+1 I mostly use a Bassic for guitar or sometimes a Yorkville 12" bass cab with the Micro Terror when I want to leave the TB hooked to the Bassic.
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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out
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+1 I mostly use a Bassic for guitar or sometimes a Yorkville 12" bass cab with the Micro Terror when I want to leave the TB hooked to the Bassic.
Anyone here know of a simple to use drum machine/metronome I can plug into the MP3 input of the Micro Terror to play along with basic drum beats?
I had one and sold it a few years back when I saw how big the instruction manual was LOL. But I read that the drums sound good and you can add extension pedals to start fills.
Yeah that is more my speed, not looking to record, just training to time. I have a cool old school wooden metronome but want to play to a drum beat.
LOL. Acid washed jeans and mullets come to mind...
Lots of guys I went to high school with still post spinning hair metal band records and going to hair metal concerts on Facebook.
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found a sweet looking candy apple red squier affinity p in the desert with a mint pick guard for 90 bones, set up was really good, didn't plug it in though, because i was too busy shooting photos and such to check it out thoroughly, shot at an abandoned turquoise mine at twilight and radio free joshua tree later at night
i haven't been able to get together with my guitarist yet, and i think somebody stole my extra mesa 12ax7 last time i had a party at my house, been super busy with sales and shooting, no rest for the wicked, i might need to hire an assistant
Yeah, a footswitch can be used to switch between A and B variations of a pattern, which also throws in a fill.
I never tried to learn how to program the thing, I just used the preset patterns to jam along with.
Flanger, Phaser, Chorus are modulation effects. SWIRLY NOISES!
So this is sitting on my workstation... I am just hoping I have a few minutes to turn it on before saturday...
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I used to have an Alesis SR16. Sisters of Mercy in a box! I sold it in the great I'm-about-to-become-a-dad-so-I'm-liquidating-the-rack-o'-synths-and-committing-to-only-stringed-instruments fire sale of 2008. I miss it, though, and am sort of interested in a simple beat machine that can be footswitched into fills to switch between patterns.
Before the Alesis SR16, I had a Yamaha RX-17. Man I can't believe I programmed two full length albums (well, cassettes) of metal/grunge/punk/post-hardcore songs, complete with fills, tempo changes, etc. manually into that thing through that tiny 0.5" x 2.0" LCD screen. Uphill both ways! Through the snow! get off my lawn!
Before the Alesis SR16, I had a Yamaha RX-17. Man I can't believe I programmed two full length albums (well, cassettes) of metal/grunge/punk/post-hardcore songs, complete with fills, tempo changes, etc. manually into that thing through that tiny 0.5" x 2.0" LCD screen. Uphill both ways! Through the snow! get off my lawn!
@kleinenenten
There is one of these tall Peavey 412s on the local CL right now for $100, just saw it last night.
Presets huh?, good to know, I may have to pick up another one then, thanks.
