Guitar Hero Controller Synthesizer

Justin Bread’s Guitar Hero Controller synthesizer is a modified Playstation 2 Guitar Hero controller: Just about everything is left the same with only slight modifications to the actual controller. The circuit that drives the oscillator is based on the LM386 amplifier chip. Here’s the schematic. You can download the full image here.

Free Chorus Echo Effect For Windows, NastyDLA

Variety of Sound has released NastyDLA – a classic chorus echo device with tape-delay simulation for Windows. Features: classic chorus and echo effects authentic signal path coloration tape-delay style feedback and saturation Specifications: input stage model including signal coloration and non-linearities (switchable) classic chorus/flanger effect with amount and rate control which automatically adopts to the… Read More Free Chorus Echo Effect For Windows, NastyDLA

Logic EXS24 Tutorial – Creating Twisted Leads

This video via Trifonic (Brian Trifon), takes a look at techniques for creating filthy bass and lead sounds using Logic’s EXS24 sampler, in combination with the old-school hardware sampler, EMu E6400. “If you don’t use Logic and don’t plan on purchasing an EMu unit, fear not,” notes Trifon. “The principles here are surely applicable to… Read More Logic EXS24 Tutorial – Creating Twisted Leads