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| Re: A question about cumulative quantization noise/dither [message #58175 is a reply to message #58151] |
Wed, 14 September 2005 09:53  |
Deej [1]
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; or Bassman 4x10" cabinets.
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>Neil
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>"Kim" <hiddensounds@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>Of course many, probably most, of the classic funk and soul keyboard =
sounds,
>>such as organ sounds and electric piano sounds, were created by =
actually
>>micing the amps rather than using a line signal, often with some =
slight
>overdrive
>>or other characteristics of the speakers and amps themselves =
evident.
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>>I'm assuming I'm going to get a better emulation of sounds like this =
by
>actually
>>turning on some of the amp and speaker emulation in my GNX4. The GNX =
has
>>what I think is a fairly nice rotary speaker emulation, as well as a =
nice
>>tremelo effect, but seperate to this (yes I realise that a Leslie =
was a
>speaker
>>hence it should kinda be part of the speaker selection, but =
seperate) is
>>the amp and the speaker cabinet emulation. Unfortunately the GNX4 is =
pretty
>>much dedicated to emulating only guitar and bass amps, but I figure =
there
>>must be some in there that are more likely to sound like a classic =
keyboard
>>amp than others, and I'm sure over the years the odd person probably =
used
>>a guitar amp with a keyboard anyhow. Problem is a lot of the amps in =
this
>>list mean nothing to me other than a bunch of characters, whereas =
I'm sure
>>quite a few of you will be familiar with many of them, and I'm also =
even
>>less familiar with actual keyboard amps, so I'm really lost for a =
place
>to
>>start other than to push buttons and see how things sound... =
....which
>may
>>of course be a very good approach, but
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