James-Doolan
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Good choices there! Especially the 201
Thank god its the cheapest on that list probably be picking it up for the next drum session i have
Good choices there! Especially the 201
Don't waste your money on that. It's slightly better than Trilogy, but it is still a piece of shit.
The one where the designers asked, "How can we make our thin sounding guitars sound even thinner? I know, let's chop out more wood!"
Besides an amp of course, I have to say, after buying and experimenting with the Redwire Recto Cab impulse pack, I find myself really preferring the sound of the impulses made using the SM57 with the Tab Funkenwork transformer, rather than the regular SM57 - $185 at Mercenary Audio ain't a terrible price...
Mercenary said:It effectively makes the mic closer to that of an SM-7...
Realized that I can get the upgrade from DFH Superior to Superior 2.0 for about 60, so that's one thing I'm surely buying soon. Does anyone know if it's stand alone BTW, or do you need to install DFHS for the 2.0 upgrade to work? I'll probably also get a Nanopad or something similar with it for drum programming, I don't like doing it with the Nanokey that much, I'd prefer pads a lot more.
Avedis MA5.
Doooooo it :Smokin:
The G-channel has been really fun to use on Vox. Seriously those strips go on almost all my channels, and along with Nebula I'm finding sonic worlds I almost thought lost to me ITB. This pack is the foundation for EVERYTHING in my mixing. If I had to, I could mix an entire record using just these strips and some stock verb/delays.
Realized that I can get the upgrade from DFH Superior to Superior 2.0 for about 60, so that's one thing I'm surely buying soon. Does anyone know if it's stand alone BTW, or do you need to install DFHS for the 2.0 upgrade to work? I'll probably also get a Nanopad or something similar with it for drum programming, I don't like doing it with the Nanokey that much, I'd prefer pads a lot more.