SHREDDER – iPad Synth for Guitar was uploaded by: YonacSoftware Duration: 68 Rating:
Yonac Software has introducedShredder, the first professional iPad guitar synthesizer.
Features:
Connect your guitar to your iPad through the USB (such as Apogee Jam, Griffin GuitarConnect Pro, Sonoma GuitarJack 2), Jack/Mic (such as iRig), or use the iPad’s built-in microphone
Uses real FM/subtractive analog-modeling synthesis
Can also be controlled by the onscreen keyboard, or a hardware MIDI controller
Comes with three of our signature stomp boxes: Fuzz Goblin, Ghoul Vibrations, and Echo-Plasm
Over 100 presets to get you started; save an endless number of user presets
Guitar Jack 2 review was uploaded by: quedecree Duration: 409 Rating:
Here’s a quick review of the Sonoma Wire Works Guitar Jack 2 – an audio interface that lets you record guitar and other audio directly to your iPhone or iPad:
A bit of a look and listen to the Guitar Jack 2 on the iPod touch 4th Gen. Also works with iPhone 4 and iPad.
Mainly designed to work with Sonoma’s FourTrack app but will evidently work with other apps as well as long as you have one of Sonoma’s apps that have the control panel to allow you to configure the Guitar Jack 2.
It has an 1/8th stereo ‘phones output, an 1/8th stereo input and a 1/4 mono input. For the first four minutes of video, you’re listening to me waffle on through a pair of Rode NT3’s and after that I plug in my Roland Juno synth and add a couple of guitar tracks.
What’s it like?? very, very good. Plenty of gain with very low noise….in fact, I can’t really hear any noise. It sounds like it’s roughly in the same league as my Edirol UA25 audio interface which is $400 bucks worth.
It’s a bit awkward to handle when plugged in to the iPod and it’s easy to bump it and lose connection so I would not be walking around with it while recording but sonically, it’s outstanding.
Electro-Harmonix Analogizer demo was uploaded by: EHX Duration: 253 Rating:
Electro Harmonix has introduced the Analogizer, a new effect that is designed to ‘give you the sound and feel of an analog delay, without the long delay times.
Features:
From 0 to 26db of input gain
The Analogizer’s warmth can mask the harshness of the digital signal
Easy to balance for the right amount of analog
Punch in the analog signal with the footswitch
Use a 9V battery or a standard 9.6volt DC power supply
