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 Sunday, 18 May 2008
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AMT Electronics Dist Machine DM-3 Review  
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AMT Electronics Dist Machine DM-3It is an analog amp simulator pedal to cope Fender, Marshall, and Mesa-Boogie sound, very similar to Tech 21 NYC’s Sansamp GT-2, with 16 programmable presets and 3 switchable HF roll-off settings, at the size of your palm. Best of all, this Russian made stompbox sounds so good and cheaper than GT-2! You gotta be mad not to check it out.

 

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Understanding Mixing Console Part I-Channel Section  
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In home or hi-end studio, in the giant concert or small gig you’ll find a board contains plenty of knobs and long sliders or faders in various size. The board could be as small as text book or gigantic footprint that Yao Ming able to lay upon there . The board called mixing console or just simply a mixer. By reading this article you’ll gain understanding what a mixer do and how the mixer can accomplish your tasks and help your job easier as a soundman for live band or a guy recording your own project.
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