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By Axeman, on September 13th, 2011%
Here’s a quick demo of AmpKit 1.2 for iPad. All the audio you hear was produced by AmpKit 1.2 and AmpKit LiNK.
AmpKit 1.2 is a big release, featuring tone and simulation improvements – including: dual-stage amp simulation, convolution-based cabinet simulation, adaptive input compensation, an upgraded Noise Gate, and solo and mix output shaping
New gear includes:
- Budda Superdrive 30 Series II.
- Fargen Olde 800, Super Collider and Hot Mod Baby Blues amps.
- Rocktron Zombie Rectified Distortion and Cottonmouth Fuzz effects.
- Sonic Edge J&J Overdrive and Tumbleweed Clean Boost & Compression effects.
- Two great new models of classic high-gain amps, the Sultan Rack 88 and the Uber Xtreme 101.
via agilepartners
By Axeman, on September 12th, 2011%
Adam Fulara plays his ass off, doing his take on BWV 848 – J.S. Bach.
By Axeman, on July 23rd, 2011%
This video captures a demo from the 2011 Summer NAMM Show of a guitar from M3i Technologies that features Laser Pitch Detection (LPD) and Pressure Sensing Coating. Continue reading M3i Technologies’ Laser Guitar
By Axeman, on July 17th, 2011%
This video, via steelguitar3, demonstrates using the Electro Harmonix Pog 2 Octave Generator, B-3 Organ setting.
Technical details: 1956 Fender Stringmaster non-pedal steel guitar, with C6 tuning.
By Axeman, on July 16th, 2011%
This is a short intro video for Digitech’s iPB-10 Programmable Pedalboard – an iPad guitar effects pedal.
The Digitech iPB-10 retails for about $500. Continue reading Digitech iPB-10 Programmable Pedalboard (iPad Guitar Effects Pedal)
By Axeman, on July 7th, 2011%
The latest episode of Bill Ruppert’s excellent Electro-Harmonix Effectology series, Paranormal Guitar, takes a look at creating ‘impossible effects’, using just a standard guitar and EHX pedals.
Settings for each of the sounds is available at the EXH forum.
By Axeman, on July 5th, 2011%
Here’s a quick review, via sonicstate, of the Line 6 Pod HD desktop effects processor:
Another Pod featuring the new HD Amp models from Line 6. 22 amps, 22 preamps, 16 cabs, 8 mics and 100+ stomps.
By Axeman, on April 15th, 2011%
Multi Eventide stompbox demo jam freakout!
via SourceDistributionTV:
The results of an improvised mess-about tweaking all our in-house Eventide Stompboxes, sometimes all at once. The chain is Suhr Guitar into Eventide ModFactor fed into TimeFactor, then into Pitchfactor, then into a Jet City 50 Watt 2 x 12 Combo amp. Guitar is provided by Source’s resident shredder Ian Iredale, knob twiddling by Alex. You can hopefully get an idea for the sheer range of ideas, sounds and general all round genius these particular pedals provide.
Eventide stompboxes are as much studio effects as they are guitar effects (all are stereo, with selectable Line/Guitar input/output volumes), all sound completely fabulous and are easy to use, but still super super deep.
Mic setup is Shure SM57 on the cone going into a UA 610, RØDE NTG1000 on the rear of the cab, RØDE NTG2 to pick up our voices, all fed into a PreSonus FireStudio Mobile for conversion.
For more info on the Eventide Stompbox range (note the new Space reverb we didn’t have in time for this session!): http://www.eventide.com/AudioDivision/Products/StompBoxes.aspx
To find a dealer in the UK: http://www.sourcedistribution.co.uk/
…And finally, follow! http://www.twitter.com/sourcedist
By Axeman, on April 15th, 2011%
Tutorial on programming the Roland GR-55 to duplicate the distinctive sounds of the Roland GR-300, as heard on the vintage Pat Metheny/Lyle Mays tune, Are You Going With Me?
Includes tips on using the control assignment page.
via WayneJoness
By Axeman, on March 17th, 2011%
The latest episode of Bill Ruppert’s Electro-Harmonix Effectology series looks at how to turn you guitar into a string synth and tin whistle using effects pedals.
See the EHX site for pedal settings.
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