And that right there is the biggest endorsement I need to be convinced. In my area, finding a real B15 for comparison just isn't gonna happen.
Indeed, it is very nice of Jimmy which is Mr. Ampeg endorsement or not to share his knowledge with us.
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
And that right there is the biggest endorsement I need to be convinced. In my area, finding a real B15 for comparison just isn't gonna happen.
JimmyM said:Sounds good...pretty B-15'y. Amplitube does a good job of emulation.
E.J. T.N.T. said:I forgot I actually have a video playing through the plugin. This is the "Focus" preset with rotosounds flats on my p.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTXEGXilpvc&list=UUInYTrAN-dfvC547Ld1zF8w&index=7&feature=plcp
I think this was done with the same setting but I am using rounds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxyeZPHtXUA&feature=relmfu
I get a little busy and you guys bust out a few pages when I'm not lookin
Great clips as usual.
I need to do a few interfaced clips. The first time I used the 30 pin I/O I was like...."wow" major upgrade in signal power and depth. I hope it translates down to a soundcloud formatted clip.
JimmyM,
Thx and welcome to the thread. Your input or any others (but especially yours) with the real amp is great.
I can see it now.......
Amplitube iOS AMPEG SVX Bundle released and on the ad.....
With the little James Brown looking bobble head and everything.......
Only if you could be paid for that endorsement...... Right?![]()
Sweet
I think I saw you swiping something before the sound begins. I thought you were using Mac/PC version......
What's your setup and.....
what did you use to run the video through for plugin.
Actually the setup is pretty primitive. I just record my self playing through tracktion with my digital camera. Then I just sync the the recording with the video. Most of the time it is not that hard to do but sometimes it can be a little hard. I am sure there is probably a better way to do this, but this works for me.
By the way, I am using the PC version of amplitube 3. All I can say it is not only the B-15 model that kicks ass, but also that Fender bassman...
E.J. T.N.T. said:Actually the setup is pretty primitive. I just record my self playing through tracktion with my digital camera. Then I just sync the the recording with the video. Most of the time it is not that hard to do but sometimes it can be a little hard. I am sure there is probably a better way to do this, but this works for me.
By the way, I am using the PC version of amplitube 3. All I can say it is not only the B-15 model that kicks ass, but also that Fender bassman...
JimmyM said:I will add that you will understand why a Heritage B-15 costs $4000 when you hear onebut for an emulator it's very good.
Rip Topaz said:Anyone try this interface yet?
Link Removed
Rip Topaz said:Anyone try this interface yet?
Link Removed
Duke21 said:Just out of curiosity I'm trying now my BDDI in the Portsflex settings. I'll try to record something side by side with the B15R on Amplitube.
Duke21 said:You import the drum track into AT as a song. There after you send the drum track to one of the 8 tracks in the 8 tracks recorder.
Yes the procedure is a bit long with twice importing a track, once into the Amplitube song library and then into the recorder. But it is also the only app beside GarageBand which allow you to have several tracks in the recorder side by side.
I wish the IK guys will improve the metronome section, well to be more on a par with Ampkit!