I wonder if I should wait for the B3nX?... and priced $50 higher!
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I wonder if I should wait for the B3nX?... and priced $50 higher!
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... and priced $50 higher!
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...and RED!
My B3n came and today and started playing with it. One thing I noticed unless I missed it, is that you can no longer build patches on the computer. Is this true? I used to be able to do this with the B3.
I went all thru the software and the software's manual but couldn't figure out how to do it.

So it was arather unscientific experiment but I would say that the run time with my little battery rig was 23 1/2 hours. Quite impressiveRe Edit: The Power Bank seems to have an auto off function at 12 hours. Back up and running for another 3 hours so far. I won't bore you all again until i have the actual result. I'm guessing 20-24 hours.
I use the Ampeg sim for my clean tone.So I peeled off my VT Bass DI on the board today. I'll be depending on the SVT sim on the B3n for that. Anyone has a setting for a clean amp there? What clean amp do you like?
I use the Ampeg sim for my clean tone.
Does the rythm can be affected by the effects, or it is always dry?
Thank you CharlieC... other question, can both the looper and the drum be used on a same patch?
I'm imaginating Drum - effect(s) - Loop : record the the effected drum, stop the drum and the effect(s) and jam over the effected drum loop.
Could that be possible? (Iguess so, but I cannot try this myself, not available yet up north).
Thank you!
I want a bright clean sound. Somehow I only like the SVT when it has a lot of gain.
I'll post my patch that I use with the SVT Sim tonight when I get home from work.I want a bright clean sound. Somehow I only like the SVT when it has a lot of gain.