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One of the most striking things about using these speaker models is that they sound strange at first - familiar yet unfamiliar. Throw Speakerphone 2 on your synth or guitar sound and you add extra 'air' that's more realistic than adding reverb.

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Synthesizer sounds can come alive when you play them through guitar or keyboard amps - Speakerphone 2 gives you these sounds without requiring a studio full of amps and mics. However, useful as this is, the cleverest way for musicians to use Speakerphone 2 is to use the speaker simulations to recreate the real world 'depth' that's missing from electronic sound sources. The built-in sample bay and library gives you myriad sounds to achieve this end. So with all these new features, what exactly would you use Speakerphone 2 for? The obvious answer is to replicate the sound of telephones, public address systems and many other real world ambiences where speakers play an important role. The sound design possibilities offered here are practically endless. Presets Select one of the many hundreds of presets from the preset browser that appears when you click in the preset bar. That might not seem particularly appealing, but if you hook up the new Multi LFO to the Covers module, you can adjust the 'pitch' of the cover in real time, moving the characteristics of the cover around in pitch. A bad GSM connection on a busy sidewalk, a bullhorn with feedback and a helicopter overhead, or a 1952 rockabilly guitar amp in.

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In Speakerphone 2, these covers can be applied to your sounds giving them a peculiar muffled quality. On the hunt for Audio Ease, with Audio Ease Speakerphones and other Audio Ease Products Buy from Vintage King Audio here for free shipping and free 2-year. The concept behind Cover is that most real world sounds are covered or obscured by objects such as a blanket, door or bottle, affecting the object's sound in many ways. 400 speaker impulse responses, 23 microphones, 106 'Covers' (from blankets to car trunks), 53 Altiverb rooms and outdoor spaces, 5 gigabyte of ambiences and sound FX, and 12 DSP modules from Leslie to GSM. The microphones include both dynamic and condenser models and sound genuine to our ears, adding a subtle 'realness' to any sound played through them. Speakerphone will add dial tones, operator, static, and you can select from a wealth of ambiences on either the caller or receiver's end. There are extra radio speakers and telephones too, but more intriguing are the additions of various microphones and 'Covers'. 'In Speakerphone 2, these covers can be applied to your sounds giving them a peculiar muffled quality.'