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MXL USB microphones – Audiocast Review – Studio 1 Red Dot and AC-404

December 3, 2013February 9, 2025 Audio, Earphones, Features, Headphones, Macintosh, Microphone, Music, Review, Stand 0

Â MXL USB microphones – Audiocast Review – Studio 1 Red Dot and AC-404 MXL Studio 1 Red Dot USB MicrophoneÂ $85 to $100 Internet

Johnny Winter – Review

March 8, 2013March 7, 2025 Apps, iPad, Music, Review 0

The Johnny Winter app for iPad is an impressive collection of information on the legendary guitar player and his music. This app is for experienced guitar players or general fans of the performer. While it will teach you how to play in Johnny’s legendary style, it isn’t intended to teach the basics of guitar playing.

David Ellefson Rock Shop App – Review

July 13, 2012March 1, 2025 Apple, Apps, First Look, iPad, iPad 2, iPhone, iPod Touch, Music, Review, Tablet 1

Rock Shop is a universal app that works with any iPad, iPhone (4 or 4s), or iPod Touch (4th gen or later) running iOS 4.3 or later. To use the app, you need to have a way to connect your guitar to your iOS device. Pocketlabworks, Inc. would like you to purchase their $99.99 iRiffPortÂ adapter, which allows you to connect your guitar’s cable to a splitter that connects to the 30-pin port on your iOS device. I use IKMultimedia’s iRigÂ adapter when connecting my guitar to my iPad. At $39.99, it’s an option for those for whom price is a bigger consideration.

Audiocast: Learning Guitar and Music Theory
Review

October 26, 2011February 9, 2025 Audio, Book Review, Features, Music, Review 2

Can you teach yourself guitar or music theory? Listen to this five minute audiocast and find out. NemoCast_Guitar_MusicTheory Â Click on the blue link above

iRig and Amplitube
Review

November 30, 2010February 28, 2025 Apps, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Review 3

I’ve always wanted to learn how to play the electric guitar. So, two years ago at the young age of thirty eight I finally decided to give it a try. Mid-life crisis you ask? Maybe, but I’m having a blast! Anyone else who’s worked hard at learning one of their favorite tunes knows the thrill felt when you finally hit that power chord riff or solo perfectly. I remember the feeling well as I was recently rocking out to Def Leppard’s ‘Pour Some Sugar On Me.’ Hey, cut me some slack, I grew up in the eighties!