Native Instruments Guitar Rig Acoustic Recording Bundle

Guitar Rig Acoustic Recording Bundle description:

In this brilliant bundle deal, the Native Instruments Guitar Rig Session USB Audio Interface has been paired with the innovative sE Electronics GM10 Clamp-On Acoustic Guitar Microphone. Everything the acoustic guitarist needs to track superb recordings is right here in one package.

Included with the Native Instruments Guitar Rig Session interface is a copy of Cubase LE4 and a comprehensive selection of modelling software to make your guitar sound amazing. The sE Electronics GM10 is the ideal solution for recording acoustic guitars. Its clever clamp and arm system ensure that once you find the perfect position, it stays there take after take, and the specially developed capsule is small and discrete but delivers the warm open sound normally associated with large diaphragm designs.

The Native Instruments GUITAR RIG SESSION is simply the best value USB audio interface deal for guitarists. Its excellent Cirrus Logic A/D D/A converters are capable of delivering 24bit 192khz performance, putting it up there with the very best.

Included with the Native Instruments GUITAR RIG SESSION is a copy of Cubase LE4 (supported by Native Instruments) and the versatile GUITAR RIG 4 Essential software, coupled with the portable yet robust SESSION I/O audio interface. This system is a potent combination of components – specially designed to let you easily record and process your guitar, bass and vocals.

Native Instruments GUITAR RIG SESSION main features include:

• 8 supreme-sounding guitar and bass amps, all perfectly emulated in stunning detail
• 19 cabinet models
• 27 effects: Meticulously modeled stomp boxes, distortion and volume pedals and other popular units
• Essential tools: Integrated tuner, metronome and two tapedeck modules for easy recording
• High-quality, portable USB 2.O bus-powered audio interface with sturdy aluminium casing
• 24-bit /192 KHz quality, Cirrus Logic AD/DA converters
• 2 balanced inputs: 1 Mic/Line/Hi-Z (phantom power supplied) and 1 Line/Hi-Z; individual gain controls with activity and clip LEDs
• Compatibility: Stand-Alone, VST, Audio Units, RTAS under Pro Tools 7 or above, ASIO, Core Audio, DirectSound
• System Requirements Mac: OS X 10.4 / 10.5, G4 1.4 GHz or Intel Core Duo 1.66 GHz, 512 MB RAM
• System Requirements Windows: Pentium III or Athlon XP 1.4 GHz, 512 MB RAM, USB 2.0 interface, DVD drive

The sE Electronics GM10 Guitar Microphone. Clamp-on Acoustic Guitar microphone with an innovative design, a real problem solver for recording acoustic guitars.

The SE Electronics GM10 is an acoustic microphone that clamps to the body of the guitar to assure it’s always in the same position. The mic preamp is separated from the capsule so that you can position the capsule wherever you want, and the shock mount eliminates any mechanical sound produced by the guitar. The mic features a small gold sputtered mylar type capsule that produces a large diaphragm condenser mic sound but is small enough to remain unobtrusive while playing. The GM10 not only allows the user to perform freely while getting perfect takes, it also saves huge amounts of time in setting up takes, as the mic is permanently set in the correct position, so the user does not have to spend minutes before each take getting the ‘right sound’ again. The mic and assembly ship together in a Black Aluminium flight case.

The sE Electronics GM10 Features:

• Clamp-on Acoustic Guitar microphone with an innovative design, a real problem solver for recording acoustic guitars
• Simple but effective clamp mechanism holds the body of the microphone in place close to the guitar
• The microphone capsule is separated from the pre amp along an extension arm which allows the user to position the capsule over any area of the sound box
• The capsule has a built in shock mount (patent pending) which further helps to effectively isolate the diaphragm from any mechanical noise from the guitar
• The capsule itself is the world’s smallest gold sputtered mylar type, sounds like a large diaphragm condenser and has incredibly good transient response