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James Trussart's lovely instruments have been the subjects of Gearwire videos in the past (as well as the objects of our collective gear-lust), so we stopped by Mssr. Trussart's Summer NAMM booth to see how his custom guitars were fairing. Let's just say that James Trussart, like his instruments, continues to exude plus de sang froid.
James Trussart:
07/02/08
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James Trussart's lovely instruments have been the subjects of Gearwire videos in the past (as...
Learn how to use the timewarp tool in Cubase 4
Cubase 4 Timewarp
03/20/09
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Learn how to use the timewarp tool in Cubase 4
Gil Griffith and his new products
Gil talks about Burl and...
03/29/08
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Gil Griffith and his new products
Ueberschall Liquid tutorial
Ueberschall Liquid Start...
09/01/08
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Ueberschall Liquid tutorial
Overview of the G&L booth at NAMM 2009. http://www.accordo.it
Namm 2009 - G&L Guitars
01/21/09
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Overview of the G&L booth at NAMM 2009. http://www.accordo.it
Roland AX Synth - NAMM 2009 - Shoulder Synthesizer
Roland AX Synth at NAMM 2009
01/26/09
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Roland AX Synth - NAMM 2009 - Shoulder Synthesizer
This official Cakewalk video offers an introduction to Sonar 8.5's new Step Sequencer 2.0.
Sonar Step Sequencer 2.0:...
10/12/09
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This official Cakewalk video offers an introduction to Sonar 8.5's new Step Sequencer 2.0.
Robert Henke explains the details of Live's innovative Beat Repeat effect in this video.
Beat Repeat
06/17/08
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Robert Henke explains the details of Live's innovative Beat Repeat effect in this video.
Toontrack went to Los Angeles' Henson Recording Studios together with British star producer Andy Sneap (Megadeth, Testament, Exodus) and drummer John Tempesta (White Zombie, Helmet, Exodus) to record some of the heaviest drums in the history of the company. Tag along and and see what happened behind the scenes!
Metal Machine EZX : Making...
02/26/13
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Toontrack went to Los Angeles' Henson Recording Studios together with British star producer...
Action Strings puts the sound of a full string orchestra at your fingertips -- now included in Komplete 9 Ultimate http://www.native-instruments.com/en/produ...
Action Strings Tutorial
04/08/13
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Action Strings puts the sound of a full string orchestra at your fingertips -- now included in...
Demo of the microKORG XL.
Korg microKORG XL
08/12/09
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Demo of the microKORG XL.
In an effort to combat our image as
Behringer BCF2000 With...
12/09/08
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In an effort to combat our image as "American Gear Snobs" (see, we do read your comments, even...
The MXR Micro Chorus is a brilliant reissue of MXRs analog chorus stompbox from the 80s. Utterly simple in design and operation, its old school bucket brigade technology delivers rich warm analog chorus shimmer with just a turn of the rate knob. Although the MXR Micro Chorus operation is a no-brainer with the single Rate knob, there is a gorgeous variety of warm chorus tones available with this perfect little yellow stompbox. Go from subtle shimmer to intense rotator speaker simulation. Housed in a rugged MXR case that saves pedal board real estate, it is true bypass, and runs on standard 9v dc. Engage the pedal and twist the Rate knob all the way for a classic grungey, watery tone. Engage the pedal and keep the Rate knob turned completely down, and get a nice slow lush chorus effect. Just a hint of chorus with the Rate knob will be perfect for metal players needing some smooth shimmer during clean passages. Set it at 12:00 for a rich and simple but effective chorus tone for a variety of styles and applications. Who needs multiple knobs and options? The MXR Micro Chorus delivers lush analog tone for any playing style.
MXR Micro Chorus
04/07/10
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The MXR Micro Chorus is a brilliant reissue of MXRs analog chorus stompbox from the 80s....
Part 8
Wave bundle tutorial 8
02/23/13
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Part 8
Apple Mac Pro Cinema Ad, this is the Mac Pro Trailer
Apple Mac Pro Cinema Ad Mac ...
08/26/13
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Apple Mac Pro Cinema Ad, this is the Mac Pro Trailer
Having tried out the Beat Repeat effect using Automap we are now going to take a look at how to map the Beat Repeat to the User Mode 2 Section of the Launchpad. If you want to use the Launchpad's standard Control Surface Mappings including the Clip Matrix, Mixer etc, seemingly you can't have Automap MIDI on at the same. The MIDI messages output by User Mode 2 are Note Values C, C#, D etc, so to map a Continuous control such as the Grid Value on the Beat Repeat you have to map a range of keys. Since the MIDI message is Note it's behaviour is Toggle, rather than Momentary, unlike how it was set up in Automap MIDI.
Novation Launchpad Beat...
11/18/09
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Having tried out the Beat Repeat effect using Automap we are now going to take a look at how to ...
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