ONE MAN BAND SOFTWARE FULL VERSION SERIES

You also need a good 300 watt minumum sound system to run everything thru, trying it thru a mixer and guitar amp ain't gonna happen, you will need at least 6 channels and 8-10 is a LOT better. the only limitation i have found to the 'Solton' is ME and how many songs i know. if you depend on backing tracks, you'll find real quick you are going to need hundreds and hundreds and you still won't have near enough. plus, if you know the song, you can fill ANY request.

ONE MAN BAND SOFTWARE FULL VERSION SERIES

with the Solton series drum/bass rigs you can create your own arrangements on the 'fly', make the song as fast/slow/last long as YOU or your audience wants. i am not a fan of prerecorded backing tracks for the main and simple reason you are stuck totally with THAT arrangement and THAT arrangement only. Main drawback to a system like this is the set-up/teardown time involved, but soundwise and performance wise it was well worth it to me. One of my multi-bender equipped guitars and whatever amp/s i choose (2 needed if playing synth) I use a MIDI controlled (from the Solton MS40) Digitech VHM5 vocalist for harmonies Here is a very basic list of what i use, some of it a little out-dated, i suppose, but it's all paid for itself many many times over and i never saw a need to up-grade.there's a lot more to it than what i have listed, but this post would weigh in at 14 pounds if i listed it all.sorry, no pics, maybe later.ДЇor bass/drums/rythym i use a Solton MS40 module, 400 different drum/bass/rythym patterns, with foot operated MIDI bass pedals (similar to organ pedals) operated with left foot, also has a 'tonality pedal operated by the right foot that controls volume and changes chords to 7th, min,aug,min7th.you can also have drum rolls, cymbal 'accents', etc.

One man band software full version