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I'm a bass player too, and I can't get a clean sound with any amp model unless I turn the input pad on! My fully passive bass is possibly the punchiest, since I almost never boost anything on my active preamps (I see them more as impedance helpers; I'm not a huge fan of batteries inside instruments, actually). I'm really not a "heavy hitter" but I've been told I'm not quite on the "light touch" side either… On the odd occasion I plug a guitar in, I find the "pad always on" to be a no brainer. It goes very well along my LP. I was curious as to whether it would be "too tame" on single coils. I've recently borrowed a strat and navigated a few presets: damn, some come heavy! ^^'

Hi all, I'm gonna add my voice to this, since Microsoft announced windows 10 EOL on mid-october 2025 (announcements for home & pro and enterprise & education) and I won't be switching to 11. In fact I'm already moving back to linux. Virtualization doesn't seem like an option (I'm not even willing to look into it) and I'd rather avoid wine if possible — actually, the time I used to spend fighting with wine was the reason I came back to windows after 15+ years of linux-only. I'll wait for my ideascale account to be approved and go check what's up there. As for a .deb, I'm not too sure if that would be the correct move. It could be. Or maybe just release a proprietary (linux native) blob + summary instructions like “unpack this to /opt/something, you'll need this and that dependency”, and then let distro people handle the fine-tuned packaging?