Recording Handbook - Hol.gr

sound becomes [dirty] when you repeat ping-pong-pung-peng-... [^_^],
but in guitar playing.
cheyenne@netcom.com ("Will" using the account of Melissa Duncan) writes:
What works for me is my Digitech RP-1 effects processor. It doesn't
have the pitch shifter but it has the other stuff you wanted, and I
think you can get them new for around US$400. I bought mine for guitar
originally but have had good success running vocals and bass through
it, and even effecting my drum machine with it. I don't think it's
noisy at all, it has been an infinite improvement over my Ibanez stomp
box collection.
dragon@homerecording.com (David Fiedler) writes:
Actually, I went out and got a Digitech TS12. And until it crapped out
on me after 8 hours or so (just before I started recording with it, of
course), it sounded great. But I must warn anyone thinking of getting
one that it is NOT the "little brother" of the TS24 as it is hyped to
be...it does not have anywhere as much sampling memory, and does NOT
do separate processing on both sides like the ART FXR can.
Funny thing, about a year ago (or was it 2?) I bought an RP-1 and sold
it on the net a few months later, as it was overkill for the guitar
stuff I was doing. I was remembering it the other day...it was *lots*
noisier than the TS12...I guess that new circuitry or software or
whatever really does work to cut down the noise. But I think a lot of
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