Darn.....Now I'm gonna have to go do some more reading, and probably reread this thread....MrM wrote:True, but that is when you connect the cold and the ground of the XLR in order to go from balanced to unbalanced; you just ground half the signal. It can be done, it is done, but it shouldn't be done IMHO, unless you have no other way of connecting stuff...
Thanks, M4M!M4M wrote:use_a_passive_DI_in_reverse_to_unbalance_the_signal
Another entry point for me to do research this weekend....
if its anything like AT2, we'll have to wait until this thread gets about 250 pages ...jens wrote:I've heard Midiwork's amp is going to be released soon...
Its prevalant because guitar players are idiots, me included, FOr years I just used my basic rig, I had 1 guitar and my 5150 with some pedals, NOw I got 7 guitars, too many freaking pedals, and have tried 4 different sets of tubes in my amp lately, just trying to see if there is a big difference in tubes, Which there is a difference, just not big, and I have 4 different mics to choose from that I use only for guitar recording. And the bottom line, IS I basically use 1 guitar, actually a second one becasue of a different tuning, I use the same pedals I did years ago, and I basically like the way the SHure Sm57 sounds on my amp, although I do use a Rode NTK condenser at times as well. SO I basically have gotten not a whole lot farther than a few years ago as far as tinkering goes. ITs just that in the guitar world, everything can be tweaked, even if it is completely useless in the end, it wass still fun to try it. I think amp sims fall under this distinction, I'm just glad a make some money nowadays so $75-$100 tinkering purchases here and there don't affect my bottom line.guitarzan wrote:I just hope ALL the software developers are noticing how active and previlant guitar related threads are here.
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