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Waves GTR System Adds Pro Tools Support

Waves has announced that its GTR (Guitar Tool Rack) now supports Pro Tools 7 for both Mac and Windows platforms. GTR 1.0 for Windows has been tested and certified for proper operation under Pro Tools 7, while GTR 1.1 for Mac OS X makes GTR Pro Tools 7-compatible on Mac. Pro Tools 7 users can… Read More Waves GTR System Adds Pro Tools Support

December 29, 2005June 18, 2007Leave a comment

Pro Tone Intros Lithium Chorus

Pro Tone Pedals has introduced its latest effect pedal, The Lithium Chorus. The Lithum is modeled after one of the most famous chorus pedals of all time, one made even more popular by late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. The Lithium has an added depth control giving you more tonal flexibility and allowing lush aural spaces.… Read More Pro Tone Intros Lithium Chorus

December 8, 2005June 10, 2007Leave a comment

Native Instruments Updates Guitar Rig

Native Instruments has announced Guitar Rig 2, the updated version of its digital guitar studio. The new version expands the sonic arsenal with additional emulated classic amps and cabinets, a full setup of bass gear, an extended selection of distortion pedals and effects units, a wealth of intriguing modulation features, a powerful live looping module,… Read More Native Instruments Updates Guitar Rig

December 5, 2005June 10, 2007Leave a comment

Moog Reveals Bass MuRF

Moog Music has introduced the Bass MuRF, a new version of the award winning MuRF voiced specifically for bass instruments. New to the Bass MuRF is a shelving filter on the lowest band, with a cutoff frequency of 110 Hz. This means that all very low frequency content passes through the Bass MuRF’s filter section… Read More Moog Reveals Bass MuRF

November 22, 2005March 26, 2007Leave a comment

Effectrode Creates Tube-Vibe Pedal

Effectrode, a company that specializes in tube effects, has created a new vacuum-tube based pedal, the Tube-Vibe, inspired by the Uni-Vibe. The Tube-Vibe features a pure tube analog signal path which delivers a lush and organic sound. The design architecture also ensures wide dynamic range according to the company. Specifications: The Tube-Vibetm uses top quality… Read More Effectrode Creates Tube-Vibe Pedal

November 17, 2005March 26, 2007Leave a comment

Vox Intros Two Cooltron Effects Pedals

Vox has introduced two new additions to its Cooltron series of effects pedals, the Over The Top Boost and the Snake Charmer Compressor. The stompboxes use a 12AU7 (ECC82) preamp tube to deliver the type of tone that was previously unattainable from a battery-powered unit. The Cooltron technology provides tube sonic performance at a very… Read More Vox Intros Two Cooltron Effects Pedals

November 15, 2005March 26, 2007Leave a comment

Add Rust to Your Music

HAO Handbuilt Effects has released their 2nd limited edition pedal — the Rust Booster II. Designed in conjunction with HAO’s growing artist roster, the RB-2 is a very different animal from the company’s standard production Rust Booster. Featuring a more detailed distortion effect with an increased operating range and a warmer, fatter tone, the RB-2… Read More Add Rust to Your Music

November 11, 2005March 26, 2007Leave a comment

Line 6 TonePort Debuts

Line 6 has announced the release of TonePort, a line of USB recording and modeling interfaces, bringing Line 6 guitar, bass, and vocal tone to the world of desktop recording. TonePort UX1 and UX2 hardware interfaces are USB-powered and compatible with both Mac and Windows computers. Both TonePort models include Line 6 GearBox modeling software,… Read More Line 6 TonePort Debuts

November 2, 2005March 26, 2007Leave a comment

Two Free New VST Plug-Ins

NuGen Audio has introduced a pair of VST PC format plug-ins, Monofilter LT 1.0 and Stereoizer LT 1.0, that are available for free download. Monofilter LT provides a simple interface designed to convert a stereo signal below a specified frequency into a mono signal. The balance knob allows adjustment of the remaining stereo signal above… Read More Two Free New VST Plug-Ins

November 2, 2005March 26, 20073 Comments

Native Updates Guitar Rig

AES Update: Native Instruments has announced Guitar Rig 2, an update to its digital guitar studio. The new version expands the sonic arsenal with additional emulated classic amps and cabinets, a full setup of bass gear, an extended selection of distortion pedals and effects units, a wealth of intriguing modulation features, a powerful live looping… Read More Native Updates Guitar Rig

October 11, 2005March 26, 2007Leave a comment

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That’s right. I find that you’re a completely different person as a maker than you are as a listener. That’s one of the reasons I so often leave the studio to listen to things. A lot of people never leave the studio when they’re making something, so they’re always in that maker mode, screwdriving things in—adding, adding, adding. Because it seems like the right thing to be doing in that room. But it’s when you come out that you start to hear what you like.

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