I am using a Korg X5DR module with a pretty good patch for Hammond and using the modulation wheel for the Leslie sound. Is this better or the same. Also any recommendations for a better Hammond patch. Thanks
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the mod wheel will not give you a true leslie sound...I do have the behringer and it is ok...I mean it's 50 bucks so it's not going to sound like a rotosphere or a quality pedal but it does the job....i would say spend the 50 bucks...if you are a true gear head it would not be the first time you bought something that didn't quite sound like you expected...but if you don't buy it you will never know
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There's an effects loop on the back. Comes with 2 button foot switch or you can purchase a 4 button , both can be programmed for the built in effects. You would have a ton of options. You could use your ME for modulation and delay effects and set the amp on which modeling amp suits your needs like marshall, vox, fender etc. But if it was me and I really liked the sound of my ME I might spend more and get a non modeling amp. SS or tube. I like my mustang 3 cause its light and just plug it in. No pedals or even a foot switch , I have the first 10 patches set up for my style and its just a quick turn of the knob. That is not ideal for gigging but for me at home or jamming with friends its just fine.
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I know you can get the editor and librarian here: http://www.korg.com/us/products/controllers/padkontrol/ . On Mac at least plugs right in Core Midi and you're on your way. Hope that helps!
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I took a quick look at the PSR-160 documentation - looks like it only offers a handful of patches with SUSTAIN built in. I'm not aware of a way to connect a sustain/damper pedal type controllers via MIDI jacks.
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most certainly,I am using with dm5 now. decent cymbal but roland will last longer
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Hey Patrick. I have the THR5, which has the same sounds as the 10 but a few less features. I play a lot of classic rock and late 80's stuff too and I think the tones are great. I haven't tried the THR10x but from what I read it's geared more towards the metal crowd. For classic rock tones, I find the THR5's and 10's have more than enough gain. I was really impressed with how responsive it is to pinch harmonics and feedback. Get some really cool early ZZ Top and even GNR tones on it. The effects are awesome too. The tremelo and flange are pretty authentic. If you're not really bothered about saving patches or having an extra control for aux-in volume, you can save even more bucks and get the THR5. My ONLY complaint is with the whole range, and it's a very small complaint... the power switch is actually plastic. Mine's snapped off after I clipped it with my headstock. Still works though. Anyway, hope that helps. These things definitely make practice more convenient without sacrificing tone.
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I use it through a M-Audio 4x4, midi hub and have no problems using soft synths with Sonar 8.5. Although with any midi performance, a lot depends on your hardware (DSP/midi interface) and the size of the buffers set in Sonar, which will have an effect on any lag. Or lack of.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeqDAjB9pGKThe first guy in the video [me] is the one using the MXL 770. The sound editing is weird on my part, the dB were adjusted to fit with the track used (which was different from what I recorded with)
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Although I have a bass, I have never tried it through the G5...but I was thnking about it just last week. It is possible to get bass like sounds out of a guitar, but its not ideal. I was considering using a real bass to just layer in something with the looper function then switch back to 6 string for overdubs. I see no reason why the effects, EQs, compressors etc wouldn't work fine. I doubt you'd get much mileage out of the amp models and distortion stomps though - or the tube booster circuit. I guess it could be quite creative (with the z-pedal!), or it could be a reasonable tool for tailoring a sound...can't vouch for it just yet though I'm afraid.
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After a little bit of research it does appear that they are releasing the Traktor s4 and s2 with upgrades. WHAT'S NEW FOR KONTROL S4 AND S2??Not much has changed. The physical layout of the controllers has not changed one bit. It seems that Native Instruments are using the same casing design as the originals.Native Instruments have upgraded the following:Jog wheel Platters made of `aircraft grade' aluminium instead of plastic. Nice touch, looks shiny!All transport buttons are now colourful with 8 of them receiving RGB backlight for visual feedback.Flux Mode button has been added in where the original offset buttons are. (Great Idea, but this can be added to the existing mapping)Other then that, that seems to be about it. After a little bit of research it does appear that they are releasing the Traktor s4 and s2 with upgrades. WHAT'S NEW FOR KONTROL S4 AND S2??Not much has changed. The physical layout of the controllers has not changed one bit. It seems that Native Instruments are using the same casing design as the originals.Native Instruments have upgraded the following:Jog wheel Platters made of `aircraft grade' aluminium instead of plastic. Nice touch, looks shiny!All transport buttons are now colourful with 8 of them receiving RGB backlight for visual... » Read More After a little bit of research it does appear that they are releasing the Traktor s4 and s2 with upgrades. WHAT'S NEW FOR KONTROL S4 AND S2??Not much has changed. The physical layout of the controllers has not changed one bit. It seems that Native Instruments are using the same casing design as the originals.Native Instruments have upgraded the following:Jog wheel Platters made of `aircraft grade' aluminium instead of plastic. Nice touch, looks shiny!All transport buttons are now colourful with 8 of them receiving RGB backlight for visual feedback.Flux Mode button has been added in where the original offset buttons are. (Great Idea, but this can be added to the existing mapping)Other then that, that seems to be about it. « Show Less
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The manual is available here, so you can see if it has the information you're looking for. http://www.behringer.com/assets/LX1-X_P0209_M_EN.pdfIn my opinion, this effects setup has fewer features than it claims because many of the effects are amplifier output emulation, meaning is provides the gain characteristics of a give amp. So, while I like playing with the settings on mine, it's not quite the effects pedal I was originally expecting.
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Do the tuning pegs have a squarish roundish shape? Like tuning pegs on a piano but much smaller? I'm pretty sure all autoharps have the same kind of pegs and this one should work. I say go for it. Get a 25$ purchase and shippings free for that item, kinda cool.
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Ditto, This player brought my lexicon dc2,bridged carver amps, and klipsch chorusll's(4 of them) back to life.I had a pioneer dv05, thx, like everything else listed here,and simply cannot believe what I was missing in sound quality from the pioneer. This player could pick up a pin dropping in the middle of a pete townsend solo(doesnt get any louder than that).Yes the blueray is very good, yes the upconverting is very good, but the sound is only surpassed slightly by the denon (4500.00) blueray player.Buy it for 500.00, I paid a thousand for the dv05, Technology just keeps jumping by leaps and bounds. Ditto, This player brought my lexicon dc2,bridged carver amps, and klipsch chorusll's(4 of them) back to life.I had a pioneer dv05, thx, like everything else listed here,and simply cannot believe what I was missing in sound quality from the pioneer. This player could pick up a pin dropping in the middle of a pete townsend solo(doesnt get any louder than that).Yes the blueray is very good, yes the upconverting is very good, but the sound is only surpassed slightly by the denon (4500.00) blueray player.Buy it for 500.00, I paid a thousand for the dv05, Technology just keeps jumping by leaps... » Read More Ditto, This player brought my lexicon dc2,bridged carver amps, and klipsch chorusll's(4 of them) back to life.I had a pioneer dv05, thx, like everything else listed here,and simply cannot believe what I was missing in sound quality from the pioneer. This player could pick up a pin dropping in the middle of a pete townsend solo(doesnt get any louder than that).Yes the blueray is very good, yes the upconverting is very good, but the sound is only surpassed slightly by the denon (4500.00) blueray player.Buy it for 500.00, I paid a thousand for the dv05, Technology just keeps jumping by leaps and bounds. « Show Less
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There are a number of synthesizers that work well with the Yamaha WX5. All require "wind-controller" type patches (sounds like clarinet, flute, guitar, sax, etc.) that respond to breath control and pitch bend. The primary creator of wind-controller patches is Matt Traum at www.patchmanmusic.com . I have played/performed with both the WX5 and Akai EWI4000s for 6+ years...it's great fun and you can truly emulate hundreds of instruments and create your own sounds, as well.
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I'm not familiar with either of the other loopers, what I can tell ya is that the RC300 doesn't seem to suck any tone or fidelity away. I'm running an Axe FX 2 to it, and I also used to have the Boss GT-100 & it worked well with that as well. It's a great looping station as far as I'm concerned & I like the advantage of all the foot switches. Those other two look pretty sweet as well, I'm just very familiar with the Boss stuff as I've owned the GT6, GT8, GT10 & GT100. I been playin guitar for 25 years fwiw. I went with the RC300 mostly cause I know very well how to navigate the Boss Menus and programming. However now that I have the Axe FX 2 I sold the GT. Hope I helped ya. I'm not familiar with either of the other loopers, what I can tell ya is that the RC300 doesn't seem to suck any tone or fidelity away. I'm running an Axe FX 2 to it, and I also used to have the Boss GT-100 & it worked well with that as well. It's a great looping station as far as I'm concerned & I like the advantage of all the foot switches. Those other two look pretty sweet as well, I'm just very familiar with the Boss stuff as I've owned the GT6, GT8, GT10 & GT100. I been playin guitar for 25 years fwiw. I went with the RC300 mostly cause I know very well how to navigate the Boss Menus... » Read More I'm not familiar with either of the other loopers, what I can tell ya is that the RC300 doesn't seem to suck any tone or fidelity away. I'm running an Axe FX 2 to it, and I also used to have the Boss GT-100 & it worked well with that as well. It's a great looping station as far as I'm concerned & I like the advantage of all the foot switches. Those other two look pretty sweet as well, I'm just very familiar with the Boss stuff as I've owned the GT6, GT8, GT10 & GT100. I been playin guitar for 25 years fwiw. I went with the RC300 mostly cause I know very well how to navigate the Boss Menus and programming. However now that I have the Axe FX 2 I sold the GT. Hope I helped ya. « Show Less
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Zuleyka As for the ME70 its a great pedal,I love my boss it made my guitars sound great. One thing I use is a Good well padded laptop bag to put my gear in. World tour makes Good gear bags for the price, and they have one made just for the ME70. Hope this helps you out, all the best to you. Freddy