Watt to Perceived Loudness Calculator
One of those pesky bits of audiophile folklore is myth that adding more amplifier power to your system will result in a lot louder sound. … Read more
One of those pesky bits of audiophile folklore is myth that adding more amplifier power to your system will result in a lot louder sound. … Read more
It generates a disciplined practice schedule tailored to how well you already know each piece. It works on either your computer keyboard (for speed) … Read more
If you’ve ever owned an amp, you know that the smell of burning output tubes is a warning signal you never want to ignore, generally, … Read more
This widget is an instrument specific warm up timer. Click the controls with your mouse, or use your computer keyboard for a quicker workflow … Read more
This is the transition from math to real-world applications in amplifier design. For example, you can theoreticaly calculate a feedback loop that will decrease your … Read more
You spend hours tinkering with pedals and adjusting a tube’s bias looking for that magic sound in the low end but never quite getting there. … Read more
Once you’ve set your constraints, it’s time for some focused practice, which you create for yourself by running the routine. Use your mouse to operate … Read more
It’s not so much a geometric as a physical exercise in planning rack space. On paper, it looks easy enough: count units and stuff them … Read more
The Practice Log Tracker logs actual sessions to a seven day log (a record) where you can view where you spent your time. You can … Read more
When you strike a chord and it sounds distorted harshly, that’s digital clipping. While this can be caused by faulty equipment, more often than not … Read more
The other thing to remember about turning down an amp isn’t just turning a knob, you’re dealing with actual electricity here. And if you don’t … Read more
Most of the time when you unplug that guitar cable from your amp and don’t hear anything, your heart jumps up in your throat. It … Read more
At the bottom of interface are the controls that let you create a session plan and then run it through via the main clock face. … Read more
Rather than measuring something, it’s more about how things feel. You spend three hours building a board and plug in your guitar. Your cables are … Read more
If you’d like to explore sending regular MIDI data messages (such as a MIDI Control Change), then this is the tool for you. Not only … Read more