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Recording with Taylor Electric & Acoustic Guitars

May 25, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Recording with Taylor Electric & Acoustic GuitarsFitting into the Mix
The easiest way to get a great acoustic sound is to start with a great-sounding guitar. Taylor acoustics have long been favored by artists and recording engineers for their clear, balanced tone. In fact, many engineers keep Taylors in their studios because they know they can always count on the clarity of “the Taylor sound” without the need for a lot of EQ tweaking. Read more

Orange Amps launches the OPC

April 16, 2010 by G-v Rover · 1 Comment 

Orange Amplifiers, the British based pioneering force in guitar amplifiers, are proud to announce the launch of the revolutionary all-in-one computer amplifier speaker – The OPC.

The project has been several years in the making and as a pioneering force in guitar amplifiers, they have used their expertise in sound technology, engineering and electronics to build a new generation of computers that incorporate the best of both worlds: latest computer technology with integrated tools for the modern musician and music lovers.

The revolutionary all-in-one computer amplifier speaker – The OPC is 100% designed and built in the UK. It is a fully integrated computer with internal speaker which delivers playing, recording, editing and computing capabilities to musicians and music aficionados. This is the first computer of its kind that you can connect yourself and your music to the digital world simply by plugging in your instrument. Read more

Kelly Shu Kick-drum Microphone shock-mount

March 31, 2010 by Derek Crawford · 1 Comment 

Kelly Shu Kick-drum Microphone shock-mountMiking a bass drum seems simple enough, but as anyone who has tried can tell you, you either can or you can’t. In general Bass frequency can get lost and muddy in a mix. Take a lean out the window in my neighborhood and the next ’68 Impala to drive by will prove my point. The problem isn’t the drum, or the microphone, but the mic placement! Read more

Mackie Onyx 1640i Hands-On Review – FireWire Production Mixer

March 15, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Mackie Onyx 1640i Hands-On Review - FireWire Production MixerMackie is widely known for designing high-performance, professional audio gear that fits into the budget of the working musician. They know mixers and continually create innovative new products that blur the line between professional studio applications and the world of live sound. So when I got a chance to test drive the new Onyx-i FireWire Production Mixers, I had high expectations, especially considering the buzz surrounding Onyx-i’s breakthrough Pro Tools compatibility… Read more

Image Line Drumaxx drum machine

March 8, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Image Line Software, leading developer of audio production software, has released its newest VSTi/AU plug-in for percussion modelling, Drumaxx.

Drumaxx is a virtual instrument that gives total control of 16 physically modeled drums. Each drum can be routed to independent output for external effects processing. Drumaxx includes 130 drumkits, 900 drum patches, 200 drum patterns and not a single sample in sight. Read more

G-Sonique FSQ1964 – Vacuum Tube High Frequency / Transient Vitaliser

February 15, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

G-Sonique FSQ1964 – Vacuum Tube High Frequency / Transient VitaliserThe FSQ1964 is very useful tool when mixing your songs. It is capable of giving them a true sound, sharpness and boldness, simply everything the modern records should have! Boldness, sweet jingly high frequencies, analog colors, crystal and transparent transients. . . everything with FSQ1964 in few seconds! Read more

Fender Passport PRO Hands-On Review

January 29, 2010 by G-v Rover · 3 Comments 

Fender Passport PRO Hands-On ReviewThe Fender Passport series has been providing portable PA systems for decades, and the three newest models, dubbed the PRO series, make improvements where “the rubber meets the road” as far as musicians are concerned: lighter weight, increased power, and reduced wallet impact. For good measure, Fender has refined existing features and added some new ones. Read more

Line 6 Spider IV Guitar Amplifiers

October 22, 2009 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

http://www.gear-vault.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/line-6-spider-150-274x431.gifLine 6 Spider IV Presser – Finding that perfect tone is a delicate combination of guitar, amp, effects and of course, the guitar player. Finding a combination that works can be difficult, especially if you play a variety of styles. A lot of modeling amps have come close to matching tube sounds at affordable prices, but hitting the trifecta of incredible tone, versatility, and great price is a rarity. The new Spider IV family of amplifiers wins across the board. Read more

Boss ME-30 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor

October 6, 2009 by Chaz · Leave a Comment 

Boss ME-30 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor Though the size of floor multi-effects processor is decreasing, the features and capabilities of these units continue to grow. Although the Boss ME-30 is only slightly larger than an average hard-bound book, it can create a multitude of sounds that once could only be achieved with a huge rack and a gaggle of stomp boxes. Add in sampling capabilities and you’ve got a serious contender in the maximum banger-per-buck race. Read more

Shure Professional Headphones

September 28, 2009 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Shure SRH840 HeadphonesPress Release–Recording engineers spend hours obsessing over which microphone to use with a particular voice or instrument. They know that every mic has a unique sound signature that can spotlight the best aspects of a recording or magnify its flaw. Many recordists don’t realize that headphones are Read more

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