Single or Multi efx pedal?
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PinkSpId3r
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700+ for podxt live is abt the same price as GT-6 right?
hmm..where can i sell those pedals away?
does having a distortion and overdive pedal seems unnecessary?
hmm..okai..i will check out those pedals u guys mention..thanks e..which kinnda efx produce warm tones? think its the same type of warm as u guys..
btw..any nice flanger pedal for recommendation too? hee
hmm..where can i sell those pedals away?
does having a distortion and overdive pedal seems unnecessary?
hmm..okai..i will check out those pedals u guys mention..thanks e..which kinnda efx produce warm tones? think its the same type of warm as u guys..
btw..any nice flanger pedal for recommendation too? hee
My Multi FX
Well, if you're low on budget, you can always go for a Behringer X V-amp like I did. Cost me only $140. Sounds great too.
Check out the reviews at http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/Behringer/X_V_Amp-01.html
Well, if you're low on budget, you can always go for a Behringer X V-amp like I did. Cost me only $140. Sounds great too.
Check out the reviews at http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/Behringer/X_V_Amp-01.html
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v amp for direct recordin
yo enigma, im kinda curious.... how are the sounds on the v amp?
have u tried it in a recording situation?? i sometimes i want to try out direct recording, but pod is kinda waaay out there. any pointers?
yo enigma, im kinda curious.... how are the sounds on the v amp?
have u tried it in a recording situation?? i sometimes i want to try out direct recording, but pod is kinda waaay out there. any pointers?
Sounds on the X V-amp
Hi,
Just to clarify first. The model I have is the X V-amp not the V-amp 2 or the V-amp Pro. So this one is just for the X V-amp.
Just got it last week. Haven't tried it in a recording situation yet.
It sounds great over a really really clean amp.
i.e. Plug direct to mixer and parallel out to monitor.
However, when plugged in direct to a guitar amp, needs a little bit of EQing to settle down cus the amp will 'colour' the sound which the X V-amp produces.
When I first got it, tried it with my boss Francis of Guitar Workshop. He said that the sounds were to trebly and digitized. I thought so too. Cus' we were running it through a Peavey amp.
Until I brought it home, and read the manual, did some EQing on the X V-amp and plugged it through a set of headphones. i.e. Clean Channels.
Then did it sound really good.
I like especially, the Vox AC30, Fender Twin Reverb Blackface and Marshall amp modelling sounds. Cus' it suits my style just fine.
Anyway, I did email someone who used it for recording before I bought it the second time (My original was faulty and I exchanged it for a full refund).
You can find his review on Harmony Central.
Here's his reply.
"Yup, sounds like you've got a bad one. It's definitely worth giving it another chance. I just used mine on a label project for some solo's. Sounds great!
-Eric"
Hi,
Just to clarify first. The model I have is the X V-amp not the V-amp 2 or the V-amp Pro. So this one is just for the X V-amp.
Just got it last week. Haven't tried it in a recording situation yet.
It sounds great over a really really clean amp.
i.e. Plug direct to mixer and parallel out to monitor.
However, when plugged in direct to a guitar amp, needs a little bit of EQing to settle down cus the amp will 'colour' the sound which the X V-amp produces.
When I first got it, tried it with my boss Francis of Guitar Workshop. He said that the sounds were to trebly and digitized. I thought so too. Cus' we were running it through a Peavey amp.
Until I brought it home, and read the manual, did some EQing on the X V-amp and plugged it through a set of headphones. i.e. Clean Channels.
Then did it sound really good.
I like especially, the Vox AC30, Fender Twin Reverb Blackface and Marshall amp modelling sounds. Cus' it suits my style just fine.
Anyway, I did email someone who used it for recording before I bought it the second time (My original was faulty and I exchanged it for a full refund).
You can find his review on Harmony Central.
Here's his reply.
"Yup, sounds like you've got a bad one. It's definitely worth giving it another chance. I just used mine on a label project for some solo's. Sounds great!
-Eric"
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thanks for the prompt reply, not to hijack dis thread or anythin.
but i own a Zoom 707 first model. tried recording it
direct from guitar to zoom 707 to mixer to soundcard
compared dat to the newer 707 II, the 707 II sounds thicker, warmer.
also tried micing it from guitar to 707 II to cheap rocktek amp to shure SM 57 to mixer to soundcard. its has alot more tone IMHO.
some effects work good dis way some dun, my 0.2cents is dat individual stomp boxes work best for its own sound, if u need more variety add a chain of pedals. heheh
but if ure on a budget get a multifx pedal. juz my 0.2 cents tho
anyway, enigma.... do u have recorded samples of it i can hear??
but i own a Zoom 707 first model. tried recording it
direct from guitar to zoom 707 to mixer to soundcard
compared dat to the newer 707 II, the 707 II sounds thicker, warmer.
also tried micing it from guitar to 707 II to cheap rocktek amp to shure SM 57 to mixer to soundcard. its has alot more tone IMHO.
some effects work good dis way some dun, my 0.2cents is dat individual stomp boxes work best for its own sound, if u need more variety add a chain of pedals. heheh
but if ure on a budget get a multifx pedal. juz my 0.2 cents tho
anyway, enigma.... do u have recorded samples of it i can hear??
PinkSpId3r
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hmm..which place sells Sansamp GT2 e? and how much does it cost? the sansamp tri-ac sounds cool too..hw abot the proco rat 2..it sounds nice to me also. i juz got my mt-2 recently..cant really bare to part with it so soon :?
hmm..any comparison between these 4?
hmm..any comparison between these 4?
hi..i got my procorat from wakemeup music shop, which is located at queenstown, but if i'm not wrong, you can get it from Mr Misse too.
www.wakemeupmusic.com
yeah..it's not bad, but i'll suggest that you go for the mod. yupz.
www.wakemeupmusic.com
yeah..it's not bad, but i'll suggest that you go for the mod. yupz.
PinkSpId3r
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ehm..wat do u mean by go with the mod? hee
sorrie i abit slow
sorrie i abit slow
there are really so many brands of distortion n overdrive n fuzz pedals around.. Zvex, Frantone, Banzai, Visual Sound, Fulltone, Proco, Radial, Nine Volt Nirvana etc. you can read up alot of the reviews here.. especially if you see something that you are not sure of.. http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/
dun be shy.. jus go n try things out..
you'll have to consider afew things.. budget, type of music, whatever your preferences are, range of pedals, analog, digital etc.. and what are your priorities.. ultimately, it's best to look around, see if your friends have any of these, try em out n hear from there.. it's good to look for used pedals if your budget is tight n esp when you r starting out.. also, there are infinite amount of sound clips of pedals in respective pedal manufacturers' sites..
some other local sites you can take a look at:
www.fierce.com.sg
dun be shy.. jus go n try things out..
you'll have to consider afew things.. budget, type of music, whatever your preferences are, range of pedals, analog, digital etc.. and what are your priorities.. ultimately, it's best to look around, see if your friends have any of these, try em out n hear from there.. it's good to look for used pedals if your budget is tight n esp when you r starting out.. also, there are infinite amount of sound clips of pedals in respective pedal manufacturers' sites..
some other local sites you can take a look at:
www.fierce.com.sg
Thanks for the reply Cavett, will go check it out at Sinamex...(GAS!GAS!)
Hey Damnesia, here's the link http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/Tech_21/Tri_A_C_-01.html
cheers
Hey Damnesia, here's the link http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/Tech_21/Tri_A_C_-01.html
cheers
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