JTV and POD HD500 Multi-effect: Building the Perfect Beast
Jul 21, 2011 Line 6 General
In the last blog post, I talked about using the James Tyler Variax and POD® HD500 multi-effect pedal to tackle the daunting task of recreating and taking the vast array of tones created in the studio to the stage. My personal experience in the past has been that the results are one huge compromise. Unless, [...]
Tags: 12 string, acoustic, custom, hd500, humbuckers, james tyler variax, jtv, multi-effect, multieffect, pedal board, pedalboard, pod, POD HD500
Rocking Iraq with Catchpenny and POD xt Live
Mar 19, 2010 Line 6 Artists
Rock and roll is an adventure. Anyone who says otherwise can take it up with Christian Schauf, singer/guitarist of Minneapolis rock band Catchpenny. His story includes more action than a summer blockbuster, and a soundtrack that’s as good. By Christian Schauf (Catchpenny) My guess is that anyone reading this blog shares a lot of similarities [...]
Tags: artist, catchpenny, effects, multi, pedal board, pedalboard, pod xt live, podxt, tour
M9 Stompbox Modeler: Saul Zonana’s First Impressions
Nov 12, 2009 Line 6 Artists
By Saul Zonana Guitarist Saul Zonana has played with everybody from Adrian Belew to Kings X. Most recently he has been racking up his production credits, and touring in support of his latest CD, Blue Monkey. Just off the road and back in the studio, I’m working on an album that has so much room [...]
Tags: adrian belew, effects, kings x, looper, m9, m9 stompbox modeler, pedal, pedal board, pod x3 pro, saul zonana, scenes, tone
Gear Tips and Much More: Read the New Line 6 Blog!
Oct 30, 2009 Line 6 General
Line 6 is constantly looking for new ways of making its users’ lives easier and more musical. The new Line 6 blog will offer our users (and all musicians) a sprawling online destination loaded with a variety of interesting content. As the blog grows, features will include helpful Line 6 gear tips, sanity-saving recording advice, [...]
Tags: artist, blog, gear, pedal board, pedalboard, recording, studio, tips
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