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opinions?It is certainly not as loud acoustically as a flat top, but I have been quite surprised at how loud my AR403CE is acoustically. I also really like Eastman's classic finish, but I've heard people say it's really poor quality (I think it was something along the lines of "high school student's first shop class project")
#Mixbus 32c reduciong the volume of a region series
Peerless have a 17"x3" body, and the Jazz Artist Series ones come in around the same price as an ar503ce, but then I might have to settle for laminate or non-flamed maple. Going up to something like an ar605ce or ar805ce you get a 16"x3 1/4" body, but the price goes up and it'll be harder to find one I could afford. The ar503ce's 16"x2 9/16" body and set-in pickup concern me since I'll be treating this more as an acoustic, although the price is great. Two big things I'm considering are price and body size. I've heard complaints about Eastmans sounding too bright, but I think that brightness would work for me. I really dig the clean look and the wood tailpiece and pickguard. I'm not really a fan of the "blingy" archtops, and I'm finding myself really drawn to Eastman and Peerless. I'm trying to stay below $1200ish, and even that's pushing it.
I'm obviously not expecting the kind of volume I get from my flattop now, but I don't want it to be overly quiet either. So I'm shooting for better playability, I'll be doing a lot of acoustic playing, and it'll be used for rock and folk as well as jazz.
I've been noticing that it doesn't play quite as well as I'd like (it's set up well, so it would take a lot work to improve it further) which makes complicated playing and fine articulation a little more difficult than it needs to be, and while it's got an awesome deep tone, it's not the most nuanced and tends to lose a lot of detail in chords. I'm in a similar situation, I'm looking to trade up from my Ibanez EW20ZWE-NT flattop to a used archtop. SOne is nice too.I was going to make a similar thread, but since this one's already here Ill ask here. And for audio editing, Mixbus/32C and PT. My favorite are Mixbus 32C, protools and Samplitude pro. (04-20-2019, 04:44 PM)bjohnh Wrote: (04-19-2019, 08:17 PM)sunrat Wrote: One could get the impression that Mixbus is a bit temperamental and unreliable from reading about people with issues on this forum, but I'm sure the thousands of people who are happily being productive with it are a silent majority. I do still use Reaper but since most of what I do is audio and my MIDI needs are very basic, I'm shifting most of my work to Mixbux. It's funny, Ardour was my very first DAW, and then I moved on to Logic, Sonar, Reaper, and Fairlight (in Davinci Resolve) but eventually came back to Ardour and Mixbus because I do a lot of audio editing and it is so much more efficient in Mixbus than in anything else I've used.
#Mixbus 32c reduciong the volume of a region software
Check out any forum devoted to any software or operating system and you'll see the same thing.
#Mixbus 32c reduciong the volume of a region full
It's basically the opposite of survivor bias - most user forums for any software are mostly full of complaints, because satisfied customers have no motivation to go to a forum (unless they are so satisfied they want to say something about it). (04-19-2019, 08:17 PM)sunrat Wrote: One could get the impression that Mixbus is a bit temperamental and unreliable from reading about people with issues on this forum, but I'm sure the thousands of people who are happily being productive with it are a silent majority.
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