- POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE MOD
- POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE FULL
- POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE PRO
- POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE BLUETOOTH
However, as automated chord detection is still in its infancy, I wasn’t expecting perfection. The app works seamlessly, with no time lag whatsoever. More than just a practice amp, Spark offers a two-in/two-out recording interface and comes with PreSonus Studio One Prime recording software. When you select a track to play, the app will either begin streaming the song and displaying chord blocks or, for songs it’s unfamiliar with, ask you to wait 15 seconds or so while it begins transcribing. Spark’s Auto Chord Recognition feature is also accessed through the app, which connects with platforms like YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music to analyze and display chords for songs in real time. The options are seemingly endless, and the BIAS tone engine delivers them in stunning realism. The app is also your key to the Positive Grid ToneCloud, an ever-growing library of more than 10,000 amp-and-effects presets created by professional and famous guitarists, session players, studio engineers and producers. The app comes preloaded with 30 additional presets styled after famous amps you know and love, and you can dial them in as you wish, add effects and more. Connect to the app for iOS and Android, however, and things kick into high gear.
POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE MOD
The individual mod (chorus), delay and reverb controls make it easy to dial in effects, too. The models all sound great, with the glassy setting delivering the softer, warmer and compressed tone you’d expect from a tube amp. Spark has five types of modeled guitar amp - clean, glassy, crunch, hi-gain and metal - as well as one bass and one acoustic amp model onboard.
POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE FULL
Spark has 40 watts of full-range sound from two custom-designed four-inch speakers, with a tuned bass-reflex port that allows it to produce deep and full bass as well as pure, crystalline highs.Īs an amp, it’s dead simple to use: Simply plug in, choose your amp type and dial in your preferred tone and effects.
POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE BLUETOOTH
In Tuner mode it becomes a tuner, with the four LED switches indicating pitch.įinally, around back are a Bluetooth status indicator, 1/8-inch aux input for an analog device, USB port for connecting to a computer for recording and firmware updates, and the DC input for the supplied 19-volt adaptor.ĭon’t be fooled by its size. I never use Amplitubes amps anymore, just their FX sometimes.In Play mode, the tap button sets the tempo for the delay effect, and the preset buttons let you save and recall your favorite settings.
POSITIVE GRID BIAS DESKTOP FX DEMO MODE PRO
The Amp sims in Bias Desktop Pro are really good though (mainly for heavy rock etc) and IMHO run rings around any amps in Amplitube. , or again I could use my amplitube FX inside of patchwork - where I have IKM footswitches and a midi wah pedal. I can still add any of my existing FX which already own into another Patchwork slot, and even turn them on and off via midi control if needed (via patchwork)
I can open a standalone VST version of Bluecat Patchwork, with Bias Desktop pro opened in one of Bluecat Patchwork slots (for say - Live use / jamming etc) I can use FX plugins that I already own, and I can even use Amplitube 3's plugins if I need to "without" forking out more money for Bias FX If I'm using my Bias Desktop Pro (ie the amps) within Pro Tools, Personally, I cant even see the point in even checking out Bias FX desktop - let alone spend any money on it. , but that excitement instantly turned to disappointment upon realizing Bias FX desktop was another completely separate (and expensive) program to Bias Desktop Pro, which Bias FX also included many Amp sims of which I already own in Bias Desktop Pro I was a bit excited to begin with, as I mistakenly thought my (expensive) Bias Desktop Pro was getting FX added to it, as it didnt come with any at all,
0 kommentar(er)
