I think you’re doing it right. New basses are fun but it takes time to learn each one.
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
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I think you’re doing it right. New basses are fun but it takes time to learn each one.
When you use the backbeat on stage do you pipe your whole IEM mix through it or just your bass? Was looking at their webpage and there are a lot of options for signal routingYou should try tactile transducers. It makes using IEM much more fun. If standing on Bassboard seems weird to you, you can try either Eich Drumchair or Backbeat. I own and use all three of them. It made made the move to IEM much more pleasant.
Feel Your Bass Anywhere — BackBeat G2 Tactile Transducer
BackBeat G2 is a wearable tactile transducer for bass players. Feel every note through your body on silent stages and IEM rigs. $399, ships from USA.getbackbeat.myshopify.com
Just my bass… That allows me to set my bass lower in my IEM mix…
I don't know if the EHX Bass Microsynth time has passed but its seems to be discounted and readily available new for $211. Perhaps it's being discontinued. I no longer own it, but it served me well on many Sundays.
My main bass is an Ibanez 5er but I was very pleasantly surprised by a Fender Jazz Bass Ultra V a couple months ago. It was expensive but it played super well and the B was surprisingly tight.
Well…had it for a couple days now and wanted to give a quick comparison to the stomp for worship bass.
The good. The anagram blocks require little to no tweaking to sound good. Stomp blocks required A LOT of tweaking for bass.
The drives are ok. Spot on their darkglass sounds but the fuzz’s and octaves are REALLY good. The anagram will do an awesome microsynth compared to the stomp.
The touch screen is really finicky. You have to be really precise. Also, at 42yo, I almost need reading glasses for some of the menus
. In the next couple days I’ll download tone hammer and DCX captures and report back.
Yes friend, please report back on Tone Hammer and DCX if you find them.View attachment 7364082
Well…had it for a couple days now and wanted to give a quick comparison to the stomp for worship bass.
The good. The anagram blocks require little to no tweaking to sound good. Stomp blocks required A LOT of tweaking for bass.
The drives are ok. Spot on their darkglass sounds but the fuzz’s and octaves are REALLY good. The anagram will do an awesome microsynth compared to the stomp.
The touch screen is really finicky. You have to be really precise. Also, at 42yo, I almost need reading glasses for some of the menus
In the next couple days I’ll download tone hammer and DCX captures and report back.
Also, how did you get the Bass MicroSynth sound? What blocks?
They’re both on the Tone 3000 website but they also make it easy to upload your own with whatever settings you like and it creates the nam capture.
Does anyone have the Nick Edwards Quad Cortex preset that they can comment on? Ihttps://www.nedwardsmusic.com/product-page/quad-cortex-preset-all-in-one-pedalboard
know that his brother's Quad Cortex preset had a lot of people in the guitar world commenting due to the price. I typically don't use the quad cortex at church, but have built a preset that I like in case I wanted to use it. Just curious. Thank.
know that his brother's Quad Cortex preset had a lot of people in the guitar world commenting due to the price. I typically don't use the quad cortex at church, but have built a preset that I like in case I wanted to use it. Just curious. Thank.
I have seen video, just didn't know if anyone had actually used it in the live in a church setting or have actually used the preset. Like his brother's preset it is fairly expensive, but as some point out elsewhere on the internet it is less expensive than a pedal.
Well here is a demo of the Tone Hammer capture from tone 3000 website. At first it seemed a little too compressed but I changed the blend to 70% and sounds great. I'm really surprised how well it captures the AGS dynamically responds to digging in in the second part of the demo below.
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Recording it as you posted lol. I'll send you a copy of this preset if you want. Essential just Sublemon on a parallel path under Chinchilla fuzz.
I'm torn between getting a used Tone Hammer V1 and a Bassrig Super Vintage. I've tried TH in the past and found it noisy but I want to love it. Bassrig is obviously much more expensive. And no, both isn't an option
I’ve bought and sold the Tonehammer twice. Get the SV. (Or a Helix)I'm torn between getting a used Tone Hammer V1 and a Bassrig Super Vintage. I've tried TH in the past and found it noisy but I want to love it. Bassrig is obviously much more expensive. And no, both isn't an option
Not a fan. Just moved/moving back to analog from HX Stomp XL.
