I've had this problem for years. I think gear comes and goes as your musical tastes grows or changes. I personally like outboard gear. Only because I can pick it up and take it with me anywhere.
I picked up the bass back in 2004 and I'm still learning more and more. I'm old school so I had to learn from books and people teaching me. Taking lessons is a great way to start off. The amount of practice you put into it will be paid back in full with your skills. Basic theory and technique is...
Greetings to everyone. I have a few questions for android users and if anyone has any experience with midi connections with it. I'm trying to connect my android tablet to a few hardware devices I own. Mainly to send midi out to my drum machines. Some of these machines have usb and all of them...
One of the main reasons why I picked up a bass is because of hip hop beats. It can get boring and frustrating at times, but trying different techniques and formulas have always helped me. The best guide I have ever used is the circle of 5ths.
What are you listening to that came out this year? I understand this is a very vague question, however I wanna see what new albums, singles, EP's, whatever is out there. Can be bands from 19 forgotten and just made an album this year. And GO...
I play guitar and bass so having something physical in front of me is essential. Although playing virtual synthesizers that have a physical box is the same thing as playing software, I do enjoy tweaking knobs and keys.
Analog gear is what I really like to use. Not because it's popular or there...