#Judas priest jammit software
#Judas priest jammit Bluetooth
#Judas priest jammit series

The interface with Bluetooth and your phone or pad is pretty cool and very easy to tweak. Had it a few weeks now, and I'm so-so on it. Although I'm not crazy about the whole Line 6 thing, I felt like it gave me the closest thing to what I wanted-tones on the fly. Just a quick update-I ended up going with a Firehawk FX. Seems like the market is still pretty hot for em cause my buddy had it posted on Kijiji for 10 minutes and he was getting email after email and offer after offer. Just all my stomp boxes into the front of the amp (cause my Line 6 doesn't have an effects loop).ДЄlthough I did just buy a used POD XT Live for $150. Since then I haven't used a processor pedal since. Very thin and processed (pun half-intended) Then I took it to a gig and every single person after the show said, 'You're playing was good but your sound was absolute shit.' It simply didn't sound like I was plugged into any good amp ever created. Got one when they first came out and I thought it sounded awesome in my basement. :( Maybe they've come a ways since the used plastic RP50 I had a few years back, but I don't know. Literally had it in my Paypal account, ready to buy, but then I remembered how my other Digitech RP purchases sounded. Sweet deal for a new one at $120 with free shipping. Maybe someday.ДЄlmost pulled the trigger on a Digitech RP500 yesterday. Too bad my bedroom player budget isn't in line with it. I know, right? I was telling myself the same thing for a long time. If not, what multi-effects processor would get me the closest? I had a Pod XT Live a couple of years ago but found it kinda hard to work with. I know I can get a multi effects processor and set up to switch to whatever tone I need, but wouldn't it be great if that could happen like, automatically? Then, when that's over and the next one kicks in, it finds THAT tone.

#Judas priest jammit software

So let me ask you.is there a software program out there that can, say, sample a bit of guitar from a recording, process it quickly, make the proper adjustments, and give you that tone through your axe? For example, ATBL comes on and it finds the tone. And have the tone be as close to what I'm hearing as possible. So needless to say, capturing the right tone for each of those bands takes stopping and tweaking and plucking and tweaking some more blah blah blah.

VH to Boston to Foreigner to Judas Priest to Journey to.you get the idea.

#Judas priest jammit series

Got an LTD EC-1000 with the JB/59 combo and an ebony fretboard, a striped series R/B/W (because, you know.Ed) and 2 amps that I mess around with: a Yamaha THR10X and a Marshall DSL40C.Д«ut here's the thing: my playlist is all over the place. I just put on my old faves from my sordid youth and rock out by ear for a few hours. So I'm basically a bedroom player, never gigged, never even really played with anyone. Hey guys-quick question from a relative guitar newbie.