The GarageBand amps are insane
#GarageBand #amps #insane
Originally posted by UCCJ56k8nBeqWLoxNa6DToAQ at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KorOvL5zGh4
#GarageBand #amps #insane
Originally posted by UCCJ56k8nBeqWLoxNa6DToAQ at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KorOvL5zGh4
I only hear the amps faintly in the background, they don’t actually change the sound of my guitar…any thoughts?
For $0 there’s really nothing out there that competes IMO. It’s not perfect but for a free tool for musicians it’s actually really, really great.
Rhett does a great job of making videos about stuff that the rest of the industry has known about for years. ????
I LOVE GB but don't likie all that many of their stock sounds i think some of this has to do with your excellent playing?
I just started messing with garage band on my iPhone recording my guitars and man I’m hooked
I use GarageBand to make demos and it’s great! Sure, there’s better stuff out there. But it’s pretty amazing what you can do with an old iPhone or iPad.
It doesnt really sound that good
I do tons of demos on free GarageBand…its quick and easy
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I have to start using garage band on my phone more often for simplicity
Love what you did on the guitar! ❤
I always find it funny how many hit songs have guitars that are recorded thru a UA Apollo twin with Logic/GarageBand amp and effects sims. One cool thing I think a lot of beginners don’t know, is you can actually open all your GarageBand sessions in logic, and most of the plugins are the same if not a slightly simplified version. So GarageBand is a great DAW to start with, because it also teaches you how to use most of the features of Logic when you want to upgrade.
I for one CANNOT find a decent tone to save my life in Logic.
I mean, i thought the tone in this video was dog water. I’m a diehard Logic stock advocate, but not for their amp sims. They have literally thousands of good, usable stock options from synths, to orchestral, to mix plug-ins, but these amp sims do not play or respond like a real amplifier at all.
In fact, I just went back to a project I did in 2019 with logic stock amps and the second I changed them out for Neural DSP’s Tone King amp, my mix went from sounding like an amateur mix to a properly tracked performance. All that harsh 700-2.5khz in Logic’s amps are unusable for my taste.
Sounds awful
I feel that digital amps for quite a long time have really been able to nail edge of breakup tones, high level distortion is usually hit or miss though, and unlike real amps, there is a lot of adjustment that needs to be made before even turning a dial on a virtual amp, probably part of the reason why people prefer real amps, despite vsts sounding great.
I’ve been using these in my music for years now, it’s some seriously impressive stuff!
It’s funny, coincidentally, a friend of mine and I were just messing around with some of my recording equipment recently and we opened GarageBand just to try some things out. We both felt the same way; some of the amps are pretty usable just the way they are.
Glad to see you with all these strats lately. ????
So they've been getting better? I tried them years ago, and it may have been user error, but I couldn't get much joy. This^ sounds great.
Garage band insane, tone x oh no we got a problem, i dont know who or what to believe in youtube jajaja
Epic meze 109 pros! My favorite headphones of all time!
Garage band sims are great, usually though I find interfaces don’t get the impedance quite right. So something feels off in the responsiveness to attack and volume.
Would love to see some interface shootouts with different sims to test that out.
Sims vs amps is like comparing Apples to Oranges. Literally
Dont sleep on the Ableton one's either. They're older and less updated, but do the job if you need it. You can also pair them with many free amp and cab sims to extend the sound.
Apparently Tom Misch has used the Apple amp sims for a while on some of his stuff
Brand new to Apple
Just bought an iPad
Wouldn't time to use it be cool?
That selection is currently unavailable. Backordered
Cool
Speaking of 'Sims' I haven't played that in well over a decade