With a little available time, I've tested the HD trying some small challenges:
1) The JCM800 Model - Comparing with the X3's amps, this was the only one that gave me a bad first impression. Anyway, I've changed the cab to the Green25, tweaked a little bit and had this nice result. I start with the amp and than turn the screammer.
1) DSP, dual amps and heavy verbs - The DSP limit in the unit is a important issue. In fact, it's more like an tough challenge. Well, I've picked two AC30's (mic 57 on axis and 421), a great stereo delay and the octo reverb. Oh, It also gave room to add a screammer. At the sample's end a play with the built in looper.
1) Pitch Glide - A great, "Giga" nice surprise. A lot better than X3's, and it's real polyphonic. So, in this sample, I try to drop the tunning one step. Great Result. Of course you can hear some small noises, but very close (perhaps better) than what you hear in that config with the GT
Cheers,
Alex
Os timbres limpos estão fantásticos, esse octoverb é impressionante, ele dá outra dimensão pra guitarra...
ResponderExcluirse vc gosta de u2 sabe oq eu to falando hehe
o pitch glide tb ficou sensacional...
ResponderExcluirAlex, da uma conferida nessa comparação
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPlPzuiMZOU
Hey Alex, really enjoying your posts and audio/video samples. What type of monitor system do you play your HD500 through? Also - it would be great if you could post your patches :)
ResponderExcluirDiga Alex... toco numa banda de Hard Rock e toco diversas musicas em que a afinação do instrumento é diferente, geralmente, um tom abaixo. Na minha GT-10 O Pitch Shifter era terrível, já no POD HD ficou bem mais natural.
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