Alice AKW
Wolf Ninja
Thanks for the plug man! I think my patches have improved significantly though, I'll whip up a demo of my newest High gain patches today
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Thanks for the plug man! I think my patches have improved significantly though, I'll whip up a demo of my newest High gain patches today
Cool, you should post some updated patches then.
Extreme Meshuggah Tone ALERT!
This was kind of spontaneous. I've been using this tone forever to get the meshuggah tone but never got around to releasing it. WELL here you go.
https://mega.co.nz/#!dtRB1aDb!XsCxo7PmXtSwcbUa8dzYJ1nVmkgTmo7BVqLCv9kk1-Y
Soundcloud:
[SC]https://soundcloud.com/recordingmf/meshuggah-pod-tone[/SC]
Well, the best way would be to record via S/PDIF (it's all digital, so you skip two D/A A/D conversions), but not all interfaces have that. I always use XLR otherwise, but the difference in signal quality compared to jack will probably be very small, and it's more about the amount of noise rather than the sound itself.How are you all plugging your HD 500 into an interface to record? Jack to jack? XLR? I've always gone to jack to jack, just wondering if anyone is doing differently?
Yesterday something rather disturbing happened during band rehearsal and it wasn't the first time; when I switched patches, the sound got cut out followed by an extremely loud 'whoomp'. Had to cut out volume and switch patches to get it to stop. After that everything was normal again.
First I experienced this was when two amps, some fx and my pod were connected to an extension cord, so I blamed the cord. Now it was just my GT800FX and the Pod connected to another extension cord.
Ive been searching the internet for users who experienced the same and found some people blaming ground loops for the cause, however there isn't an answer to be found from a Line6 employee, so it's everyone's best guess what is causing it. I wonder wether anyone here has experienced the same issue and perhaps has found a cure for it. It'd be awful if something like it would happen on stage or blow out a speaker on my cabs.
I've heard that the router on the POD is kind of derpy. Anybody have any idea why I can't seem to get 2 independent channels?