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For those of you who won’t accept the “good enough” sound of a piezo pickup, here’s a microphone giveaway for you.
From Acoustic Guitar magazine, enter to win an Earthworks SR20 microphone. This mic sounds great on acoustic guitar, but was also designed to sound amazing with vocals, drums, piano, and more. The SR20 retails for $899, and I think it would be a welcome addition to anyone’s mic locker!
ProAudio.com has just launched the second giveaway in their Month of Radial promotion. This week, you have a chance to win a Radial Engineering JDX Reactor Guitar Amp Direct Box. Unlike most direct boxes, the JDX is designed specifically for guitar, and is meant to be inserted between a head and cabinet, pulling tone from both.
If you play a lot of live shows and need to increase your setupability (completly made up term), you need to enter this one!
ProAudio.com and Radial Engineering have teamed up for multiple giveaways in September, all to be featured in ProAudio’s “Month of Radial.”
This week, you have a chance to win a Radial H-AMP Headphone Driver. The H-AMP is a seriously handy tool for live gigs or in the studio. If your desired headphone mix is the same as your main or wedge monitor signal, just drive a speaker level signal into the H-AMP. It will convert to headphone level, and provide two musicians with their own monitor mix level. See? Very useful!
I have a few issues with this microphone giveaway.
I used to be a big Crüe fan back in the day, but sometimes it’s just time to hang it up. Their new single is called “SEX.” That just drips of a “we’re old time rockers who want the kids to like us again” attitude. Then, their tour with KISS is just called THE TOUR. Again… pretty lame. As if this is the most important tour in rock history. But fine. Whatever.
This is billed as a giveaway for drummers, but I think anyone with an interest in recording could use every piece of gear in this giveaway.
Whether you’re just getting started with home recording, or you work in a studio, the PreSonus AudioBox 1818VSL USB audio interface would be a welcome addition to your rack. And soon one lucky person will win a free AudioBox from PreSonus.
The contest entry is easy, but there’s a catch! This is a photo sweepstakes (with a random winner), and the photo must include you with a piece of PreSonus gear, so you must own or have access to a PreSonus product to enter.
Legendary audio company Audio-Technica is celebrating their 50th Anniversary in 2012. To celebrate, they are hosting a gear giveaway each month on their Facebook page.
This month they are rocking a microphone giveaway that I think any of us would be thrilled to win. Head over and enter to win an Audio-Technica AE5400/LE Limited Edition cardioid condenser vocal microphone, a great sound mic that is selling for $449.
Do you know what I like about Sweetwater Sound’s monthly giveaways? The prizes are usually so strong that they would be game changers for my music. I mean…what would I do with a PreSonus StudioLive 24.4.2 24-channel digital mixer and FireWire recording interface plus a copy of their Studio One 2 Professional DAW software? I’d have a killer home studio that would churn out hit after hit after million-selling hit. I’m sure of it.
The good people at Earthworks are just killing it this month, now with their third microphone giveaway.
This time they’ve teamed up with Front End Audio, and there will be two winners! Each winner with get their choice of an Earthworks QTC30, a mutli-purpose, ultra-transparant microphone with a frequency response that stretches up to 30kHz, or a WL40V, the first ever 40kHz wireless microphone capsule. Which would you choose?
Fire up the bong and shut the basement door! The Electro-Harmonix SuperEgo Synth Engine is one of those pedals that can steal a night away from you without realizing it.
The SuperEgo makes your guitar sound like a synth, and can capture and hold notes or chords, perform fluid glissandos and create oscillator like synthesizer effects. It enables the player to stack or layer sounds, create infinite sustain, even tweak attack and decay. The Superego’s effects loop also lets a musician insert effects into the wet signal.