IMO, Cubase is the best DAW. I’ve used many others, but consistently used Cubase since the the early 90s when…
Read more →When I think to use guitar pedal effects as outboard, in a recording setup, I have a very slick setup…
Read more →When I started building and experimenting with guitar effects circuits, I quickly found commercial breadboards to be too limiting. Assembling…
Read more →I’m building out my new home studio, and it badly needs some acoustic treatment. Since this is a bedroom studio,…
Read more →Have you ever felt like your fuzz pedal could use a little more character, a touch of that unpredictable magic…
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IMO, Cubase is the best DAW. I’ve used many others, but consistently used Cubase since the the early 90s when I hand built and hand tuned god-awful Windows PCs to get decent performance – I hate Windows!! (I still believe it’s an OS specifically designed to give you RSI… How many clicks to do one…
When I think to use guitar pedal effects as outboard, in a recording setup, I have a very slick setup (IMHO!): I use one or two Radial Engineering EXTC500 interfaces that I have wired as ADAT IO in my studio. It’s really slick! I can send any DAW track (mono or stereo) out to a…
When I started building and experimenting with guitar effects circuits, I quickly found commercial breadboards to be too limiting. Assembling circuits on the bench was fine, but adding reliable audio connections was difficult, never mind taking the circuits from the bench to the floor to play with them! My original solution is detailed in this…
I’m building out my new home studio, and it badly needs some acoustic treatment. Since this is a bedroom studio, I can’t go heavy on modifications, but I do want to control reflections as much as I can, plus as an avid DIYer, I’m happy to get my hands dirty. In this blog, I’ll walk…
Have you ever felt like your fuzz pedal could use a little more character, a touch of that unpredictable magic that only a half-dead 9V battery can provide? Meet the Undead™, your new favorite companion in the quest for unique and gritty tones. This circuit is designed to emulate the gradual ‘death’ of a 9V…
Klone Ranger™ has ridden into town to protect the innocent vintage tones, and the new silicon tones as well. He’s an equal opportunities tone protector with a mask!! The second member of our Art Series of pedals, a boutique-like Klon clone, offering very complimentary tones to our first pedal – the Hi Scream. Re-inventing lost…
