I don't know the thread you are talking about, but the Luminite Graviton M1 is a small and wireless controller, and it has a very small "joystick" which can be mounted on your guitar.
That‘s it, thanks guys for your input!
Posts by AndySchick
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Nope,
it wasn‘t this one. It was pre-player era, some little thing, that can be attached to your guitar.
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Hi guys,
I remember reading a thread about a small wireless midi controller, which can be mounted on the guitar, a while ago. Unfortunatelly, I can‘t find that thread again - maybe someone can point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance
Andy
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Be aware that digital wireless systems add latency to your signal chain.
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What a beauty!
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Hallo,
die Frage nach einem Nachfolger wird immer wieder gestellt. Der Punkt für mich ist - selbst wenn es morgen einen gäbe, klingen meine Profiler dadurch nicht schlechter… Ich weiß, new shiny toys sind was feines, aber aktuell habe ich keine Wünsche, die ein neuer Kemper erfüllen müsste. Bessere Modulationseffekte vielleicht (wobei neue Trems ja in der pipeline sind), oder Synth, aber das ließe sich sicherlich auch noch auf der aktuellen Hardware realisieren.
Gruß,
Andreas
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Deinen letzten Absatz kann ich so unterschreiben. Es liegt natürlich extrem viel im Arrangement. Mit dem Panorama spielen ist aber natürlich auch so eine Sache - funktioniert nur mit Hörposition on axis (mittig zw. Speakern) so richtig gut.
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Weniger gain 😬
Ohne Spaß, es hat lange gedauert bis ich mich zu der Erkenntnis durchringen konnte, aber Sounds mit weniger gain setzen sich im Allgemeinen besser im Mix durch.
Hat jemand ne Ahnung warum? Weniger Kompression?
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I would use the loose-one-fx-block- option. But instead of a pure boost use an eq, with which you can boost the frequencies useful for cutting through the mix. I personally like to boost around 1k.
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I thought that the TRS outputs are symmetrical anyways, or an I wrong? So an adaptor TRS - XLR (male) should do the job.
No need for a DI or anything else…
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The most issues I have with iem are related bone conduction when singing. But that‘s a different issue and we‘re highjacking the thread 😂.
I think I‘ll give it a try at our next rehersal weekend, where we set up the whole PA. But I‘m not relying on that, so everything is fine. Was just a thought.
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Of course, I‘d need to try that in advance. But we also play an acoustic drum kit, so our stage isn‘t noiseless anyway.
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I also rely on IEM only, but am thinking of bringing an extra monitor for some speaker-strings interaction. Can be very helpful, if you‘re as mediocre as I am 😂.
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Oh, didn‘t know Aldi is in the US. It was the first supermarket in Germany.
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It was called VOX VMB1 but I don’t know if its still available.
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I think VOX sold a copy of the deacey some 15-20 years ago. Played it once, but didn‘t really like it. Maybe, because I had Bryan May‘s Sound in mind, but not in my fingers…
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You guys have locks on your shopping carts? I can see that coming to California soon.
That‘s common in Germany
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Vision ears (VE5, in my case) make very good custom in ears.
One thing I had to learn was, that a dedicated in ear processing (mainly eq) can make a difference of Night and day, as you can cut the low and low-mid frequencies, that are conducted through your bones when singing.
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So far I haven't got into anything other than making Program changes (PC toggle) to change Rigs.
Set my controller to Midi channel 1 PC number 0 gives Rig 1-1, PC number 1 gives Rig 1-2, etc.
Using the Luminite Graviton Midi Controllerwith wireless pad on guitar gets me easy midi control. Who needs stomp switches anymore Lol!
Now that looks interesting! Was thinking of an xsonic airstep, but this is even more compact. Will surely give it a try, once I order my Player.
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Another possibility would be to use a MIDI over Bluetooth adapter and a wireless MIDI Controller. I‘m thinkin in that direction for the player ( sitting in a rack behind me).
