again please forgive me, but if we are talking about how xmas tube sounds (which I thought was the point) then you just said xmas tube alone wouldn't be as good...and that's my point...how do we know which part is the RP-7 and which part is xmas tube?The only thing the bypassed RP-7 could do to the sound is cripple it
Hink wrote:again please forgive me, but if we are talking about how xmas tube sounds (which I thought was the point) then you just said xmas tube alone wouldn't be as good...and that's my point...how do we know which part is the RP-7 and which part is xmas tube?The only thing the bypassed RP-7 could do to the sound is cripple it
Get it ?cheul wrote:I suggest someone throws a DI box at me
when he said by-passing the RP-7 would only cripple it...Lunch Money wrote:Hink, when did he said that "xmas tube alone wouldn't be as good"? I must be looking at the wrong page.
Greg
...in other words if he went direct through with out using anything on the RP-7 it wouldn't sound as good is how I took that, if I'n wrong please correct me...but like he says, you need a di.... yes, yes I do...Midiworks wrote:Hink wrote:again please forgive me, but if we are talking about how xmas tube sounds (which I thought was the point) then you just said xmas tube alone wouldn't be as good...and that's my point...how do we know which part is the RP-7 and which part is xmas tube?The only thing the bypassed RP-7 could do to the sound is cripple itGet it ?cheul wrote:I suggest someone throws a DI box at me
Didn't I say the opposite when I said "cripple" the sound (sorry, not my native language) ? I meant [DI Box (i.e.: no coloration) + Xmas] better than [RP-7 + Xmas] I have to stress that here, the Rp-7 is a default choice (for not having a DI Box) and not a techie, fanboy or else decision, really I just turn on the damn thing and voilà.Hink wrote:again please forgive me, but if we are talking about how xmas tube sounds (which I thought was the point) then you just said xmas tube alone wouldn't be as good...The only thing the bypassed RP-7 could do to the sound is cripple it
hence my remark about the test not being "scientifically" acceptable.how do we know which part is the RP-7 and which part is xmas tube?
He, he I see what you mean here. But honestly, I have no degree in the art of RP-7ing and most of all how could any remnants of knowledge about the gear could I take advantage of in front of a mere volume control. If there's coloring at some point, I sure have no control over it (well, I see you coming, except the volume of it).FWIW, I do not think the RP-7 is a weak link for you at all. I do not care for it, but you do and you play well with it...so it can't be a weak link...
cheul wrote:I can't help trying to promote Rene's work I guess.
I wonder why...Hink wrote:do you have a low z input on your card, if you do it should be fine...don't keep yourself awake on my account...I won't buy any amp or sim I can't fully try out myself anyhow...
and yes rene I do xmas tube still...well I got the zip, I think I took out the .dll from my vst folder...
no offense at all intended Rene, you know that right?Midiworks wrote:I wonder why...Hink wrote:do you have a low z input on your card, if you do it should be fine...don't keep yourself awake on my account...I won't buy any amp or sim I can't fully try out myself anyhow...
and yes rene I do xmas tube still...well I got the zip, I think I took out the .dll from my vst folder...
I love Bruce Campbell...Hope this helps.Install:
Simply unpack the WHOLE included folder into your
VSTpluginfolder, that all.
(You NEED the WHOLE XmasTube folder for the plugin to work.)
Place the WHOLE XmasTube folder inside your vstplugin folder.
Inside the XmasTube folder is another XmasTube folder
and the XmasTube.dll
THEY MUST STAY TOGETHER TO WORK !
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