I planned to buy the Moog Taurus Software,and then buy a Roland pk-5....Cause now I used Eko bass pedals...but it.s not really poly-usefull....It's not MIDY...so ...Do u think my idea is worthed ???
Yes, the Roland pedals need to be hooked up to a synth via MIDI - I used a Moog Little Phatty but you could hook them up to any MIDI synth. The new Moog Taurus 3 bass pedals have built in sound. Whatever you do, you need to put the synth through an amp or no sound! (My amp is out of the shot in the video...)
Great job guys, love the vibe. To answer BASSPOPS question, the Roland PK-5 street price is around $500.00. It's just a midi controler, makes no sound by itself. You need to midi it to a synth (Moog Little Phatty in this video). I use a FATAR set of midi pedals midi'ed to a Roland JV-1010 with a Vintage Synth expansion card. It has a dead on Moog Taurus patch and a lot of other great bass and low string sounds that work well for pedal bass.
It's a '76 4001 in Autumnglo (though it might be Walnut) - Montezuma Brown is more recent, but very similar. My first ever Rickenbacker, I love this bass.
I'm not sure that's a Taurus... it doesn't have the distinctive Tarurus sound.... close, though. It looks more like a midi pedalboard, like the Roland PK5, but not the Taurus... still sounds good, though!
And even if it was a Taurus, it could always be the single user defined sound. He's got a classic "user defined" Taurus sound. My salute to him for putting it together with a PK5 and a Little Phatty.
You're hearing a Moog, yes, but that's because this guy has a Moog "Little Phatty" synthesizer. The pedals you see are actually made by Roland, and are controlling the Little Phatty off-camera.
I planned to buy the Moog Taurus Software,and then buy a Roland pk-5....Cause now I used Eko bass pedals...but it.s not really poly-usefull....It's not MIDY...so ...Do u think my idea is worthed ???
Javic2112 1 year ago
where you you hook the pedals up to? and amp or something? i know nothing about synths
Teutonic1250 1 year ago
Yes, the Roland pedals need to be hooked up to a synth via MIDI - I used a Moog Little Phatty but you could hook them up to any MIDI synth. The new Moog Taurus 3 bass pedals have built in sound. Whatever you do, you need to put the synth through an amp or no sound! (My amp is out of the shot in the video...)
hieronymous7 1 year ago
Great job guys, love the vibe. To answer BASSPOPS question, the Roland PK-5 street price is around $500.00. It's just a midi controler, makes no sound by itself. You need to midi it to a synth (Moog Little Phatty in this video). I use a FATAR set of midi pedals midi'ed to a Roland JV-1010 with a Vintage Synth expansion card. It has a dead on Moog Taurus patch and a lot of other great bass and low string sounds that work well for pedal bass.
oscillator3 2 years ago
How much does the PK-5 sell for? Very interested in one.
BASSPOPS 2 years ago
what Ive been lookin for!
BlueRoseRocketBand2 2 years ago
Cool! my kind of jam! Drummer needs a few more drums in my opinion but its not a knock on his style at all. Nice Ric and PK-5s btw!
Adrianrulz 3 years ago
very nice! :D
tigeraven2112 3 years ago
Nice guys!!! Love the sound.
schecter5strg 3 years ago
Love the sound, man. If I could have your exact setup I would be beaming... except maybe the color of the Ricky... and you can keep the pick. :D
BTW, what synth do you have hooked up to the PK-5?
Jacklolwtf 3 years ago
Isn't that a 4001 in Montezuma Brown finish?
Looks killer with black pickguard!
warmaster2006 3 years ago
It's a '76 4001 in Autumnglo (though it might be Walnut) - Montezuma Brown is more recent, but very similar. My first ever Rickenbacker, I love this bass.
hieronymous7 3 years ago
I'm not sure that's a Taurus... it doesn't have the distinctive Tarurus sound.... close, though. It looks more like a midi pedalboard, like the Roland PK5, but not the Taurus... still sounds good, though!
fassman316 3 years ago
Good eyes. It is indeed a Roland PK-5.
Thompsongs 3 years ago
And even if it was a Taurus, it could always be the single user defined sound. He's got a classic "user defined" Taurus sound. My salute to him for putting it together with a PK5 and a Little Phatty.
stlflyguy 3 years ago
Your welcome. That is not the same GH on MySpace though. I am a bassist and a lover of Ricks (my '87 4003 is fantastic), but not a metal guitarist :)
ghorton 4 years ago
Great to see a Moog in use! Taurus & a Rick...who could ask for more?? Very cool.
ghorton 4 years ago
Thanks GH! I like your band's myspace page by the way!
hieronymous7 4 years ago
is that really a taurus? it looks like a roland pk5
afffred 4 years ago
You're right, those are Roland PK-5 pedals.
Thompsongs 3 years ago
You're hearing a Moog, yes, but that's because this guy has a Moog "Little Phatty" synthesizer. The pedals you see are actually made by Roland, and are controlling the Little Phatty off-camera.
Thompsongs 3 years ago