I think you will really love the EB-5 pack. We've had a chance to check it out and it's really great!

Hold on here thats too quick! 

They sound great. Nicely done.

 
Just tried it, rockin! Thanks Craig... Spinal tap cover here we come.
Last week I actually saw this guy above at the airport, darn cart before horse...

Anderton

cecelius2
Thanks.  Sounds like a Gibson to me.  Nice addition to the bass collection.

I hope to cover the remaining seven basic EB Bass sounds someday...but I need to complete the "48 hours in a day" time-stretching module first.

LOL!  Seriously!  Me too

Thanks Craig and Thank you Cakewalk. Can't wait to try it out.

Thanks Craig and Cakewalk!!!
 
This is much appreciated and will certainly install this tonight!!

Did you see the Read Me file with instructions on where to put everything? If not, try again...if so, we'll sort it out.

Try deleting the programs.lst file, then relaunch Dimension Pro.

Craig, thank you so much.  The sounds are great.  Thanks to all at Cake for your support as well.

Thank You b rock and scook. That did it! And of course Thanks Craig!!!
 
Rocky

John
Its a really nice sounding bass and its in tune.

+1!  Thanks for your hard work Craig!

For those who may be having issues getting DimPro to see Craig's presets here are a few tips that helped me anyway. (Win Xp/32 Bit)
 
The Programs folder is where you would expect it to be.
C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Dimension Pro\Programs
 
This is where I put Craig's new program files but Dim did not see them.
 
However I found another set of program files here:
 
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Cakewalk\Dimension Pro\Programs.
 
Not sure why the duplicate set of programs but when I put Craig's program files in there all worked a treat. Thanks Craig very much too for the programs. The Harpsicord sound is quite sweet as well.
 
There seems to be only one place for the sound fonts and the wave files so as long as you have got those in there you should be good to go. In my case I have actually moved all those to another drive but once you let DimPro know where that is all is well.
 
 

great job!!!

Anderton
 
...I'm seriously thinking of buying the new SG Standard bass or the 4-string EB.

 
 My advice; Make sure you play one first. The recent build SG bass I have, that came from the Gibson factory, is neck heavy and it can be distracting to play because the heads is always dropping when you forget how out of balance it is. It is a shame because the pickups on the SG basses are wonderful and you can blend the neck and bridge into some really unique tones.
 
 An other thing; If you do get one of the SG basses, ask the guys to put the bridge in the right place because it is darn near impossible to get the intonation set up properly with the stock location of the bridge. That is why all the photos of SG basses show that the saddle for the low E string is pulled as far back as it will go. You can't move it back far enough but it is what it is. It is a bummer. I wrote to Gibson and politely asked for their advice regarding what gauge string or string set would work perfectly on the SG bass so that I could set up a properly intonated instrument and Gibson replied that the recommendation for the SG bass is the Epiphone Bass 4 .045/.105 set which sadly can not be set up in proper intonation on the SG bass.
 
 I currently use Rotosound 77 short scale strings and have to cut the end wraps to get it to work and every time I pick up that bass I think "WTF were they thinking". They've been making a bass like this for nearly 40 years. It seems like someone at the company could work some magic and figure out what set of strings would work perfect with some precise bridge location and then make it all happen.
 
 I've been thinking about searching out some micro light tuner hardware, and, or drilling a new hole for the neck strap to solve the neck plummet issue but I dislike the idea of modding an other wise stock Made in U.S.A. instrument.
 
 I had purchased the SG bass for my wife but now I just use it as a unique voice in the studio. I bought my wife an Ibanez that seems remarkably playable and was easy to set up properly so that she could enjoy playing.
 
 I'm gonna keep my eye on the EB5 and hope to give one a try. I don't have much interest in the fifth string but I like the body shape and the natural wood grain finish a lot.
 
 best regards,
mike
 
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