Overview:
Not embedded because the &fmt=18 tag doesn't work when I do and it's required for the video to play in stereo.
I went overboard with Windows Movie Maker Titles.
And since youtube will compress everything, here's the original mp3 plus another recording, taken directly from the tascam no processing.
Good score getting that for £20something. If you're just playing about with stuff at home and recording ideas, the one input thing won't be a problem.
You oculd record 4 tracks, mix them on the 4 track and then bounce to your PC. Play the PC stuff back onto tracks 3 and 4 and have an extra couple of tracks.
You can probably bounce that way on the actual unit anyway.
The bass on that song is terrible. The Ibanez has 12s on it since I usually have it in C# for LOW FUZZ TONEZ, but I could only tune it down to A and have it almost intonate, and it goes out anyway, and I can't really do much other than follow the root note with one string.
Any shortscalers got a cheap (sub £100) bass they're looking to offload?
Zaphod wrote:The bass on that song is terrible. The Ibanez has 12s on it since I usually have it in C# for LOW FUZZ TONEZ, but I could only tune it down to A and have it almost intonate, and it goes out anyway, and I can't really do much other than follow the root note with one string.
Any shortscalers got a cheap (sub £100) bass they're looking to offload?
I got mine from eBay, £42.50 plus £10 p&p and it's surprisingly good.
NickS wrote:Well, here's my cheap Chinese "Texas" bass, which turned up at lunch time so I ran home and tried it out and took a pic. It needed a quarter turn on the truss rod; tune up the strings and it's perfectly intonated. The pickups need to be looked at as they seem to have dropped away from the covers leaving the G a lot louder than the other strings, and the two pieces of wood that make the body aren't matched so it's a bit two-tone - maybe I should have chosen with a block colour - but it sounds pretty OK to me.
Well, here's my cheap Chinese "Texas" bass, which turned up at lunch time so I ran home and tried it out and took a pic. It needed a quarter turn on the truss rod; tune up the strings and it's perfectly intonated. The pickups need to be looked at as they seem to have dropped away from the covers leaving the G a lot louder than the other strings, and the two pieces of wood that make the body aren't matched so it's a bit two-tone - maybe I should have chosen with a block colour - but it sounds pretty OK to me.