Are you looking to use your Boss Katana Head MKII with a different virtual speaker cabinet? The built-in cabinet is probably fine for most, but there is an easy way to disable it so that you can send the...
In this improved post, I’ll cover how I recently made my first set of guitar speaker cabinet impulse responses. I have tried to record custom impulse responses several times over the last few years, but they never really ended...
In this post, I’ll show you how to capture guitar speaker cabinet impulse responses with a DAW and some equipment you probably own already. This process also will work the same for bass guitar speaker cabinets. We’ll cover how...
This post covers the output possibilities of using the gear with 24 teeth inside the 144/96 larger outer gear and the 150/105 gear. This wiki page briefly covers some history and mathematics related to the gears that are used....
This post covers the output possibilities of using the gear with 40 teeth inside the 144/96 larger outer gear and the 150/105 gear. This wiki page briefly covers some history and mathematics related to the gears that are used....
This post covers the output possibilities of using the gear with 60 teeth inside the 144/96 larger outer gear. This is my first Spirograph experience as an adult. I tried these a few times as a child, but they...
The fourth box position of the minor pentatonic scale, commonly referred to as “box 4”, “pattern 4” or “position 4”, can lend itself to some useful licks as well as a nicely spaced out arpeggio arrangement of notes. Take...
The third box position of the minor pentatonic scale, commonly referred to as “box 3”, “pattern 3” or “position 3”, can lend itself to some useful licks as well as a nicely spaced out arpeggio arrangement of notes. Take...
The second box position of the minor pentatonic scale, commonly referred to as “box 2”, “pattern 2” or “position 2”, can lend itself to some useful licks as well as a nicely spaced out arpeggio arrangement of notes. Box...
The first box position of the minor pentatonic scale, commonly referred to as “box 1”, “pattern 1” or “position 1”, can lend itself to some useful licks as well as a nicely spaced out arpeggio arrangement of notes. Box...