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paresh
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Hi - I'm just starting w revalver (lite). The help file says it has delay but I don't see it anywhere? I'm guessing it's only found in the full version, even though the lite version help file says otherwise?? Thanks.
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
Yes, it's only found in ReValver full version, along with several more effects available 
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paresh
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Thanks...I was listening to see if the Revalver fx are about the same quality as C.walk GT Pro. They seem to be, so far...
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Bulls Hit
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I use the Revalver that comes with GT Pro, usually on the bass track to lift it out a bit.
I find there's a background noise with it, like tape hiss or amp hum. I've fiddled with the various knobs, but can't seem to get rid of the noise.
Any suggestions?
I find there's a background noise with it, like tape hiss or amp hum. I've fiddled with the various knobs, but can't seem to get rid of the noise.
Any suggestions?
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aka WookieMan
Bulls Hit said:
Could be the gain somewhere picking up the noise of the guitar pick up... I'm guessing you are using a single coil? It is the same hum as plugging a single coil guitar into amp with the gain up.
Hope this helps,
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James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
Yes indeed... the only problem with ReValver is the noise. I've always "clean" the noises with CoolEdit Pro 2 after applying the effect to audio clip. I've heard someone using Amplitube VST has the same problem. Looks like software amp simulation is still heading long way compared to hardware based...
ps. Don't ask Pedullist and moskus... the answer will be...
Pedullist : GET POD Line 6 !!!
moskus : GET Behringer V-Amp 2 !!!
ps. Don't ask Pedullist and moskus... the answer will be...
Pedullist : GET POD Line 6 !!!
moskus : GET Behringer V-Amp 2 !!!
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Bulls Hit
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Porter said:
I'm actually using a bass tone on a Casio keyboard (ow Ameteur) for the bass so there's no pickups involved.
I think i"ll have to do what James suggests and clean it up afterwards
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
You're a funny guy, aren't you?!?James Argo said:Yes indeed... the only problem with ReValver is the noise. I've always "clean" the noises with CoolEdit Pro 2 after applying the effect to audio clip. I've heard someone using Amplitube VST has the same problem. Looks like software amp simulation is still heading long way compared to hardware based...
ps. Don't ask Pedullist and moskus... the answer will be...
Pedullist : GET POD Line 6 !!!
moskus : GET Behringer V-Amp 2 !!!
Anyway, you could also try a DI-box.
The problem is that the pickups on the guitar is reacting on the ions from your computer monitor(s). You could just move away from the compute, but that's not always an option.
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
moskus said:
THAT"S IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Over 4000 posts and you just tell me about it now
Why didn't you tell me earlier ? I always wonder why the noises of my Mackie 1202 even bigger than my -rather cheaper- Phonic mixer when recording electric guitar... It's because the Phonic is abit far away from the PC. I have to be close enough to the PC to use the Mackie... THAT'S THE CORE OF THE PROBLEM.... multiply with dual monitor !!!!! BBBBBUUUUZZZZZZZ....... I tried shut the monitor off before hit the record (R) button.... SILENT!!!! THANKS MATE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
...okay, it also has something to do with SB Live!'s bad behaviour.... but hey... it's cute... what can I say
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
You really didn't know? I'm sure I've said this before... well, now you know the Guitarist-Computer-Musicians Big Secret!
And the buuuuuuuzzzzzzzz-sound is really kicking off with Dual Monitors. I turn one of during recording.
And the buuuuuuuzzzzzzzz-sound is really kicking off with Dual Monitors. I turn one of during recording.
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
moskus said:And the buuuuuuuzzzzzzzz-sound is really kicking off with Dual Monitors. I turn one of during recording.
Are you sure it's your monitor ?
...not the Beh... *cough* V-... *cough* uumh...
I mean not the lightning strikes your neighbour's server...
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aka WookieMan
I've actually found out that different monitors make different interference, ie different sounds... My 15" Monitor doesn't give as much interference as my 19" Monitor, so I have to cramp my whole program onto the 15"... and that hurts, but some days I don't get as much intereference... work it out, I can't???
It must be how the guitar feels that day.
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It must be how the guitar feels that day.
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acidrock
GO PACKERS!
Is it true that LCD monitors don't interfere with your signal?
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aka WookieMan
I believe so... from what I've heard... there was a post in the Computer forum saying that they didn't interfer... plus they take up much less space on your desk
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moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Yeah, I have the same problem with my Fender Pro Reverb with 250 W power!James Argo said:Are you sure it's your monitor ?
...not the Beh... *cough* V-... *cough* uumh...
I mean not the lightning strikes your neighbour's server...
And you won't have this problem at all with LCDs. I've tried!
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paresh
Member
LCD
I have a laptop w LCD monitor & it's fine. However the power supply is another (noisy) story which I've posted about in the past.
I have a laptop w LCD monitor & it's fine. However the power supply is another (noisy) story which I've posted about in the past.
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aka WookieMan
Bulls Hit said:
Sorry I missed this post... have you tried turning down the volume on the keyboard? it is possible that the output of the keyboard's out are producing the noise when they are set at the high volume..
Just a late thought...
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ino
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James Argo said:Yes indeed... the only problem with ReValver is the noise. I've always "clean" the noises with CoolEdit Pro 2 after applying the effect to audio clip. I've heard someone using Amplitube VST has the same problem. Looks like software amp simulation is still heading long way compared to hardware based...
ps. Don't ask Pedullist and moskus... the answer will be...
Pedullist : GET POD Line 6 !!!
moskus : GET Behringer V-Amp 2 !!!
I guess the noise you get from those amp sims is made on purpose to simulate real amplifyers... they add noise at some frequencies determined by the amp model you chose... Its sad, but its the noise difference that diferentiates the amp models on your amp simulators. if you can cut some freqs, you could lower the noise without compromising the record, but thats just a myth...
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Yeah, this is true. But that "noise" isn't experienced as "noise", more like "warmth" if you know what I mean.ino said:
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
ino said:
You were right, ino...
But it's somehow different. I mean, the noises shouldn't be this loud and harsh. It almost "kill" my original signal, even if I mute the guitar with my palm (holding the strings). I have couple crappy real amps, but they sound alot better (lesser noise) than the software simulator. Guess I'll have POD or V-Amp in my wish list...
Jaymz
