transducr <transducr@autonomous-robot.com> wrote:
>
>does anyone know of a guitar pedal or processor that offers bit/sample
>rate reduction like the Digi Lo-Fi plug-in?
>
>looking to put it in between a guitar and amp so it would have to do
>A/D/A itself...
I think Roland actually built such a thing at one point. (And of course
there are a lot of early digital pedals with 8-bit sampling that do this
inadvertently.)
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."
> does anyone know of a guitar pedal or processor that offers bit/sample
> rate reduction like the Digi Lo-Fi plug-in?
>
> looking to put it in between a guitar and amp so it would have to do
> A/D/A itself...
Well Transducer - may I call you Tran - one of the coolest lo-fi effects
I've discovered is also lo-tech. Record your amp with a $50 mono mini
cassette recorder like reporters use for interviews. Once recorded you can
play it into your computer via the mono earphone mini jack. Very cool vibe!
Of course if you want to use it live that's another story. A lot of popular
bands are using band-pass or high-pass pedals to sound lo-fi in portions of
a song. You can find a few from Boss, Digitech, etc.
transducr wrote:
>
> hi gang,
>
> does anyone know of a guitar pedal or processor that offers bit/sample
> rate reduction like the Digi Lo-Fi plug-in?
>
> looking to put it in between a guitar and amp so it would have to do
> A/D/A itself...
>
> thanks!
>> does anyone know of a guitar pedal or processor that offers bit/sample
>> rate reduction like the Digi Lo-Fi plug-in?
>>
>> looking to put it in between a guitar and amp so it would have to do
>> A/D/A itself...
>
>Well Transducer - may I call you Tran - one of the coolest lo-fi effects
>I've discovered is also lo-tech. Record your amp with a $50 mono mini
>cassette recorder like reporters use for interviews. Once recorded you can
>play it into your computer via the mono earphone mini jack. Very cool vibe!
>Of course if you want to use it live that's another story.
Do any of these have separate record and repro heads?
And how well can the guitarist play ahead of the beat? This would
be cool, it would look like a badly synced video, except it's live...
Oops, live performance is offtopic for RAP...
>A lot of popular
>bands are using band-pass or high-pass pedals to sound lo-fi in portions of
>a song. You can find a few from Boss, Digitech, etc.
>
>David Hoskins
>Seattle, WA
>davehoskins@comcast.net
>
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