October 2006

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Video - Workbench - Whammy... 28-10-2006

Here's a video with a Whammy like effect using the tone selector switch on the Variax, altered with the Workbench program. The demo was performed by Ron Huisen; Product Specialist for Line 6.

• Click here to view the Whammy like effect video (2.3 MB)

• Click here if you wanna know how to do this yourself

Source: Line 6 / vettaville.nl

Video - Workbench - Fake Nylon... 25-10-2006

Here's a small video of the a Fake Nylon sound achieved with the creative use of the Workbench program. This clip was taken during the Line 6 User Group Meeting in Germany in September 2006. Don't get distracted by what you see..., listen...

The player, Ron Huisen, is a productspecialist for Line 6, made new patches for his Variax, here's just one of his creations.

This Fake Nylon clip can work well inside a complete mix. No, it's not a real nylon guitar but a simulation made with a Variax Workbench program with the use of a Variax Electric and a Vetta patch. Both are downloadable and accompanied by a video clip that shows it played live in a mix.

• see the video small demo (5,5 MB, .mp 4)
• download PatchCreativity Bundle 
• download the Fake Nylon Vetta patch

Source: Line 6 / vettaville.nl

Straight UP Video Snippets III... 19-10-2006

Straight Up is the Bose demo band for Europe. They've been doing some free demos and are touring various places thoughout Europe. Just to get you some idea of what they did on some demos you'll find some clips of songs at the links beneath. Enjoy!

Please note the demo was taken live and sound was not taken from a board but just recorded with a small camera. It doesn't represent the actual system. The purpose of the video is just to add some info for those who weren't there.

• Click here to see Straight Up video number 5 (.mp4 video 5,9 MB)

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Spider III - It's now Official... 14-10-2006

Line 6 opened up new Spider III amp information on their website. Info, movie, overview, FAQ etc.So use the link to get to know the new Spider III 15, 30, 112, 210, 212, HD75 and HD150 breed.

• the Line 6 Spider III info page

Source: Line 6 / vettaville.nl

Documents - Duoverb - Patch Settings Table... 10-10-2006

Source: Mark Borick / vettaville.nl

Gearbox - Plug-In vs Hardware, Digital vs Analog... 10-10-2006

The DI-Gold and DI-Silver are both the same TonePort DI, the included models are the only difference (so there is no digital out connection). Users of the PODxt, XTLive, UX2, UX1, KB37, and GuitarPort will be able to purchase the VST plugin upgrade and activate their gear to make use of the plugins.

So if you're wanting to keep your Variax output purely digital while recording, then you'd need at XTLive which obviously supports Variax connection, and supports direct audio recording via the audio drivers. You have to use the audio driver contol panel to change to the right driver when recording the dry Variax output for reamping purposes.

But don't go dismissing the analog route with the Variax either. You can use your Variax with the stereo-cable and power supply, and route the 1/2" out into the instrument input of the TonePort, and have the XLR out routed to my DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), either way you can record a dry/direct signal into your recording app, and then use the VST plugins for reamping purposes. There aren't any significant differences in recording the Variax dry signal purely digital or analog.

In addition...the PodXT, UX2, and VST plugins all sound virtually identical, but since the VST plugs are software, and are therefore purely digital, there is a slight sonic advantage to using the VST plugs in favor of recording from the hardware outputs of the other gear. Here's more Tonport info

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Toneport - Plugins vs Hardware, Digital vs Analog... 10-10-2006

The DI-Gold and DI-Silver are both the same TonePort DI, the included models are the only difference (so there is no digital out connection). Users of the PODxt, XTLive, UX2, UX1, KB37, and GuitarPort will be able to purchase the VST plugin upgrade and activate their gear to make use of the plugins.

So if you're wanting to keep your Variax output purely digital while recording, then you'd need at XTLive which obviously supports Variax connection, and supports direct audio recording via the audio drivers. You have to use the audio driver contol panel to change to the right driver when recording the dry Variax output for reamping purposes.

But don't go dismissing the analog route with the Variax either. You can use your Variax with the stereo-cable and power supply, and route the 1/2" out into the instrument input of the TonePort, and have the XLR out routed to my DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), either way you can record a dry/direct signal into your recording app, and then use the VST plugins for reamping purposes. There aren't any significant differences in recording the Variax dry signal purely digital or analog.

In addition...the PodXT, UX2, and VST plugins all sound virtually identical, but since the VST plugs are software, and are therefore purely digital, there is a slight sonic advantage to using the VST plugs in favor of recording from the hardware outputs of the other gear. Here's more info on Gearbox

Source: vettaville.com / vettaville.nl

Spider III - Pictures... 09-10-2006

Pictures of Spider III amps, click on the pictures to enlarge

Spider III 15		Spider III 30
Spider III 112		Spider III 210
Spider III 212
Spider III HD75		Spider III HD150

Source: vettaville.nl

Spider III - Preset Parts... 05-10-2006

*Please note, this information is not confirmed by Line 6 and may be different on the actual product.

Here's some first unofficial info on the Spider™ III amps. Here's a sum up on what we've gathered so far.

• Different look on the outside
• 200 artist presets made by well know artists
• 200 song based presets
• from 4 to 12 custom amp models
• Smart Control FX
• Headphone / Direct out
• CD/MP3 input jack

There could also be a built in tuner in some of the different models...

And here are some names of the artistspresets... that seem to be in there..

• John Five - Rob Zombie
• Del Marquis - Scissor Sisters
• Baby Daddy - Scissor Sisters
• John Ziegler - Volto
• Tim Pierce
• Matt Scannel - Vertical Horizon
• James Valentine - Maroon 5
• Tim Wheeler - Ash
• Stephen Carpenter - Deftones
• Albert Lee
• Ben Moody
• Joboj
• Nick Thompson - Slipknot
• Joel Stroetzel - Killswitch Engage
• Steve Pedula - Thursday

Source: vettaville.nl

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