Craig Anderton Update

2015/01/22 12:07:32

Atsuko

Anderton
Thank you! I guess when I told Cakewalk my plans for new amps, they figured it would be a good idea for my stuff to have its own installer. That way I can give them new stuff and they can get it into the system whenever convenient.

These are the final versions, please read the "read me" file if you want to get the most out of them. Today I'll be showing them off to some people at NAMM and collecting opinions.

Also, got an idea talking to Mike Voltz from Gibson's Memphis division - an amp designed specifically for semi-hollow body guitars like the ES-335. He's going to be sending me some guitars after I get back from NAMM so I can start work on the amps. And then I started thinking, why not amps for specific guitars? Like an amp for the Les Paul with humbucker-to-single-coil sound conversion built in, and a virtual tone control whose "virtual capacitor" you could change...hmm...

It sounds very good, specially if the effects for the 335 suits well for the Epiphone Sheraton... Thank you!!

2015/01/22 12:11:26

drewfx1

Anderton
Also, got an idea talking to Mike Voltz from Gibson's Memphis division - an amp designed specifically for semi-hollow body guitars like the ES-335. He's going to be sending me some guitars after I get back from NAMM so I can start work on the amps. And then I started thinking, why not amps for specific guitars?

So....

You say, "Why not amps for specific guitars?", just think of a guitar you want to play around with and Mike sends you some for awhile?

If we ever hear you complain about your job you're going to be in big trouble.

2015/01/22 13:30:30

rabeach

Anderton
Thank you! I guess when I told Cakewalk my plans for new amps, they figured it would be a good idea for my stuff to have its own installer. That way I can give them new stuff and they can get it into the system whenever convenient.

These are the final versions, please read the "read me" file if you want to get the most out of them. Today I'll be showing them off to some people at NAMM and collecting opinions.

Also, got an idea talking to Mike Voltz from Gibson's Memphis division - an amp designed specifically for semi-hollow body guitars like the ES-335. He's going to be sending me some guitars after I get back from NAMM so I can start work on the amps. And then I started thinking, why not amps for specific guitars? Like an amp for the Les Paul with humbucker-to-single-coil sound conversion built in, and a virtual tone control whose "virtual capacitor" you could change...hmm...

Thanks for all the hard work Craig much appreciated.

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