Exploring Axiom With Sam Bell: What Makes Axiom Unique?
I had the chance to sit down with great guitar player and educator Sam Bell at 42 Gear Street #2. It was an opportunity to show him what makes Axiom …
Category: Products In Action
Blue Cat Audio software in action! Check out these demos and examples of how people use our plug-ins and applications.
Gain Match : Made With Plug’n Script
The incredible LetiMix has released another great tool, built with Plug’n Script: the Gain Match plug-in. Check it out!
Jen Majura Pushes Feedback Simulation Through Its Paces
42 Gear Street offered me the opportunity to meet with Jen Majura from Evanescence. Together with Adam Steel (Hop Pole Studios), she discovered the magic of playing her guitar into …
Guitar Plug-Ins in Action with Karl Golden At 42 Gear Street
Join us at 42 Gear Street while Karl Golden discovers the wide range of tools proposed by Axiom to craft your guitar tone in the studio or on stage!
Drums On Headphones With Blue Cat’s Re-Head
Ever wondered what Blue Cat’s Re-Head, our head response simulator, would sound like on a drum track? Here is an example!
Blue Cat’s Re-Head: Mixing Room Experience With Headphone Convenience
Enjoy studio monitor sound in your headphones with Re-Head, a unique head-response plugin. Re-Head uses a head response model to recreate the effect of your head and skull on the …
Mixing Guitars With Axiom
Check out this new mixing session with Eli Krantzberg, showing how he is using Axiom to make these tracks both sound great and perfectly fit into the mix!
AcouFiend Demo: Insane Guitar Feedback at Any Volume
Insane and loud guitar feedback “in the box”, without any real amp or cab in the room? Is this really possible…? Check out Thomas McRocklin’s demo video below, where he …
Instant Larsen Effect With AcouFiend
Here is another great demo video of simulated feedback using the AcouFiend plug-in. Check it out! Vito Astone shows us how the AcouFiend VST plugin from Blue Cat Audio works. …
Acoustic Feedback On Virtual Instruments?!?
Sometimes we can be (positively) surprised by how people use our plug-ins! Here is an example with AcouFiend, an acoustic feedback simulator originally designed for guitars, that seems to be …