beyondhairy said:what kind of power strip is that? and where did u get it?
*cough* he's from Austria *cough*
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beyondhairy said:what kind of power strip is that? and where did u get it?
Petary791 said:*cough* he's from Austria *cough*
beyondhairy said:what kind of power strip is that? and where did u get it?
Unknowndude said:I might have to try out one of those Bass Synth Wahs. Lots of you seem to have one.
Unknowndude said:I might have to try out one of those Bass Synth Wahs. Lots of you seem to have one.
Toasted said:Best digital octaver I ever heard.
Petary791 said:Well that's the thing. I've been lookin to get rid of my Whammy and get just an octaver, and i've also been searching for a synth and an envelope filter so I think i'm just gonna have to check it out.
Cool. At the price, I'm going to replace my Bassballs with one. The BSW can do the more conventional filter sounds, it seems, and more... plus it's smaller.EricF said:I just scored a BSW, and really like it. The octaver works really well. If you dial it in for just an octave sound (as mentioned by Higgie), it tracks notes a lot lower than my MXR M-88 Bass Octave.
As for the synth sounds, once you understand what the settings are, and how the controls affect the sound, it's pretty easy to use. I have found that running synth sounds on the BSW and adding octave from my M-88 works really well. My intention was to replace the M-88 with the BSW, but I'm finding that I like having both.