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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 · Leave a Comment 

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

JamHub Silent Rehearsal Studio Launches at NAMM

August 5, 2009 by Chaz · Leave a Comment 

JamHub Silent Rehearsal StudioPress Release–In an industry hungry for new innovations, JamHub silent rehearsal studio, made a lot of noise with its debut at Summer NAMM, a global event for the music products industry, by winning an unprecedented three awards. Read more

Rehearsal 101 – Don’t Waste My Time

May 27, 2009 by Chaz · 1 Comment 

Band PracticeSooner or later, it happens: band practice. For many people, rehearsal, or “re-hassle”, is a necessary evil, one that must be endured in order to get that glorious stage time that they (and their girlfriends) live for. Very often, however, rehearsal time seems like an exercise in futility, indecision, or intoxication and many bands practice over and over and never get any better. Why is that? Read more

Line 6 JM4 Looper Video Demo

May 11, 2009 by Chaz · 2 Comments 

Line 6 JM4 Looper Video Demo

Combining exhilarating jam tracks with sound-on-sound looping and a full arsenal of legendary Line 6 tones, JM4 Looper sparks inspiration in ways other looping pedals can only dream. Read more

Digitech Unveils the RP1000 Integrated Effect Switching System

November 4, 2008 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Update: Read Digitech RP-1000 Review

DigiTech RP1000
DigiTech unveils its latest addition to the popular RP product line. Tone addicts, meet the almighty RP1000 Integrated Effects Switching System. The DP1000 is more than a multi-effects processor, the unit sports a switchable, external stompbox loop as well as an external amp loop that allows the RP-1000 to easily connect and control external gear.

“Unlike most multi-effects products, the RP1000 works with the guitarist’s favorite gear so they do not have to compromise their personal tone. ,“ says Jason Lamb, (Digitech’s Marketing Manager.)

“We realize that guitarists want to use different brands and types of gear to personalize their tone so the RP1000 will do just that.” Jason adds.

The RP1000 also features an Amp/Cabinet bypass button that removes the RP1000’s internal amplifiers and cabinet effects, while leaving the RP1000’s internal stompboxes and effects; including 200 presets (100 factory, 100 user) individual pedal boards are all still accessible.

The RP1000 features over 160 effects, internal stompboxes, amps and cabinets including the legendary DigiTech® Whammy™. The RP1000 is also built for hardcore stage presence with its heavy-duty cast metal chassis, and 14 metal plunger switches.

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In addition to all the great features above, the RP1000 sports a 20-second phrase looper , which allows the user to easily record, and overdub tracks for one-man band performances, writing and practicing. Control of the full-time phrase looper can be expanded with DigiTech’s optional FS3X foot controller.

The DigiTech RP1000 Integrated Effects Switching System doesn’t come cheap. It lists for $699.
Keep an eye out at American Musical Supply (AMS) for great deals. Read Digitech RP-1000 Review.

Visit Digitech’s official web site for more information at www.digitech.com.

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