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I know Andrew is in love with this machine. Does anyone out there know any patch that sounds similar to any Sisters song?

I would really appreciate an answer!!!

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I don't think it's actually been used on a Sisters album, save for perhaps the mythical "new" album...

Are you looking for a guitar sound or a keyboard sound? IIRC, the A3 is just a multieffects unit Andrew likes the distortion on for recording demos.
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No.
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Indeed :von:



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Well, I was looking for some professional ideas for guitar effects, since I am so tired of getting the same s**t sounds.

Thanks anyway.
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DGP00666 wrote:Well, I was looking for some professional ideas for guitar effects, since I am so tired of getting the same s**t sounds.

Thanks anyway.
line6 pod xt ;)

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http://www.line6.com/podxt/

or maybe the rack-mount version:

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http://www.line6.com/podxtpro/US/features.htm

i've got the pod's little brother, the "guitar port" and its fantastic.

http://www.guitarport.com/

the pod xt can be patched into the same software as the guitarport and thus can offer you thousands of combinations of "virtual" amp heads, speaker cabs, reverb/echo/delay/chorus/flange/distortion/etc settings in addition to those already on the pod unit. and they can be dumped onto the pc and edited/stored/etc

superb :von: :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:

bloody marvellous 8)
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I second THAT.

We recorded our whole demoCD on the Line 6 pod and it is fabulous.
Or try the Behringer V-amp, but be aware that it is not as good as the Line 6 and tends to give a lot of noise when combined with other Behringer equipment.

BTW, I bought this cutie for my laptop. It is the best buy I ever did.
A recommendation for all home-recorders working with a laptop (not so much people do this actually, but I use the laptop to make recording at our rehearsals).

http://www.portlandmusiccompany.com/aud ... ewire.html

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Ive got a Korg A3 It rocks, been using one since before lord endritch on account I had a saturday Job working for a Korg dealer!!!


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The POD is great for direct recording but the problem lies when you try
to amplify the sod in a live setting, you have to be careful or the sound becomes coloured and muddy.

It's weird, I've heard the POD sound amazing through a pair of 2 quid walkman headphones and utter crap through a 3000 quid amp. You need to experiment. Doesn't Adam use a POD these days?

The best I've ever heard it was through a pair of Korg KC series keyboard amps, no sound coloration.

Still I'm happy with my POD 2.0 and I've got a killer Dave Gilmour patch that I use for practically everything !!!

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and if you're interested in purely pc-based effects you should have a look at native instruments' "guitar rig" software:

http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?guitarrig_us

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its quite incredible! :notworthy:

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the stuff of wet dreams ;)


if youlike that kinda thing..
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*cough*

new toy ;D

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 3744288867

will patch quite nicely into my guitarport and allow me to use that same patchs while away from a pc...

shouldnt really have, but it was a good 80 quid cheaper than in the shops!! :notworthy:
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that's a good price for it - why can't you weed things like this!
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:lol:

might sell the guitarport once i've got my head around the pod... :innocent:
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Well, be sure to PM me when you think of selling the guitar port - I may well be interested. I need something to expand the effects of my Zoom 4040...

need new toy .... need new toy ...
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lazarus corporation wrote:Well, be sure to PM me when you think of selling the guitar port - I may well be interested. I need something to expand the effects of my Zoom 4040...

need new toy .... need new toy ...
will do... they only cost about 90 quid new though 8)
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Quiff Boy wrote:
lazarus corporation wrote:Well, be sure to PM me when you think of selling the guitar port - I may well be interested. I need something to expand the effects of my Zoom 4040...

need new toy .... need new toy ...
will do... they only cost about 90 quid new though 8)
I know, but I'm "between jobs" at the moment, and 90 quid is 360 much needed Marlboro...
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lazarus corporation wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:
lazarus corporation wrote:Well, be sure to PM me when you think of selling the guitar port - I may well be interested. I need something to expand the effects of my Zoom 4040...

need new toy .... need new toy ...
will do... they only cost about 90 quid new though 8)
I know, but I'm "between jobs" at the moment, and 90 quid is 360 much needed Marlboro...
fair enough :lol:
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lazarus corporation wrote:Well, be sure to PM me when you think of selling the guitar port - I may well be interested. I need something to expand the effects of my Zoom 4040...

need new toy .... need new toy ...
you're lucky I'm stuck with my old zoom 505 :o
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randdebiel² wrote:
lazarus corporation wrote:Well, be sure to PM me when you think of selling the guitar port - I may well be interested. I need something to expand the effects of my Zoom 4040...

need new toy .... need new toy ...
you're lucky I'm stuck with my old zoom 505 :o
From what I've read on the internet (standard disclaimers apply), the 4040 isn't that much better than the 505.

The expression pedal on mine broke, but that's no great loss (if I want a wah-wah then I'll use my Jim Dunlop - far more robust for stomping on).
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lazarus corporation wrote: From what I've read on the internet (standard disclaimers apply), the 4040 isn't that much better than the 505.
can't be worse anyway....I remember playing with my mexican strat and 505 for 3 years, thinking I really sucked at playing guitar, until I playes once on a friend's parker fly with a pod....realizing I could play the 2 metallica's "4 horsemen" solo's without any single mistake....at the same pace of course.... :eek:
since then I proceeded playing on my crappy material, I don't have money to buy anything else....
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