Now that's the only thread here that scares me even more than the Fender Precision thread.No matter what, do not venture into the Ambient bass players thread.
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Now that's the only thread here that scares me even more than the Fender Precision thread.No matter what, do not venture into the Ambient bass players thread.
Maybe this is why? I really have no clue though.ubiquitous
Maybe? But - in the same camp - Tubescreamers and Muffs? Another thought, though I don't think it can be given the current state of clones running wild, would be legal action? But I don't think circuits can be patented? I don't know. This whole thing is just an errant thought.Maybe this is why? I really have no clue though.
The lil Erebus is another for whatever reason.
the ability to access presets and minimal menu diving is what really drew my attention to the 37.
found a new use for the tascam portastudio, lo-fi tape loops and some grungy tape distortion.
Kindly stop posting synthesisers. This is TalkBass and I'm spending enough on music gear as is![]()
No matter what, do not venture into the Ambient bass players thread.
Maybe? But - in the same camp - Tubescreamers and Muffs?
Link RemovedBut hey, all of my synths can reach far, far below the frequencies my stringed basses can reach (and yeah, far below what I can hear). This isn't talk "stringed" bass ;P
Give us a sound sample!Finally did it. I have no idea what to do with a treble eq at 2k but the Arkham into the loop return bypasses all that silliness. Sounds great overall and will be great for a backup/small amp.
Give us a sound sample!
You may just have captured the essence of this thread.It's like I'm at a party in a giant house, wandering around exploring, likely a bit stoned, and I mistaken walked into a room with a bunch of strangers doing who-knows-what.
We are a fuzzy oasis in a desert of tort.I don't get what this thread is about, even in the very broad or general sense.
It's like I'm at a party in a giant house, wandering around exploring, likely a bit stoned, and I mistakenly walked into a room with a bunch of strangers doing who-knows-what. I feel confusion with a sense of I-shouldn't-be-here.
I think I'll go back to that Dolly Parton RRHoF room or one of those neck relief/truss rod/how-do?/it's as-mysterious-as-lady-private-parts discussions.
Don't mind me...
You never saw me here.
Sorry.
Every now and then I think about dipping my toes into that water for ambient stuff, but I'd want the all in one sort of thing. Knowing absolutely nothing about keyboards and synths though keeps me from going any further than pondering. Sometimes I think about learning more about it but that can only lead to spending more money and buying more gear. On the other hand, there are sounds I want that I think I'd need some sort of synth thing to create.Modular synths make pedal addiction seem cheap in comparison. I have a smallish eurorack system i built from various kits, still costly. You really need like 5 or 6 modules at bare minimum to make up a functioning synth. Retail those can be $150 to $600+ per. Then a power supply, and a rack or case. Then patch cables. Just a mini system start up is $$$ and until you get more like 12+ modules can it really do something beyond what a classic all-in-one moog/arp/korg synth can do.
My regret is I should have bought a Korg ms-20 ["mini"] patchable, keyboard, all in one unit. $650ish I think.
All that said, I should have forgone synths altogether as I haven't touched one in ages, but I went down the synth hole when I was out of the band scene.
As I've been slowly tweaking my dirt and getting it all right to sit in the mix, a thought has crossed my mind - why aren't more Boss pedals cloned? I don't mean the odd clone here and there, I mean frenzied cloning of some of their iconic circuits. Besides the HM-2 (which IS cloned like crazy!), and maybe the Hyper Fuzz, I'm unfamiliar with any of their dirt pedals being cloned often. For a company as well-known, revered, ubiquitous, and long-lasting, I would think more of their stuff would be copied. I know there are other clones of some of their non-dirt pedals as well, but nothing crazy. So why is there such an absurd amount of Muffs, Rats, Fuzz Faces, Super Fuzzes, Tubescreamers, etc., etc., etc., but so few Boss clones? There are plenty of circuits that are cloned ad nauseum, but so few Boss. Educate me.
I don't get what this thread is about, even in the very broad or general sense.
It's like I'm at a party in a giant house, wandering around exploring, likely a bit stoned, and I mistakenly walked into a room with a bunch of strangers doing who-knows-what. I feel confusion with a sense of I-shouldn't-be-here.
I think I'll go back to that Dolly Parton RRHoF room or one of those neck relief/truss rod/how-do?/it's as-mysterious-as-lady-private-parts discussions.
Don't mind me...
You never saw me here.
Sorry.
I'm by no means an OG but in my time here I've never seen any real disputes in this thread. I'm sure it's happened at some point though, this being the internet and all.Okay, if you will (anyone), please forgive me or give me a gentle nudge if I say something that might be construed as trolling, impertinent or some other way out of line within this particular discussion thread.
Thank you.
I'm by no means an OG but in my time here I've never seen any real disputes in this thread. I'm sure it's happened at some point though, this being the internet and all.
Considering 2,919 pages since 2013...