GREGOR'S RECORDING PEDALBOARD 

Really enjoyed this episode, I love your normal highly produced gear demos but hearing you talk a little more informally is very interesting too. I think perhaps there is a bit much of the acoustics of the bass coming through the mics while you're playing? Perhaps gating or compressing the mic audio with the direct recording could help. Very jealous of the Ampeg Sub Blaster.

still sounds great, man!!! love this channel and love hearing YOU play too!

Obligatory pedantry: can I keep my clothes on, and bear with you instead? :)

I think you should combine your formal demos with guest players with this more informal/adlibbed commentary. It’s nice to see both performance demos and how to sit down and think about how to approach the new in combination with what you already have. It’s how I ended up adding the Mini Jive to my YYZ. But I think I’m going to put it in front instead of behind. Great job as usual.

😂 I have a similar problem

Solution***!

you need some Primus in your life!

It’s 2021, let him do what he wants.

@@eds6889 OR we can support him and not let himself internalize all of the negative criticism he has about his playing

It’s a joke. My playing is fine. Primus sucks 😘

The one in the intro

Nee, dafür habe ich zu viele EHX und MuTrons. Davon würden zum Teil nur 2 auf das Board passen 😉

@@basstheworldofficial Manches Vintage EHX-Pedal geht ja selbst schon als Board durch von der Größe her. XD Einen schönen Tag dir dann noch und danke für die Antwort. :D

Polytune -> darkglass super symmetry and B7K V2 -> TC Hall of Fame mini. I don't use wah on mine and the rest proves fairly versatile, whether I want to play some gentle stuff or rock some heavy s#$@.

not anymore. at some point I missed the tone control too much.

it's my No.1, it's perfect in every way

I love compressors, but prefer to add them later in the chain or in post when recording

the board and the patch bay are from Temple Audio

my practice amp is a Phil Jones Briefcase, although I never really practice ;)

for recording... anything really. Btu preferably a tube amp to have some interesting "flavor"

@@basstheworldofficial Thanks! - But I gotta ask you this, because I've heard others say it - In the studio, do you have a go-to amp that best brings out the true sound of each bass, for reviews and such?

For these occasions I don’t use an amp at all. I use preamps or go straight into the interface

seems you've missed a few episodes already

The Vychodil BassTheWorld bass

You suck at bass and you suck at bass. You all suck at bass. I think I’m in full Oprah mode

@@basstheworldofficial everyone sucks my bass! ... Wait

brauche ich nicht. Pedalkompressoren benutze ich so gut wie nie. Nice to have, aber nicht wirklich nötig

@@basstheworldofficial Danke für die Antwort. Und was hälst du von solchen DI Pedals wie z.B. das VT Bass DI bzw. das Bass Driver DI (beide von Tech21 Sansamp)? Macht es nicht Sinn sowas auch auf seinem Board zu haben. Man hört und liest so viele gute Sachen darüber. Nochmals Danke!

klar, aber am Ende kann das nur jeder für sich selbst entscheiden. Die Anforderungen und Anwendungsgebiete sind da für jeden Bassisten völlig individuell. Ich bin da auf keinen Fall ein Maß für irgendwas, außer meine eigenen Bedürfnisse

@@basstheworldofficial Du hast natürlich vollkommen recht. Ich denke, ich werde als Bass-Anfänger noch einiges an Leergeld zahlen und ausprobieren müssen. 😵 Na ja, heute wird auf jeden Fall erst mal der neue Warwick geliefert. Bin schon gespannt wie ein Flitzebogen, haha!

the only lesson is to be natural. I don't think about this, neither does he.

I mostly see these names popping in the Netherlands, very rare here in Germany

Most of them are Electro Harmonix and we already did that video!

I think so

@@basstheworldofficial Great video, tho. 👍👍

Interesting, never heard of that. Yes it’s cast iron and I use it every day

@@basstheworldofficial argh then better change the habit. As the tannic acid inside the tea leaves react with the iron ions of the teapot in high temperature. Best scenario: speedup the rusting of the teapot and you drink the rusted iron. Worst scenario: tannic acid react with iron sulfate (depends on the tech they use when casting the teapot) to become iron gall ink (Google it), and you drank the ink.... In both cases you will make the tea look darker than they should be. So, please use the cast iron to boil the water. And pour it into another teapot to make the tea. It is believed that boiling water with cast iron pot will make the tea softer (which I haven't tested it, but my family believe in this. Oh, I didn't mentioned my grandfather and uncles sold tea for a century in China. ). And softer water is good for making heavily fermented tea, such as most of the western tea (Earl grey, black tea or breakfast tea, or the Chinese dark Pu-erh), as soft water helps the tea to dissolve better and taste less bitter. I was born in Hong Kong and live in a family that drink tea more than water for 38 years. Thank you or giving me so much info on basses. In return I would be more than happy to share useful info on tea for your reference. Cheers

And this is a paradigm demo of how to maintain a cast iron pot(harder than keeping a bass in good shape) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZDIJK92mNNM.html

Let's get started!

@@bass4ever727 OKAY

If buzzy means awesome then you’re right 😉

I did and I know bass ;)

this is a super delicious strawberry vanilla tea. I don't like black & green tea. I'm basically still a child ;)

I’d had loved to add my Vintage Deluxe but there’s no space

Make space, god damn it😂