a slap tone out of a passive bass. That super booster may be the ticket.

 

[Kwesi]

I'm not a pedal guy put I'm very interested. If it can beat out my BMS I might have to start saving up. The inability to tweak settings on the fly is a bit of a turn off though.