KiltieTuba wrote:What's an octave divider and where can I get one?
What: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octave_effect
An example: http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetai ... ductId=146
Where (Dealer locator): http://www.bossus.com/dealer_locator/
KiltieTuba wrote:What's an octave divider and where can I get one?
I have one of these that I fiddle with once in a while. It's an octave divider and MUCH more...KiltieTuba wrote:What's an octave divider and where can I get one?
I used to use Barcus-Berry transducers and pre-amps. They were pretty good. I sold my stuff several years ago. Don't know if they are still around or not.KiltieTuba wrote:Is there any microphone that has a frequency response down to G0 or roughly 25 Hz?
Dan, Ive been thinking about getting one of the multi-effeccts units in lieu of a string of pedals. Are the effects pretty good or are there some cheesy ones? I'm looking for something with some good delays and looping ability.TubaTinker wrote:I have one of these that I fiddle with once in a while. It's an octave divider and MUCH more...KiltieTuba wrote:What's an octave divider and where can I get one?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Korg-AX1500G-Multi- ... 4cf5073a58
This Korg multi-effects unit will do far more that what I've required of it. It's pretty elaborate with loads of 'canned' effects plus the ability to do some custom effects. The REALLY good thing is that you don't need to string a bunch of pedals together and mess with all the cords. The bad thing might be that you have to remember what switches do what!elimia wrote:Dan, Ive been thinking about getting one of the multi-effeccts units in lieu of a string of pedals. Are the effects pretty good or are there some cheesy ones? I'm looking for something with some good delays and looping ability.TubaTinker wrote:I have one of these that I fiddle with once in a while. It's an octave divider and MUCH more...KiltieTuba wrote:What's an octave divider and where can I get one?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Korg-AX1500G-Multi- ... 4cf5073a58
Anyone hook this up to a mic'd tuba just for giggles??ginnboonmiller wrote:I'm really digging this one lately:
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The boss is okay, not super clean, has occasional tracking problems. The new Electro Harmonix stuff seems to work like magic, though.
When you daisychain a bunch of devices, you degrade the signal with every cord and gizmo. It plays havoc with the s/n ratio, and makes even an unprocessed signal sound worse.Dan Schultz wrote: The REALLY good thing is that you don't need to string a bunch of pedals together and mess with all the cords.