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Don't forget the glorious Peavey T-40. You see them for $300 or so fairly often.

Fuzzy Fred wrote:I know its stupid, but I really like the looks of a jazz bass... how are the pickups? Also, with fuzz? I figured this would be the place to ask

The streets in town are all fucked up from some festival thing going on, so it would take me like an hour to drive to Guitar Center and try out some basses this weekend, so I'll probably go next week

Almost all my demos are done on a J bass. Pickups... well because they are like everywhere everyone makes replacement pickups for them...

You can pretty much do whatever you want with the pups in a Jazz or P.

I personally love J's and had a JV Squier that was the Bee's Knees,...I got rid of it and kick myself for doing so a lot.

Alright, I'll probably either pickup a used MIM (find em around 250) or a used Squier (around 100)

Going to GC? Check out the Schecters there before you buy. Serious.

warwick.hoy wrote:@Behndy

Yeah,...I've had problems looping too,...but on the electro set with canned beets that Mecha Shiva did,...I used the tap tempo on the DL-4 to lock in with those beets on my delays. Sometimes they would offset slightly and it was sparse enough that it was actually quite musical.

Not sure why a careened off from looping into delay though.....

yeah. i do better when it's with a live drummer or somebody that can tap out a tempo on the beats to match, it's just if it's 142.81 bpm i'm never gonna tap EXACTLY that. it's going to drift over time eventually. if i was going to do it live for any length of time i'd want to midi slave a looper to some master time piece.

mudFuzZ'ah just made want to hide under my bed in fear of the inevitable Robot Uprising.

"did the Singularity happen? did i miss it?!?"

My name is Mudd wrote:Going to GC? Check out the Schecters there before you buy. Serious.

I have played on a few schecters, I just hate active pickups, and how schecters look in general...

The VM series from Squeir is definitely worth ever dollar. And you can find em cheap too!

behndy wrote:

warwick.hoy wrote:@Behndy

Yeah,...I've had problems looping too,...but on the electro set with canned beets that Mecha Shiva did,...I used the tap tempo on the DL-4 to lock in with those beets on my delays. Sometimes they would offset slightly and it was sparse enough that it was actually quite musical.

Not sure why a careened off from looping into delay though.....

yeah. i do better when it's with a live drummer or somebody that can tap out a tempo on the beats to match, it's just if it's 142.81 bpm i'm never gonna tap EXACTLY that. it's going to drift over time eventually. if i was going to do it live for any length of time i'd want to midi slave a looper to some master time piece.

mudFuzZ'ah just made want to hide under my bed in fear of the inevitable Robot Uprising.

"did the Singularity happen? did i miss it?!?"

Not yet but there are all these fucking apes circling around monoliths throwing bones at zebras

gah. it makes WarWwwwickety burn when i say this, but i fucking hate that movie. there's some awesome lines in it and i'd love to see it remade by somebody with a supet hectic style, but so. fucking. BORING.

blegh.

heh. Tarrantino directs, Guillermo Del Toro is in charge of effects, and starring Brad Pitt all wacked out on speed.

2011 v2 BISHES.

behndy wrote:gah. it makes WarWwwwickety burn when i say this, but i fucking hate that movie. there's some awesome lines in it and i'd love to see it remade by somebody with a supet hectic style, but so. fucking. BORING.

blegh.

Agreed after the fucking chimps mehX1google... Still Hal makes for good sampling

I don't particularly care for 2001 either.

I do like Deodado/Phish's version of Also Sprach Zarathustra though.



[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUcHSCAE-AE[/youtube]

hur. thought it was you that was telling me i was tripping in the Fucked Up Films thread. i'm all spacey lately.

yay!

warwick.hoy wrote:...Deodado/Phish's version of Also Sprach Zarathustra...

That was nice!

And I love the films and the books, but Clarke's always been one of my favorite authors.

4545 and xero dlx have a love affair. It's out of control.