Radius_Vector
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Hey Guys,
Got around to doing another video thanks to my broken ankle from football :|
Tried something different for guitars, I took out the FX-send of the HT-5 direct into my DAW effectively bypassing the power amp stage compeltely - and modelled the power amp stage digitally using impulses. I loved the result, combining the hard-to-model stuff like preamp distortion and amp response, with the easier-to-model flexibility of power amp stage drive.
For those who want to try this out, some words of warning:
1) Ensure your FX-send is configured for instrument level input (-10dB) and not line level (+4dB), or your audio interface is going to get fried.
2) ALWAYS, I mean ALWAYS ensure there's a load connected to your power amp section (either a cabinet, or a hotplate attenuator or the like). IF you don't have a load, bad things will happen. Very bad things.
Enough talk! Here's the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaet8FW4-Tw&fmt=18
Song is at http://soundclick.com/Melakartha
Got around to doing another video thanks to my broken ankle from football :|
Tried something different for guitars, I took out the FX-send of the HT-5 direct into my DAW effectively bypassing the power amp stage compeltely - and modelled the power amp stage digitally using impulses. I loved the result, combining the hard-to-model stuff like preamp distortion and amp response, with the easier-to-model flexibility of power amp stage drive.
For those who want to try this out, some words of warning:
1) Ensure your FX-send is configured for instrument level input (-10dB) and not line level (+4dB), or your audio interface is going to get fried.
2) ALWAYS, I mean ALWAYS ensure there's a load connected to your power amp section (either a cabinet, or a hotplate attenuator or the like). IF you don't have a load, bad things will happen. Very bad things.
Enough talk! Here's the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaet8FW4-Tw&fmt=18
Song is at http://soundclick.com/Melakartha