My idea, for guitar/ukulele/mandolin aficionados:
Alfredo
P.S. add your own ideas, please... :)
Great topic idea, Alfredo!
This was mentioned on today's Sonic Talk podcast and I thought it was pretty cool. I've always wanted a drum kit but acoustic drums are much too loud for where I live and I don't really have the space for a full electronic drum kit. So this might be just the thing (if only I had some money). It's not cheap ($699 US (https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/StrikeMultiPad--alesis-strike-multipad) / £599 (https://www.dawsons.co.uk/alesis-strike-multipad-percussion-pad-with-sampler-and-looper)) but it's nice and compact and has some impressive features.
- 9 pads
- Over 8000 samples and loops
- 32GB of storage with over 6GB of content
- Built-in sampler lets you record from USB, smartphone, microphone or other audio device
- Built-in audio looper
- 2-input / 2-output USB audio and MIDI interface
https://www.strikemultipad.com/ (https://www.strikemultipad.com/)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SSKqWSWEu4
Quote from: 64Guitars on November 28, 2018, 07:42:38 PMGreat topic idea, Alfredo!
This was mentioned on today's Sonic Talk podcast and I thought it was pretty cool. I've always wanted a drum kit but acoustic drums are much too loud for where I live and I don't really have the space for a full electronic drum kit. So this might be just the thing (if only I had some money). It's not cheap ($699 US (https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/StrikeMultiPad--alesis-strike-multipad) / £599 (https://www.dawsons.co.uk/alesis-strike-multipad-percussion-pad-with-sampler-and-looper)) but it's nice and compact and has some impressive features.
- 9 pads
- Over 8000 samples and loops
- 32GB of storage with over 6GB of content
- Built-in sampler lets you record from USB, smartphone, microphone or other audio device
- Built-in audio looper
- 2-input / 2-output USB audio and MIDI interface
https://www.strikemultipad.com/ (https://www.strikemultipad.com/)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SSKqWSWEu4
I like!
Sorry Alfredo I posted a little bit of the same subject before I saw your post for christmas
For Christmas, I asked Santa Claus for a Pierre Bensusan Signature Lowden guitar...we'll see if Santa Claus really exists!
http://www.lowdenguitars.com/guitar-spec-bensusan
this tuner looks nice...but the price is still 6 to 10 times higher than the current tuners
like Fender, Korg, Thoman...
For my part I found nothing more precise than the free ReaReatune Plugs ins delivered with REAPER DAW
Santa camera little early and brought me an Epiphone Riviera. It's a 1986 model without hardly a mark on it. I do believe this will be my last purchase as I am running out of wall space to hang any more, although never say never.
The Castrati Brothers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=447&v=-ORvZAKAHXQ
amazing instrument...I'd like to try it
Thank you in advance Santa Claus for dropping it off on December 5th in front of my fireplace