This pedal is worth every penny. It’s so much more than just a delay pedal. A must have.
What’s the best guitar multi-effects processor to use with a PC?
Hi – I’m looking for a reasonably priced guitar multi-effects processor to use between my electric guitar and PC. I bought the Boss GS-10 (as the features seemed pretty good and it was made by Boss), but when I plugged it in the effects sounded horrible, full of artifacts. Especially the distortion, which had a tinny hiss behind it.This processor is Eventide Effects intended for home recording, not live performances, so it need to have a clean output sound, and a good range of modifiable effects.Lastly (if possible) I prefer dials to buttons, as they offer more scope for modifying the sound.I’ve been looking at:Line6 Pod Studio UX-2 -> http://line6.com/podstudioux2/Eventide ModFactor -> http://www.eventide.com/AudioDivision/Products/StompBoxes/ModFactor.aspxBut the Line6 relies on using a software interface to control it, not the unit itself, which isn’t what I wanted. Also the software probably isn’t Vista 64-Bit compatible.The Eventide turned me off because it only seems to have modulation effects, and no delay, distortion or reverb.Many thanks for any suggestions, especially if you have personal experience using a particular processor and can recommend or warn me against it.
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Hi – I’m looking for a reasonably priced guitar multi-effects processor to use between my electric guitar and PC. I bought the Boss GS-10 (as the features seemed pretty good and it was made by Boss), but when I plugged it in the effects sounded horrible, full of artifacts. Especially the distortion, which had a tinny hiss behind it.This processor is Eventide Effects intended for home recording, not live performances, so it need to have a clean output sound, and a good range of modifiable effects.Lastly (if possible) I prefer dials to buttons, as they offer more scope for modifying the sound.I’ve been looking at:Line6 Pod Studio UX-2 -> http://line6.com/podstudioux2/Eventide ModFactor -> http://www.eventide.com/AudioDivision/Products/StompBoxes/ModFactor.aspxBut the Line6 relies on using a software interface to control it, not the unit itself, which isn’t what I wanted. Also the software probably isn’t Vista 64-Bit compatible.The Eventide turned me off because it only seems to have modulation effects, and no delay, distortion or reverb.Many thanks for any suggestions, especially if you have personal experience using a particular processor and can recommend or warn me against it.
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