www.mooeraudio.com The GreenMile from Mooer. Tweaked and modded Tubescreamer style pedal. Was pleasantly surprised by the flexibility of this one. Dig it! Demoed with a http Kingbee Guitars relic stratocaster locked and loaded with www.mojotone.com Mojo Tone Standard Hand-Wound pickups. Wired for sound with http slug and coily cables, using an www.drzamps.com M12 Dr Z combo, and http Royer R-121 Ribbon Mic
Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guitar. Show all posts
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
MOOER audio GREEN MILE Overdrive guitar effects pedal demo
MOOER audio GREEN MILE Overdrive guitar effects pedal demo Tube. Duration : 3.93 Mins.
www.mooeraudio.com The GreenMile from Mooer. Tweaked and modded Tubescreamer style pedal. Was pleasantly surprised by the flexibility of this one. Dig it! Demoed with a http Kingbee Guitars relic stratocaster locked and loaded with www.mojotone.com Mojo Tone Standard Hand-Wound pickups. Wired for sound with http slug and coily cables, using an www.drzamps.com M12 Dr Z combo, and http Royer R-121 Ribbon Mic
www.mooeraudio.com The GreenMile from Mooer. Tweaked and modded Tubescreamer style pedal. Was pleasantly surprised by the flexibility of this one. Dig it! Demoed with a http Kingbee Guitars relic stratocaster locked and loaded with www.mojotone.com Mojo Tone Standard Hand-Wound pickups. Wired for sound with http slug and coily cables, using an www.drzamps.com M12 Dr Z combo, and http Royer R-121 Ribbon Mic
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Best Guitar Cable? Shoot-Out / Shopping Guide ~ Bullet, Monster, ProCo, etc.
Best Guitar Cable? Shoot-Out / Shopping Guide ~ Bullet, Monster, ProCo, etc. Tube. Duration : 18.82 Mins.
Boys & Girls - In today's class, we're going to perform a science experiement. It's called - What is the best way to identify a GOOD guitar cable? So, forget all the crap you've read in your fav guitar magazines, and forget all the marketing mumbo jumbo ... let's put some cables to the test, Tone King style ... and hopefully we'll learn some valuable lessons. Also - please note : - This video is 20 minutes. - The first 5 minutes will help you understand how I am performing the test. - The next 10 minutes is the test. - The punchline is @ 14:50 (what we have learned from the tests). - Some outtakes @ 16:00. If you like this video - show your support and LIKE it !!! For behind the scenes chat, join me on Facebook : thetoneking.com Have a question, ask on the forum : thetoneking.com Want to save $$ on your next gear purchase, stay tuned w/ my TTK Killer Deal Alerts : thetoneking.com
Boys & Girls - In today's class, we're going to perform a science experiement. It's called - What is the best way to identify a GOOD guitar cable? So, forget all the crap you've read in your fav guitar magazines, and forget all the marketing mumbo jumbo ... let's put some cables to the test, Tone King style ... and hopefully we'll learn some valuable lessons. Also - please note : - This video is 20 minutes. - The first 5 minutes will help you understand how I am performing the test. - The next 10 minutes is the test. - The punchline is @ 14:50 (what we have learned from the tests). - Some outtakes @ 16:00. If you like this video - show your support and LIKE it !!! For behind the scenes chat, join me on Facebook : thetoneking.com Have a question, ask on the forum : thetoneking.com Want to save $$ on your next gear purchase, stay tuned w/ my TTK Killer Deal Alerts : thetoneking.com
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Alesis Guitar Link USB Cable Demo
Alesis Guitar Link USB Cable Demo Video Clips. Duration : 4.58 Mins.
In this demo I will demonstrate the sound and performance of the Alesis Guitar Link USB Cable. This is not an official demo or commercial in any way. I do not own the name Guitar Link USB Cable or the product itself. This demo was purely made for fun and for informative purposes. Gear: -Ibanez JS 1000 White -Alesis Guitar Link USB Cable -Garageband If you have any questions at all, please feel free to comment. Please rate and subscribe to my channel if you liked this video.
In this demo I will demonstrate the sound and performance of the Alesis Guitar Link USB Cable. This is not an official demo or commercial in any way. I do not own the name Guitar Link USB Cable or the product itself. This demo was purely made for fun and for informative purposes. Gear: -Ibanez JS 1000 White -Alesis Guitar Link USB Cable -Garageband If you have any questions at all, please feel free to comment. Please rate and subscribe to my channel if you liked this video.
TEESE Wizard Wah vs Fulltone CLYDE Deluxe Wah guitar effects pedal shootout w/ Les Paul and Dr Z amp
TEESE Wizard Wah vs Fulltone CLYDE Deluxe Wah guitar effects pedal shootout w/ Les Paul and Dr Z amp Tube. Duration : 5.95 Mins.
check out www.guitar-emporium.com for all the cool boutique pedals I use and demo...IN STOCK! and coilly cables! This is the Teese RMC Wizard Wah and the Clyde Deluxe compared side by side with a Historic Les Paul 59 and a Dr Z MAZ jr 18 watt 210 combo.
check out www.guitar-emporium.com for all the cool boutique pedals I use and demo...IN STOCK! and coilly cables! This is the Teese RMC Wizard Wah and the Clyde Deluxe compared side by side with a Historic Les Paul 59 and a Dr Z MAZ jr 18 watt 210 combo.
Monday, 7 January 2013
Wiring my FX loop pedal board (Guitar Lesson GG-124) How to
Wiring my FX loop pedal board (Guitar Lesson GG-124) How to Tube. Duration : 12.85 Mins.
Justin's completely Free Guitar Lessons. Guitar Gear Review GG-124. In this video I wire up my fx loop pedalboard, start with showing you the signal path, then a fast forward of the wiring up process of audio and power. I have two boards because I often use this one with acoustic guitar, I'll film a vid for the pre-amp board soon but still doing some experimenting with different pedals and want to sort it before filming. Find the related course notes on the following link: www.justinguitar.com Effects in Order: Gig Rig Loopy 2 containing: - MXR Phase 90 (vintage) - EH Micro Pog Analog Man Bi-Chorus Strymon Timeline Delay - Linked to Pigtronix Mission Controller Strymon Blue Sky Reverb On PedalTrain Jr pedalboard Powered by Voodoo Labs Pedal Power Digital Using George L cables
Justin's completely Free Guitar Lessons. Guitar Gear Review GG-124. In this video I wire up my fx loop pedalboard, start with showing you the signal path, then a fast forward of the wiring up process of audio and power. I have two boards because I often use this one with acoustic guitar, I'll film a vid for the pre-amp board soon but still doing some experimenting with different pedals and want to sort it before filming. Find the related course notes on the following link: www.justinguitar.com Effects in Order: Gig Rig Loopy 2 containing: - MXR Phase 90 (vintage) - EH Micro Pog Analog Man Bi-Chorus Strymon Timeline Delay - Linked to Pigtronix Mission Controller Strymon Blue Sky Reverb On PedalTrain Jr pedalboard Powered by Voodoo Labs Pedal Power Digital Using George L cables
Basic Guitar Maintenance Tightening Cable Input Jack
Basic Guitar Maintenance Tightening Cable Input Jack Video Clips. Duration : 4.87 Mins.
Troy Dameron, the Guitar Teacher, in this free "5-minute Basic Guitar Maintenance," video demonstrates how to tighten the cable input jack on an Eric Clapton Signature model Stratocaster.
Troy Dameron, the Guitar Teacher, in this free "5-minute Basic Guitar Maintenance," video demonstrates how to tighten the cable input jack on an Eric Clapton Signature model Stratocaster.
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Wiring Up Guitar Electronics 4, Connecting Tone Cap
Wiring Up Guitar Electronics 4, Connecting Tone Cap Tube. Duration : 4.20 Mins.
www.planetz.com In this video, I demonstrate how to connect a tone capacitor to the a pot. It's an Orange Drop 103, or .01 microfarad cap. The pot I'm using here is a CTS EP086 500k Audio Taper. See my other videos for pot and cap evaluation and selection, getting the electronics in and out of a semi-hollow body, etc. For another example of soldering caps to pots, see my Treble Bleed Part 2 video. Like this video? Please consider making a donation (of any amount) at www.planetz.com
www.planetz.com In this video, I demonstrate how to connect a tone capacitor to the a pot. It's an Orange Drop 103, or .01 microfarad cap. The pot I'm using here is a CTS EP086 500k Audio Taper. See my other videos for pot and cap evaluation and selection, getting the electronics in and out of a semi-hollow body, etc. For another example of soldering caps to pots, see my Treble Bleed Part 2 video. Like this video? Please consider making a donation (of any amount) at www.planetz.com
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HOW TO PLAY: Avery Watts - "This Is War" on Electric Guitar
HOW TO PLAY: Avery Watts - "This Is War" on Electric Guitar Video Clips. Duration : 3.03 Mins.
Avery Watts demonstrates how to play "This Is War" on electric guitar. ©2011 Pulse Records. All Rights Reserved. Get this song off of the full-length album "The Takeover" at: iTunes: bit.ly Amazon: amzn.to Google Play: bit.ly CD on Demand: amzn.to averywatts.com http twitter.com -THE BREAKDOWN- GUITARS: -2 Rhythm -Various Sound FX TUNINGS: CGCFAD (all guitars) GEAR USED: -GUITAR: Custom built Warmoth 'Les Paul' Style (Chambered Mahogany w/Maple top, Maple neck, Ebony fretboard) -PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan SH-5 (Bridge), Alnico II Pro (Neck) -STRINGS: D'Addario EXL116 -CABLES: Planet Waves (instrument & microphone) -PREAMP: Rocktron Gainiac 2 (12AX7 tubes) -POWER AMP: VHT 2/90/2 with Groove Tubes KT88's -CABINET: EarCandy Cabs 'BuzzBomb' 2x12 loaded with (1) Eminence Private Jack, (1) Eminence Governor -EFFECTS: BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer, Rocktron Hush Super C -MICS: (1) Sennheiser MD 421-II, (1) Secret Weapon Mic -MISC. HARDWARE: DI Signal captured with Radial J48 Direct Box (for Re-Amping) -SOFTWARE: Recorded with Avid Pro Tools -PLUGINS: Waves Mercury Bundle for various effects AVERY'S NOTES: -Since Rhythm Guitars 1 & 2 are essentially identical performances, only one example is played to represent both of them. -The "Various FX" guitars are not typically performed in a live setting. Guitars were used to play various riffs and sounds in order to create original 'Sound Effects' for the song.
Avery Watts demonstrates how to play "This Is War" on electric guitar. ©2011 Pulse Records. All Rights Reserved. Get this song off of the full-length album "The Takeover" at: iTunes: bit.ly Amazon: amzn.to Google Play: bit.ly CD on Demand: amzn.to averywatts.com http twitter.com -THE BREAKDOWN- GUITARS: -2 Rhythm -Various Sound FX TUNINGS: CGCFAD (all guitars) GEAR USED: -GUITAR: Custom built Warmoth 'Les Paul' Style (Chambered Mahogany w/Maple top, Maple neck, Ebony fretboard) -PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan SH-5 (Bridge), Alnico II Pro (Neck) -STRINGS: D'Addario EXL116 -CABLES: Planet Waves (instrument & microphone) -PREAMP: Rocktron Gainiac 2 (12AX7 tubes) -POWER AMP: VHT 2/90/2 with Groove Tubes KT88's -CABINET: EarCandy Cabs 'BuzzBomb' 2x12 loaded with (1) Eminence Private Jack, (1) Eminence Governor -EFFECTS: BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer, Rocktron Hush Super C -MICS: (1) Sennheiser MD 421-II, (1) Secret Weapon Mic -MISC. HARDWARE: DI Signal captured with Radial J48 Direct Box (for Re-Amping) -SOFTWARE: Recorded with Avid Pro Tools -PLUGINS: Waves Mercury Bundle for various effects AVERY'S NOTES: -Since Rhythm Guitars 1 & 2 are essentially identical performances, only one example is played to represent both of them. -The "Various FX" guitars are not typically performed in a live setting. Guitars were used to play various riffs and sounds in order to create original 'Sound Effects' for the song.
Sunday, 6 January 2013
Ear Candy FAQ How to wire any guitar speaker cabinet 1x 2x 4x 10 or 12
Ear Candy FAQ How to wire any guitar speaker cabinet 1x 2x 4x 10 or 12 Video Clips. Duration : 3.03 Mins.
www.EarCandy.com You can find even more extensive speaker info @ EarCandy.com. Tohelp others who may have the same questions please give us your comments and questions in the description! You can purchase great sounding music gear here: www.EarCandycabs.com Music Artists Radio News FAQ Blog Guitar Bass Speakers Accessories ~*♪♫*~ EarCandy.com ~*♪♫*~
www.EarCandy.com You can find even more extensive speaker info @ EarCandy.com. Tohelp others who may have the same questions please give us your comments and questions in the description! You can purchase great sounding music gear here: www.EarCandycabs.com Music Artists Radio News FAQ Blog Guitar Bass Speakers Accessories ~*♪♫*~ EarCandy.com ~*♪♫*~
Friday, 4 January 2013
"Cables Eating Guitar" Stop Motion Animation 2765 Pictures HD
"Cables Eating Guitar" Stop Motion Animation 2765 Pictures HD Video Clips. Duration : 1.87 Mins.
If you like this vídeo write here a comment and share. Thanks. I took 2765 pictures and made a stop motion animation. The guitar used was a Ibanez Prestige 3550 and many, many, many cables! I began the process with the guitar all filled with cables and started removing and taking photos. After hours, I did a time lapse and reversed the clip. --------------------------------------------------- Feedbacks would be much appreciated , coments, favorite and like clicks this always helps. --------------------------------------------------- The audio work was: 2 guitar tracks and one for a synthesizer from Nuendo software. Guitar Ibanez Prestige 3550MZ Delay effect BOSS-dd7 Laney amplification and microphone Shure SM-57 --------------------------------------------------- Don´t forget to take a tour in DS TV Youtube Channel, full.sc and SUBSCRIBE for uptade news! full.sc Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow in Twitter : twitter.com Website: www.dallton.com 1st channel www.youtube.com www.creativeguitarvideos.com see ya! DS TV - Dallton Santos -------------------------------------- about Stop motion From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A clay model of a chicken, designed to be used in a stop motion animation. Stop motion (also known as stop frame) is an animation technique to make a physically manipulated object appear to move on its own. The object is moved in small increments between individually photographed frames, creating the illusion of movement when the series of frames is ...
If you like this vídeo write here a comment and share. Thanks. I took 2765 pictures and made a stop motion animation. The guitar used was a Ibanez Prestige 3550 and many, many, many cables! I began the process with the guitar all filled with cables and started removing and taking photos. After hours, I did a time lapse and reversed the clip. --------------------------------------------------- Feedbacks would be much appreciated , coments, favorite and like clicks this always helps. --------------------------------------------------- The audio work was: 2 guitar tracks and one for a synthesizer from Nuendo software. Guitar Ibanez Prestige 3550MZ Delay effect BOSS-dd7 Laney amplification and microphone Shure SM-57 --------------------------------------------------- Don´t forget to take a tour in DS TV Youtube Channel, full.sc and SUBSCRIBE for uptade news! full.sc Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow in Twitter : twitter.com Website: www.dallton.com 1st channel www.youtube.com www.creativeguitarvideos.com see ya! DS TV - Dallton Santos -------------------------------------- about Stop motion From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A clay model of a chicken, designed to be used in a stop motion animation. Stop motion (also known as stop frame) is an animation technique to make a physically manipulated object appear to move on its own. The object is moved in small increments between individually photographed frames, creating the illusion of movement when the series of frames is ...
Makana Performs at Guitar Player's Guitar Superstar 2008
Makana Performs at Guitar Player's Guitar Superstar 2008 Video Clips. Duration : 5.38 Mins.
MAKANA, of Honolulu, Hawaii, performs a splendid solo steel-string piece at the 2008 Guitar Player Magazine Guitar Superstar competition and wins second-runner-up. Hosted by Andy Summers, the event was held September 13, 2008, at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, California. The backing bad is Thud Factor, featuring bassist Jonathan Herrera, keyboardist Eric Levy, drummer John Mader, and guitarist Jude Gold. The Grand Prize winner -- Guitar Superstar 2008 -- was Vicki Genfan, Judges included Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Elliot Easton, Brendon Small, and George Lynch. Finalists were rated on technique, creativity, charisma, and overall vibe. Prizes included a feature article in Guitar Player, and a bevy of wonderful prizes from event sponsors such as Mesa/Boogie, Moog Music, Epiphone, ZZYZX Snapjack Cables, Bugera Amps, Audio-Technica, Auralex, CAD Microphones, Carr Amps, Collings Guitars, Cruz Tools, Dunlop Manufacturing, Essential Sound Products, Fulltone, Keeley Electronics, King Amplification, Magix, Mono Cases, N-Tune Peterson, ProTone Pedals, Reeves Amplification, Reverend Guitars, Shreddies, Villex Electronics, and Westheimer/Cort. THE 2008 FINALISTS: Eric Barnett Sonoma, CA Eric Brewer Erie, PA Mark Christian Los Angeles, CA Vicki Genfan FIRST PLACE Fairview, NJ Makana SECOND RUNNER-UP Honolulu, HI Daddo Oreskovich FIRST RUNNER UP Chicago, IL Michael Orlando Staten Island, NY Dan Peters Morton Grove, IL Ben Robinson Jacksonville, FL The Guy Norwalk, CT
MAKANA, of Honolulu, Hawaii, performs a splendid solo steel-string piece at the 2008 Guitar Player Magazine Guitar Superstar competition and wins second-runner-up. Hosted by Andy Summers, the event was held September 13, 2008, at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, California. The backing bad is Thud Factor, featuring bassist Jonathan Herrera, keyboardist Eric Levy, drummer John Mader, and guitarist Jude Gold. The Grand Prize winner -- Guitar Superstar 2008 -- was Vicki Genfan, Judges included Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Elliot Easton, Brendon Small, and George Lynch. Finalists were rated on technique, creativity, charisma, and overall vibe. Prizes included a feature article in Guitar Player, and a bevy of wonderful prizes from event sponsors such as Mesa/Boogie, Moog Music, Epiphone, ZZYZX Snapjack Cables, Bugera Amps, Audio-Technica, Auralex, CAD Microphones, Carr Amps, Collings Guitars, Cruz Tools, Dunlop Manufacturing, Essential Sound Products, Fulltone, Keeley Electronics, King Amplification, Magix, Mono Cases, N-Tune Peterson, ProTone Pedals, Reeves Amplification, Reverend Guitars, Shreddies, Villex Electronics, and Westheimer/Cort. THE 2008 FINALISTS: Eric Barnett Sonoma, CA Eric Brewer Erie, PA Mark Christian Los Angeles, CA Vicki Genfan FIRST PLACE Fairview, NJ Makana SECOND RUNNER-UP Honolulu, HI Daddo Oreskovich FIRST RUNNER UP Chicago, IL Michael Orlando Staten Island, NY Dan Peters Morton Grove, IL Ben Robinson Jacksonville, FL The Guy Norwalk, CT
Wednesday, 2 January 2013
Roland GR-300 guitar synth
Roland GR-300 guitar synth Tube. Duration : 7.65 Mins.
Hey everybody, please check out my new Myspace music site when you get a chance. The project goes by the name "Mr. Dithers." thanks. www.myspace.com A brief demonstration of the classic Roland GR-300 guitar synth. I posted an earlier vid featuring the GR-300 in a filter modulation performance along with drums, etc. This is just the synth itself - with some TC Electronic D-Two delay. I am using the Roland G-505 guitar controller. You must use the 24-pin cable to interface the guitar with the synth. The older cables with the metal ends are the ones to use. The newer plastic end cables suck. They are not as reliable and cannot be repaired. Avoid them at all costs unless money means nothing to you. The G-505 has a 3-position mode switch which allows you to go between synth only, hexa-fuzz only, or a combination of both. There is also a balance knob which lets you layer in the actual guitar sound. The G-505 is a single coil Strat style guitar that sounds really good on its own. I was watching a Genesis concert video from their 1984 Mama tour and Mike rutherford was playing a G-505 that looked exactly like this one. For the first time I was able to see and hear how he was getting some of those signature synthetic fuzz tones - the hexa-fuzz on the GR-300.
Hey everybody, please check out my new Myspace music site when you get a chance. The project goes by the name "Mr. Dithers." thanks. www.myspace.com A brief demonstration of the classic Roland GR-300 guitar synth. I posted an earlier vid featuring the GR-300 in a filter modulation performance along with drums, etc. This is just the synth itself - with some TC Electronic D-Two delay. I am using the Roland G-505 guitar controller. You must use the 24-pin cable to interface the guitar with the synth. The older cables with the metal ends are the ones to use. The newer plastic end cables suck. They are not as reliable and cannot be repaired. Avoid them at all costs unless money means nothing to you. The G-505 has a 3-position mode switch which allows you to go between synth only, hexa-fuzz only, or a combination of both. There is also a balance knob which lets you layer in the actual guitar sound. The G-505 is a single coil Strat style guitar that sounds really good on its own. I was watching a Genesis concert video from their 1984 Mama tour and Mike rutherford was playing a G-505 that looked exactly like this one. For the first time I was able to see and hear how he was getting some of those signature synthetic fuzz tones - the hexa-fuzz on the GR-300.
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Guitar cables comparison, Elixir, Whirlwind EGC20, Monster Rock, George L's and low grade cable
Guitar cables comparison, Elixir, Whirlwind EGC20, Monster Rock, George L's and low grade cable Tube. Duration : 4.82 Mins.
Elixir cable, Whirlwind EGC20 cable, Monster Rock cable, George L's .255 cable, low grade cable Each cable recorded by plug directly into guitar amplifier
Elixir cable, Whirlwind EGC20 cable, Monster Rock cable, George L's .255 cable, low grade cable Each cable recorded by plug directly into guitar amplifier
How to plug your guitar into iPad and GarageBand
How to plug your guitar into iPad and GarageBand Tube. Duration : 1.48 Mins.
You probably already know how easy it is to create a song on the iPad, so we are going to show you how easy it is to connect your guitar to the iPad.. using Jam by Apogee Simply connect Jam to the dock port on your iPad using the provided cable. Plug in your guitar with a standard 1/4" guitar cable Choose one of the many amps in GarageBand and begin recording. JAM's input gain knob allows you to adjust the level for any pick up configuration on any electric guitar, and the multi color status led lets you know if you have proper level or if it's too hot. Along with being easy to connect and use, JAM features studio quality sound. Using Apogee's PureDIGITAL technology JAM makes a direct digital connection to your iPad and delivers your guitars true tone without compromise. Also connect JAM to iPhone and GarageBand. For more information on JAM, please visit apogeedigital.com
You probably already know how easy it is to create a song on the iPad, so we are going to show you how easy it is to connect your guitar to the iPad.. using Jam by Apogee Simply connect Jam to the dock port on your iPad using the provided cable. Plug in your guitar with a standard 1/4" guitar cable Choose one of the many amps in GarageBand and begin recording. JAM's input gain knob allows you to adjust the level for any pick up configuration on any electric guitar, and the multi color status led lets you know if you have proper level or if it's too hot. Along with being easy to connect and use, JAM features studio quality sound. Using Apogee's PureDIGITAL technology JAM makes a direct digital connection to your iPad and delivers your guitars true tone without compromise. Also connect JAM to iPhone and GarageBand. For more information on JAM, please visit apogeedigital.com
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TTK's Line 6 Relay G30 Wireless Guitar System Review G30 G50 G90 Spider Valve MKII Music Man Axis
TTK's Line 6 Relay G30 Wireless Guitar System Review G30 G50 G90 Spider Valve MKII Music Man Axis Tube. Duration : 10.00 Mins.
READ ME : Hopefully some useful info to help you when shopping for a wireless unit. ROCK ON! AND ... 2 ways to WIN a G30 Wireless System : 1) thetoneking.com 2) www.gear-vault.com Review taken from Gear-Vault.com : Guitarists have dreamed of wireless freedom since about two minutes after the first instrument cable was plugged in, tethering them to their amplifier. In the early days of rock and roll, wireless was something that could only be dreamed of and was as much science fiction as space travel. In recent decades, however, instrument wireless has come a long way and has gone from analog to digital and from expensive to affordable. The Line 6 Relay G30 Wireless Guitar System is a good example of this sort of bit-level working mans wireless thinking. It is a digital wireless system that operates on the 2.4GHz band, which is seen as optimal for guitar use and which keeps the signal free from a lot of interference. Even better, the G30 uses exclusive signal protection technology, broadcasting six simultaneous channels of encrypted data. The G30 is easy to use straight out of the box. It includes a low-profile base unit that will sit on top of your amp or on your pedal board equally well and a compact transmitter that goes on your guitar strap. Line 6 kindly supplies a cable to get your guitar to the transmitter and your first set of batteries. Pretty much plug it in, turn it on, and experience wireless freedom. Line 6 promises an effective range of 100 feet within line-of ...
READ ME : Hopefully some useful info to help you when shopping for a wireless unit. ROCK ON! AND ... 2 ways to WIN a G30 Wireless System : 1) thetoneking.com 2) www.gear-vault.com Review taken from Gear-Vault.com : Guitarists have dreamed of wireless freedom since about two minutes after the first instrument cable was plugged in, tethering them to their amplifier. In the early days of rock and roll, wireless was something that could only be dreamed of and was as much science fiction as space travel. In recent decades, however, instrument wireless has come a long way and has gone from analog to digital and from expensive to affordable. The Line 6 Relay G30 Wireless Guitar System is a good example of this sort of bit-level working mans wireless thinking. It is a digital wireless system that operates on the 2.4GHz band, which is seen as optimal for guitar use and which keeps the signal free from a lot of interference. Even better, the G30 uses exclusive signal protection technology, broadcasting six simultaneous channels of encrypted data. The G30 is easy to use straight out of the box. It includes a low-profile base unit that will sit on top of your amp or on your pedal board equally well and a compact transmitter that goes on your guitar strap. Line 6 kindly supplies a cable to get your guitar to the transmitter and your first set of batteries. Pretty much plug it in, turn it on, and experience wireless freedom. Line 6 promises an effective range of 100 feet within line-of ...
Monday, 31 December 2012
Garageband How to, How to connect your guitar to your mac
Garageband How to, How to connect your guitar to your mac Video Clips. Duration : 6.67 Mins.
SIGN UP HERE! www.Garagebandandbeyond.com For the FREE "Home Recording studio 'shopping list' for beginners" This video will show you how to connect any guitar, bass or whatever you want to your Mac and into Garageband using a cheap 1 male to 1/8" male cable! This is the best of the "low cost" ways to connect your guitar to your Mac. By: Lewin Barringer www.Myspace.com
SIGN UP HERE! www.Garagebandandbeyond.com For the FREE "Home Recording studio 'shopping list' for beginners" This video will show you how to connect any guitar, bass or whatever you want to your Mac and into Garageband using a cheap 1 male to 1/8" male cable! This is the best of the "low cost" ways to connect your guitar to your Mac. By: Lewin Barringer www.Myspace.com
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Guitar lesson on instrument and speaker cables
Guitar lesson on instrument and speaker cables Tube. Duration : 8.65 Mins.
www.nextlevelguitar.com click this link for 5 FREE video lessons and FREE Ebook all from Next Level Guitar.com Guitar lesson on instrument and speaker cables
www.nextlevelguitar.com click this link for 5 FREE video lessons and FREE Ebook all from Next Level Guitar.com Guitar lesson on instrument and speaker cables
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Saturday, 29 December 2012
Do Expensive Guitar Cables Sound Better?? (Guitar Gear Lesson GG-013) Lead Test Review
Do Expensive Guitar Cables Sound Better?? (Guitar Gear Lesson GG-013) Lead Test Review Tube. Duration : 8.48 Mins.
In this video we try and answer the eternal question of Do Expensive Guitar Cables Sound Better? and also why Justin doesn't seem to notice when the guitar gets a little out of tune ;) ha ha ha. Cable A: 4:08 Cable B: 4:47 Cable C: 5:23 Cable D: 5:59 Cable E: 6:37 (oops, looks like I forgot...
In this video we try and answer the eternal question of Do Expensive Guitar Cables Sound Better? and also why Justin doesn't seem to notice when the guitar gets a little out of tune ;) ha ha ha. Cable A: 4:08 Cable B: 4:47 Cable C: 5:23 Cable D: 5:59 Cable E: 6:37 (oops, looks like I forgot...
Line 6 G30 Relay Wireless Guitar System
Line 6 G30 Relay Wireless Guitar System Video Clips. Duration : 2.28 Mins.
Line 6 Relay G30 redefines the wireless experience for guitarists and bassists. Its superior sound, professional dependability and refreshing simplicity are simply unavailable from other wireless systems. 30-meter range, line-of-sight Broad 10Hz 20kHz frequency response; Superior 118 dB dynamic range 8 hours of battery life (AA alkaline batteries) Lightweight, low-profile and easy to use Bright LEDs display power, status and battery life Tone presets match the sounds of guitar cables Comes complete with transmitter, receiver and all necessary accessories including cable, power supply and batteries 2.4GHz band is optimal for guitar wireless Encrypted data stream for added signal protection; Simultaneous broadcasts on six channels Rugged polycarbonate shell Check one out at our Altrincham Store! www.dawsons.co.uk 0161928 3302 altrincham@dawsons.co.uk Thanks for watching!
Line 6 Relay G30 redefines the wireless experience for guitarists and bassists. Its superior sound, professional dependability and refreshing simplicity are simply unavailable from other wireless systems. 30-meter range, line-of-sight Broad 10Hz 20kHz frequency response; Superior 118 dB dynamic range 8 hours of battery life (AA alkaline batteries) Lightweight, low-profile and easy to use Bright LEDs display power, status and battery life Tone presets match the sounds of guitar cables Comes complete with transmitter, receiver and all necessary accessories including cable, power supply and batteries 2.4GHz band is optimal for guitar wireless Encrypted data stream for added signal protection; Simultaneous broadcasts on six channels Rugged polycarbonate shell Check one out at our Altrincham Store! www.dawsons.co.uk 0161928 3302 altrincham@dawsons.co.uk Thanks for watching!
Connect Guitar to Macbook / Garageband
Connect Guitar to Macbook / Garageband Tube. Duration : 2.42 Mins.
Connect Electric Guitar or Acoustic Guitar (with audio output) to your Mac and rock your heart out with Garageband Application. The easiest yet cheapest solution is to use an adapter. You need 1/4" inch to 1/8" audio adapter. The idea is almost like external microphone, basically you need to convert that huge 1/4" inch output to 1/8" which is standardized in today's personal computers. (OPTIONAL & HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) External Speakers are recommended when using Garageband. If you're using a Macbook (notebooks) Do not use the built in speakers especially when your playing rock songs. www.techvide.com
Connect Electric Guitar or Acoustic Guitar (with audio output) to your Mac and rock your heart out with Garageband Application. The easiest yet cheapest solution is to use an adapter. You need 1/4" inch to 1/8" audio adapter. The idea is almost like external microphone, basically you need to convert that huge 1/4" inch output to 1/8" which is standardized in today's personal computers. (OPTIONAL & HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) External Speakers are recommended when using Garageband. If you're using a Macbook (notebooks) Do not use the built in speakers especially when your playing rock songs. www.techvide.com
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