05 of 19 Training ToneDexter: What you Play, Instrument Resonances and Feedback скачать в хорошем качестве

05 of 19 Training ToneDexter: What you Play, Instrument Resonances and Feedback

Audio Sprocket’s Founder, James May, discusses Impulse Responses for acoustic and electric instruments, ToneDexter, live acoustic sound, and pickups with Aaron Short. The extended interview has been segmented into shorter topics. Learn more: https://audiosprockets.com/    / aaronshortmusic   http://jamesmayengineering.com/ 01 of 19 Introduction with James May and Aaron Short 02 of 19 The Evolution of Audio Sprocket’s ToneDexter IR Preamp for Guitars and Stringed Instruments 03 of 19 Comparisons between the Sound of Under Saddle Pickups, Mic and ToneDexter 04 of 19 Impulse Responses, ToneDexter WaveMaps, and how they Transform the Pickup Sound 05 of 19 Training ToneDexter: What you Play, Instrument Resonances and Feedback 06 of 19 Why Instruments Sound More Natural with your own Custom WaveMaps 07 of 19 Making Electric and Silent Guitars Sound Like an Acoustic Guitar 08 of 19 What Makes a Good Live Sound & ToneDexter for Live Streaming 09 of 19 V2 ToneDexter Software Improvements and ToneDexter Controls 10 of 19 Questions from Viewers - First Set of Questions for James May 11 of 19 James May’s Ultra Tonic Pickups - JamesMayEngineering.com 12 of 19 Licensing ToneDexter Technology in Other Guitars 13 of 19 Do I need a Full Range Speaker for IR to Work? Full Range Acoustic Guitar Amps 14 of 19 ToneDexter with Different Pickups and Mics, and Blending Pickup Sound with ToneDexter's WaveMap Mic Sound 15 of 19 Can ToneDexter Make a Cheap or Silent Guitar Sound Better? 16 of 19 The Acoustic Guitar Player Market and Technology Getting in the Way of Creativity 17 of 19 Do You Know What Your Guitar Sounds Like to the Audience? 18 of 19 What Pickup is Best, K&K or Under Saddle Transducer? B-Band Pickups. Pod Go and Kemper IRs. 19 of 19 Wrap Up with Aaron Short & James May