Thinking Outside the Box with FBV Shortboard MkII
Jul 30, 2010 Line 6 Tips & Tricks
Do you know everything there is to know about FBV Shortboard™ MkII? Think again! Watch and learn as Line 6 support superstar Line6Miller takes iTunes to task with his trusty foot controller. By Line6Miller After reading Line6Colley’s blog post last week about how he uses BackTrack™ to capture his dog’s barking, I figured why not [...]
Tags: backtrack, fbv, fbv shortboard, floorboard, foot controller, hot key, itunes, microsoft, midi, mkii, powerpoint, program change, quicktime, shortboard, usb
Stay Tuned: Chapter 2
Jul 29, 2010 Line 6 General
A few blogs ago, I told you about the new tremolo bridge design for the JTV-69 and how it, in conjunction with the locking tuners, keeps you in tune. Well, there is one more piece to that puzzle: the Graph Tech Black Tusq XL nut. To understand why these nuts are so amazing, you need [...]
Tags: bridge, Graph Tech, graphite, graphtech nut, james tyler variax, tremolo, tuners, tusq
Line 6 FBV MkII Series Foot Controllers and POD Farm 2
Jul 23, 2010 Line 6 Tips & Tricks
In my last video, I demonstrated how to do live guitar loop recording with the Line 6 FBV Shortboard™ MkII and Propellerhead Record. In this video, I use the FBV Shortboard MkII to control POD Farm™ 2. If you already own FBV Shortboard MkII or FBV Express™ MkII, and also own POD Farm 2 standalone, [...]
Tags: fbv, line 6, line6piperpropellerblog, pod farm, pod farm 2, podfarm
Dual-Core Processor Delivers 4-Times the Punch!
Jul 22, 2010 Line 6 General
Like with any new technology, chips get faster and smaller and allow us to do so much more. In regards to what they can do in the James Tyler Variax modeling guitar, our crack engineering and sound design teams really stepped up to knock this thing out of the park! Let’s get the info straight [...]
Tags: alternate tuning, DSP, dual core, james tyler variax, jtv, processor
BarkTrack
Jul 16, 2010 Line 6 Tips & Tricks
What sound does one dog barking make if no one is around to hear it? I know the answer now, friends, and it is all thanks to BackTrack + Mic. It’s always interesting to hear about uses that people have for Line 6 gear that we never anticipated, so I thought today I would share [...]
Tags: backtrack, Backtrack w/mic, bark, barking, dogs, line 6
The virtues of Virtual Capo
Jul 15, 2010 Line 6 Tips & Tricks
As promised, here’s a video showing some of the incredible benefits of Virtual Capo. (Rich is using a JTV-69US.) Enjoy!
Tags: capo, Guitar Tunings, james tyler variax, JTV-69US, virtual capo
Collaborating Online
Jul 9, 2010 Line 6 Tips & Tricks, Propellerhead Reason & Record
By Line6Piper Line6Piper (aka Matt Piper) explains his process for online musical collaboration, and compares features of three online services you can use for this. Matt is the in-house Propellerhead Product Specialist at Line 6, and the author of the instructional guides Reason 4 Ignite and Using Reason’s Virtual Instruments. Whether you are a professional [...]
Tags: Dropbox, line 6, line6piperpropellerblog, online collaboration, propellerhead, propellerhead record, recording, Soundcloud, yousendit
James Tyler Variax is on the Case!
Jul 8, 2010 Line 6 General
When it comes to transporting your James Tyler Variax modeling guitar safely and stylishly, we go above and beyond. Overseas-made guitars don’t usually come with cases – you have to kick in extra money for something to put it in. This isn’t the case with our imported JTV guitars. Each one comes standard with a [...]
Tags: G&G, Gig Bag, Guitar Case, james tyler variax, jtv, JTV-US, modeling guitar
Self-titled: A Quick Look at Rock and Roll Self-referentialism
Jul 2, 2010 Line 6 General
As musicians, our enthusiasm for our music can be absolute. We lie awake at night pondering everything from band names to CD art to our guitar rigs. We are forced to re-read pages of books and magazines because a single word or phrase can launch our imaginations into endless loops of music-induced orbit. Not easily [...]
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