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Yeah you just plug it in and that’s it. I use it like this all the time.Greetings, is it possible to use the anagram as an audio interface on an iPad? I couldn't find a way to make it work.
How's the quality compare to other audio interfaces? Just curious about your opinion.Yeah you just plug it in and that’s it. I use it like this all the time.
It’s going to depend on your DAW but it should just show as an input and output device
How's the quality compare to other audio interfaces? Just curious about your opinion.
Thank you, I already have it working, I just had to change the cable.Yeah you just plug it in and that’s it. I use it like this all the time.
It’s going to depend on your DAW but it should just show as an input and output device
I use mine always with my dedicated UAD Apollo. It has much more flexible routing options, on top of real time plugin processingHow's the quality compare to other audio interfaces? Just curious about your opinion.
You could contact him directly and ask for the features. I doubt he reads TalkbassIt's such a shame that the new Nembrini Delay 3000 block doesn't have all the controls that the desktop version does. I wonder if Nembrini might upgrade it in the future?
Interesting idea with the black knobs! What do the pots look like without the knobs?Recreated my fave compact analog build with my Anagram. Same chain:
Octave>DCX>Noble/B15
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Footswitch 3 toggles between a clean DI signal from a Noble block to an Ampeg head and B15 Cab if I want a bit of amp character.
Also changed the stock knobs to this black one I found in amazon.
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It’s a D shaped pot. I can take a proper pic later when I’m homeInteresting idea with the black knobs! What do the pots look like without the knobs?
My biggest fear with the Anagram is damaging those knobs. Especially when carrying in a bag instead of a flightcase and them being pressed in too far/ hard or any sideways friction against the knobs. Will probably not be a thing when I get a decent flightcase.
That was something I thought about too. Anyone know if there’s a cover that you can put on when it’s in a soft board bag that will keep pressure off of the screen and knobs?Interesting idea with the black knobs! What do the pots look like without the knobs?
My biggest fear with the Anagram is damaging those knobs. Especially when carrying in a bag instead of a flightcase and them being pressed in too far/ hard or any sideways friction against the knobs. Will probably not be a thing when I get a decent flightcase.
Actually I just found one when I searched on google instead of just wondering…That was something I thought about too. Anyone know if there’s a cover that you can put on when it’s in a soft board bag that will keep pressure off of the screen and knobs?
Nice! Exactly what I need as well. Don't have a 3D printer myself so this is a good option.Actually I just found one when I searched on google instead of just wondering…
I sent them an email and this is their response:You could contact him directly and ask for the features. I doubt he reads Talkbass![]()
This mày be a long shot, but I’m wondering if anyone would be able/willing to 3D print a Pedalboard that is just big enough to fit an anagram and a Shure GLXD16+. I know there are many people who use this exact rig.
Right now I’m using a Pedaltrain nano, but I need to shrink it by about 2 inches or so. I don’t use it on the floor, it sits on top of my bass vault behind me on stage, and I just reach back to switch my scenes when necessary.
Anyway, the feet on the nano are slightly off the edge of the vault, and if I could get a board that’s a little less wide, I think I’d be golden.
So, like I said at the start, I know it’s a long shot but I’m hoping someone can/will do that. I’ll pay of course.
Thanks for reading, and if you are interested, you can reply here or send me a message.
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Yes you can set it up in all of those ways its pitchshifter works really well for down tuning.Hey Guys, Thinking about getting a Anagram and have a few questions, first my band plays in standard tuning, 1/2 step down and a few songs a whole step down, now could I set up the Anagram to either have the A button in standard tuning, B a 1/2 step down and C a whole step down all with the same sound or different sounds with each button..or bank 1 with all 3 buttons in standard tuning with different/same sounds, Bank 2 all 3 buttons a 1/2 step down with different or the same sound and 3rd Bank a whole step down with the same or different sounds..Also I know you have to push 2 buttons to switch banks is there a external device, maybe the Darkglass MIDI Footswitch. that would work with the Anagram that have more buttons so maybe I could just push 1 button to switch banks, I don't want to go to switch presets using A B or C button and accidentally push 2 buttons and switch banks...Thanks in advance for all answers...
Thanks Man, now the only thing that might concern me is the Warranty is not transferable through Darkglass or If the person bought it from Sweetwater so I would have no warranty is bought used...Yes you can set it up in all of those ways its pitchshifter works really well for down tuning.
You can setup the Darkglass MIDI foot switch or any other midi controller for additional foot switches