slinger wrote: ↑Mon May 03, 2021 8:12 pm
I've got physical keyboards, and I run Ableton Live studio, so I'm well and truly catered for as far as organs/pianos/synths are concerned. I can even recreate decent-sounding guitars via VST plugins, I just don't want to give up the guitar, which is my "real" instrument, if I can possibly avoid it.
The foot pedals should, hopefully, be noise-free. They're all true-bypass models.
What do you think of Ableton btw? I’m thinking of dipping my toe into home recording and I am researching what basic package would be best. I will be starting from scratch in this area
slinger wrote: ↑Mon May 03, 2021 8:12 pm
I've got physical keyboards, and I run Ableton Live studio, so I'm well and truly catered for as far as organs/pianos/synths are concerned. I can even recreate decent-sounding guitars via VST plugins, I just don't want to give up the guitar, which is my "real" instrument, if I can possibly avoid it.
The foot pedals should, hopefully, be noise-free. They're all true-bypass models.
What do you think of Ableton btw? I’m thinking of dipping my toe into home recording and I am researching what basic package would be best. I will be starting from scratch in this area
I've been using it for years. When I first got serious I got hold of the trial/SE versions of as many bits of studio software as I could, and Ableton just happened to be the one that stuck. Obviously, Pro Tools is the most talked-about DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) but there are quite a few options out there and none of them is particularly cheap so do try before you buy.
Studio software can have a Hell of a big learning curve associated with it too, so be prepared to give it some time and cuss a lot.
Fretless wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 6:04 pm
Interesting - any different from the standard Ebow?
I'll let you know. I couldn't resist it at that price though. I've seen a couple of reviews, one says it's a worthy competitor for the eBow, the other says it's rubbish.
Not the best pic in the world, it was just a quick snapshot using a tablet. I've got all of the pedals hooked up and velcroed to the steel pedalboard frame. The next job will be to integrate a couple of multi-way 9v power bricks and make all the pretty little lights come on.
I'm loving those bright orange patch cords I had made.
slinger wrote: ↑Sun May 09, 2021 8:48 pm
Not the best pic in the world, it was just a quick snapshot using a tablet. I've got all of the pedals hooked up and velcroed to the steel pedalboard frame. The next job will be to integrate a couple of multi-way 9v power bricks and make all the pretty little lights come on.
I'm loving those bright orange patch cords I had made.
