Loop Station Guitar
Loop Station Guitar
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Hercules Unveils DJ CONSOLE Mk4
Hercules has announced the availability of the newest version of their DJ Console line, the DJ Console Mk4, a mixing console with a compact design and analog audio source connectivity.
The Mk4 is an updated version of their earlier, top-selling models worldwide, the DJ Console and DJ Console Mk2, and features a multitude of improvements and additions. Featuring a cutting-edge design, this Hercules Mk4 includes 2 decks and a high-performance audio interface, making it a real, all-in-one DJ station for PC and Mac users.
Built for mobile DJing, the DJ Console Mk4 features a strikingly modern design with a thinner but wider body than the previous model, the DJ Console Mk2. The metallic-colored surface top with a see-through plate and new body provides a comfortable mixing solution to any DJ. It also includes more precise jog wheels, 4 browser buttons instead of a joystick, more space between the cross fader and jog wheels, and backlit buttons for ease of use during low-light conditions. Compact (7.36" x 10.4" x 2.5") and lighter than a laptop computer (2.5lb) with large, non-slip feet for perfect stability while mixing, you can take the Hercules DJ Console Mk4 anywhere.
Not your standard DJ controller, the Hercules DJ Console Mk4 also includes a high-performance audio interface:
• 2 stereo outputs (2 x 2 RCA) let DJs play their mix for the audience (channels 1-2: 2 RCA outputs to connect hi-fi systems and mixers, plus 1 stereo mini jack output (1/8" / 3.5mm) for multimedia speakers), while also previewing the next track for themselves (channels 3-4: 2 RCA outputs, plus 1 headphone plug)
• 2 stereo inputs (2 x 2 RCA) let DJs connect external audio sources, and include them in their digital mix: vinyl turntables, CD or MP3 players, and so on
• 4 input levels: phono (for vinyl turntables), consumer line level (-10dBv, for MP3 players), pro line level (+4dBu, for studio gear), and boosted pro line level (+8dBu, for the most powerful CD players designed for DJing)
• 1 microphone jack (1/4" / 6.35mm), with talk-over function
• 1 headphone jack (1/4" / 6.35mm), for previewing tracks
• Two decks for mixing digital audio files
• Two jog wheels for moving within tracks, adjusting speed of playback, applying scratching effects and more
The new Hercules Mk4 controller will be bundled with VirtualDJ® DJC Edition, an easy to learn yet powerful mixing software that provides users with a wealth of useful functions including audio file analysis for calculating music tracks' BPM, suggesting a cue point and more.
The console also includes functions for synchronizing tracks, as well as for applying automatic loops and multiple effects for users who want to add their own personal touch to their musical creations or record their mixes as audio files. As a final touch, Hercules is including a graphic skin that can be placed underneath the see-through plate on top of the controller, allowing users to give a unique look to their console.
The Mk4 is available for $199 at Guitar Center , Sam Ash, Amazon, J&R and more.
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Guitar Pedal Setup Help please?
Okay, so I just bought a boss rc-2 loop station , morley power wah/volume, boss dd-20 delay pedal, and a 9volt powered pedalboard( the pedalboard has 6 little 9v holes and a main one that i plugged into the wall. it came with the little holed 9v ones that i can plug into the pedals and the light turns on. but I have no clue what to do with the input and outputs. i have a superchamp xd amp. their is an input, output, headphone, and footswitch holes. I have no clue how to set it up. I only own 3 of the cables that plug into the guitar to the amp ( no clue what they are called), and i would only like to use 2 because one of them makes this static noise cause there is a cut in it. Can anyone please thoroughly explain to me how I should set this up. The guitar i am trying to make it work with is my strat and my breedlove.
Thanks
You have 3 pedals, that means that to use them all you need 4 cables. You should have 2 long(er) ones called guitar cables. The other 2 can be shorter, they are called patch cables. You can buy them relatively cheap, between $1 to $5 on average, but they typically come in sets of 3 or 5. Hosa makes good cables.
The RC-2 always goes last in your chain.
Please note, that if you are using the amp distortion and not a pedal, you will not be able to loop a distortion sound or clean sound and play the opposite. The loop station will record the sound going into it. If you use amp distortion, that is going after it.
Your cable that is giving you a problem needs to be resoldered. On smaller patch cables, its just easier to throw them out. But if its a guitar cable you would need to resplice the cable at the end that is giving you problems.
Loop Station - Guitar Lesson (demonstration)