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Has anyone used the Hercules Double Bass Stand? I am thinking about ordering it, but I want to know how sturdy it is.
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Oct 30, 2011 23:45
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RandomCheese posted:I can't vouch for that specific stand but all of my mic stands and guitar hangers are Hercules branded and are very strong and sturdy, I have no qualms at all about entrusting the safety of my instruments to any product they make. Awesome, I haven't used any of their products yet. I think I will take the plunge, thanks.
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Oct 31, 2011 12:26
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I play in a metal band and I play samples during the show. Clips from movies and a couple of sounds along the lines of Neurosis or Buzzoven. Right now I am using a Boss SP-505, but it fills up quickly. I think it is designed more for drum loops and such. I am looking for something that could quickly and easily play samples, for a decent price. I have an ipad and a really cheap android tablet. I don't really want to take my ipad out to bars, but I just found out about Ambrosia's Soundboard. It seems to be my best bet. But I was wondering if anyone had any experience with it. Also does anyone knows what bands like Neurosis, Buzzoven, Ministry or even groups like Wu-Tang use to put clips in their set?
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Apr 18, 2012 05:11
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Brettbot posted:Have you heard of BackToBasics? Man... Or Astro-Man? (a surf band) uses this to play samples during their show. See this video on Youtube for example. You put all your samples in a folder and assign each one to a key on your keyboard. Then you can play each one, and you can even change the pitch and speed and volume and stuff in real time. You would have to bring a computer to the show, though, so maybe more trouble than it's worth. That program looks pretty awesome! It doesn't have any specs, but I see one of the requirements is Windows 95, so this should run pretty well on a netbook right? I think my band mate has one he isn't using. Oh and that band is pretty sweet! I have to check out more of their stuff.
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Apr 19, 2012 17:49
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Brettbot posted:Yeah, I would think it's fine. It's a very simple program. You can download it and try it out to make sure it works before you pay and register it, too. Thanks a lot! I am going to check it out for sure! On a side note, MOAM has a huge discography, where should I start?
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Apr 20, 2012 20:34
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