I’ve dusted off my old bass guitar, plugged it in my OT and… FUCK YEAAAAAAH IT WORKS! Sound is a bit meh, I have to crank input gain to the max, but my bass is alive and kickin’, running through bit reduction and delay.
Oh the possibilities… Shitty post-punk one man band, here I come!
I have an Art Tube MP Studio V3 (blue), but no love for it (only eq presets). I recently bought a 2U Art Pro Channel II, for vocals. Should be nice for bass too.
I used to own the Pro Channel. Really good for the money. They also have a tube compressor that sounds pretty good. Question @sezare56: So if I’m just monitoring and haven’t started sampling yet, the VOL control in the Amp section will increase the gain? I thought that was for after you have the sample in the buffer. If I can get more gain with that, I’ll be very happy.
With Pickups, REC SETUP 2 AB/CD ? Unfortunately it seems after AMP page.
It’s possible to monitor with Flex, including Amp page while recording, or recording constantly with rec trigs. Change pattern to stop recording (no rec trigs).
You had a flex track with trigless trigs doing all the modulation here? LFO’s pitching up, long delay tempos?
The destructive part comes from a pickup machine with the gain lower than middle right? But a pickup machine alows you to place trigs in the sequencer?
Thats what Im not getting… How to you get that all that, what seems to me, trigless trigs activity but with a pickup machine due to gain < to middle?
Or your loop comes from a neighbour machine delay FX with high tempo and feedback?
2 Lo Fi slots? Just to crank the distortion or?
I have to say from experimenting i prefer the lo fi one than the filter one on guitar. Almost like a dirty big muff.
You have an octatrack and ask such a question?
One thought is you could have a modulation frenzy on one side then find a blend with your 90s sound using the crissfader