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AUM Guitar Lab Special With Lots Of Effect Apps
My second video today featuring a real guitar, this time I wanted to do the kind of thing I usually do with synths except with a guitar, again the remarkably versatile AUM comes through with flying colours
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Sweet! I was hoping to see you do my guitar and acoustic instruments with ios fx videos so this is right up my alley.
I’m always impressed with what that Middle East Drummer does, must get that some day.
Like the idea of routing the guitar through several channels too, hadn’t thought of doing that
Do not undersell your guitar skills! You'll find things a better guitarist would skip right over! It doesn't take a genius to write "Satisfaction" — it takes a genius to know that three notes is plenty.
Also, cf the Edge:
I like it too, but feel I’d use it too infrequently to justify the price. Maybe one day there will be a sale. I already have three of the devs other drum apps....bought ages ago at a better rate, but which I just don’t use much.
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Nice to hear that, for a change.
In some ways, it works better as a demo for FX.
Yeah I’m waiting for a sale too.
I don't think his stuff goes on sale. I have ME Drummer and it's pretty great. My only beef is that there is no way (that I have found) to tune the drums. Some of them -- such as the bendirs -- are pitched. The one I want to use sounds a B, but my track is in C. This means that to use the bendir I would have to record it separately and retune it in Cubasis, and I am way too lazy for that.