Xbox 360 suggestions.?

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Wild Zero $14.57 A rockabilly alien movie gone haywire, this Japanese import tells of Ace, a kid obsessed with high-energy rock group Guitar Wolf. Ace saves his heroes during a shoot-out with their frazzled manager, then is given a magic whistle to blow whenever he’s in danger. Well, soon he has to use it as zombie creatures arrive in UFOs for an invasion, forcing Ace to team with Guitar Wolf to save the world. Wi…

CAKEWALK Pro Samples ( Windows/Macintosh ) Pro Samples is a selection of the best loops from the ProSamples Series. It’s a combined effort from three of the world’s most critically acclaimed soundware developers: EastWest, Zero-g, and Best Service. Features hundreds of loops from these legendary sample libraries. Styles include: Guitar Licks Hip Hop & R&B House Vocals Pop, Funk Brass and Drum Loops Percussion Salsa Tri…

Guitar Zero: The New Musician and the Science of Learning $15.44 On the eve of his 40th birthday, Gary Marcus, a renowned scientist with no discernible musical talent, learns to play the guitar and investigates how anyone—of any age —can become musical. Do you have to be born musical to become musical? Do you have to start at the age of six?Using the tools of his day job as a cognitive psychologist, Gary Marcus becomes his own guinea pig as he take…

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Rock Zero Axe Wii, PS3, PS2, PC Universal Wireless Guitar for Guitar Hero and Rock Band Games $43.95 Fill in your band! Are you missing a bassist in your Guitar Hero sessions? Do you want a second guitar in the band, or to compete head-to-head on guitar in Guitar Hero competitive RockFest Mode? Add to the jam with the Guitar Hero Guitar. Guitar Hero allows fans to play alone, as a full band or, for the first time, with any combination of multiple guitarists, bassists, drummers or vocalists, to cu…

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Keeley TS-9 Mod Plus Guitar Pedal $209 The Legendary TS9, THE Tube Screamer! A History making pedal! How can it be better?!?!? Well, in may ways folks! Read on…. See just how far we can take it to the limit of tone nirvana! Did you Catch the Music at the Football Game in New Orleans? U2′s the EDGE had our TS9 MOD PLUS up there according to Master Guitar Tech and Player Dallas!!! You might ask, "How fully natural, warm, and sweet does our regular TS9 sound?" Peter Frampton had me modify his TS808 to my specs. I felt wild doing it but heck, he loved it so much he is sending me his other ones! Thanks again Peter, nice working with you. Jon Herington of Steely Dan uses this deluxe mod, Ike Willis of Frank Zappa uses this mod! Dude, come on…this is THE Mod To Have! THIS IS NOT YOUR BASIC CLASSIC 808 Mod, It’s much more, read on Tube Screamer fans!Keeley Effects use the TI RC4558P like the old TS808 and they all come with a BLUE LED.I have the TI RC4558P integrated circuit for your Ibanez Ts-9. This is what came in some early TS808 pedals. This will give your pedal TRUE TS808 sound. Many collectors agree that the TS808 with the TI4558P chip are some of the finest sounding pedals in the production.We START with the TS808 mods. They include the change of IC to a really nice sounding one, better than the JRC in my opinion and that of most regular users. We also change the output resistors, but don’t use noisy carbon comp resistors. They don’t add tone! They add noise and they are not within a close tolerance. It is an engineering/physics fact that these types of parts will add noise to your system. We use metal film resistors, only wire wound resistors (which won’t fit in your pedal) would have a chance of being quieter! PLUS, we increase the bass response so that it it is not cut off. A TS9 with full bass response, how sweet and full sounding! We increase the overdrive range. Players stated they wanted to have either more gain on the TS9 or the ability for it to clean up better when the drive was set at zero. We did that. You now have the best of both worlds! CLEANER when turned down and TWICE THE GAIN AND DRIVE when turned up with all of the stock TS808 sounds in the middle. Beautiful vocal sweet woman tone in the mid-section! METAL FILM FOR HIGHER FIDELITY AND A MORE CONSISTENT SOUND FROM PEDAL TO PEDAL. As your guitar sound goes from one stage of your pedal to the next part (for example; Drive stage, to the Tone Control Stage, to the Buffer Stage), Ibanez used electrolytics to couple it. Well, there is a much less harsh sounding way of doing that. Use metal film caps! We also use metal film in the tone circuit for added fidelity. Is it a small difference, yes! Is it worth it? YES, every little section of your pedal is made up and these improvements don’t just add up, they multiply! New Improvements to the Bypass circuitry! Yes, we make it sound better even when it’s off! New Improvement to the Tone Control circuit! Took some hints from the Sparkle Drive and made our TS9 mods just a touch better!

PreSonus AudioBox 44VSL USB 2.0 Audio/MIDI Interface $299.95 The AudioBox 44VSL is the second model in a new generation of PreSonus USB 2.0 audio/MIDI interfaces that take hardware/software integration to the logical next step. Using your computer CPU and PreSonus Virtual StudioLive™ (VSL) software, AudioBox VSL-series interfaces provide reverb and and delay effects and the same Fat Channel compression, limiting, semi-parametric EQ, and high-pass filter, as the PreSonus StudioLive™ 16.0.2 digital mixer— all with inaudible latency.Furthermore, thanks to the power of VSL, the AudioBox 44VSL includes an 8×4 software mixer. As a result, with just an AudioBox 44VSL and your laptop or other computer running VSL, you can mix a studio session or a live show featuring, say, a guitar duo with vocals, a small band, a DJ rig with mixer and stereo synthesizer, or a panel discussion—all while monitoring and recording with or without real-time processing! And you can do it simply and easily, with no hardware mixer, no outboard effects rack, and minimal wiring, thanks to the tight integration between PreSonus hardware and software.To top it off, while the classic PreSonus AudioBox USB is a fine-sounding unit, the new AudioBox VSL series sounds even better, with 24-bit, 96 kHz recording and top-of-the-line PreSonus XMAX™ preamps. Tracking without hearing effects and signal processing is like playing a video game with your eyes closed. Musicians rely on aural cues when performing, and their performance can vary depending on what they hear in their monitors. Adding just the right amount of compression, EQ, and reverb can make a huge difference in their ability to hear themselves clearly and to experience their performance as if it occurred in a natural space rather than in the artificial sonic environment of the studio. The result is a better performance and ultimately a better recording.You have plenty of effects plug-ins for your DAW, but processing audio with a DAW takes more time than you might think. True, we’re talking milliseconds, but it’s long enough that if you put DAW effects in your studio monitors, you’ll hear the original sound slightly before the processed signal, which is very disorienting. That much delay might be acceptable for live gigs, where the band is playing together in an ambient space that has natural delay. But you can’t record that way in the studio.Features: 24-bit / 96 kHz 4 x 4 USB 2.0 recording interface 2 dual-purpose, front-panel, mic/instrument input channels 1 USB 2.0 port 2 combo XLR / ¼” mic/instrument inputs 2 combo XLR / ¼” mic/line inputs 2 balanced ¼” main (L/R) line outputs 4 balanced ¼” auxiliary (L/R) line outputs 1 stereo ¼” headphone output MIDI In/Out True +48V phantom power for condenser microphones (global) Mixer control (blends the input signal with the computer playback stream for zero-latency analog monitoring) Headphone jack with level control Main-output level control Power/USB sync LED LED clip indicator for each channel Mix, adjust input and playback-returns levels, and add effects and signal processing from your laptop or other computer Studio One™ Artist digital audio workstation software included Virtual StudioLive™ (VSL) control software included

Rock Charts Guitar $18.1 Used – Titles (and artists) are: Blurry (Puddle of Mudd) * Control (Puddle of Mudd) * Crawling in the Dark (Hoobastank) * Too Bad (Nickelback) * For You (Staind) * Praise (Sevendust) * Last Time (Fuel) * Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of (U2) * Hands Clean (Alanis Morissette) * Save Me (Remy Zero) * I Stand Alone (Godsmack) * The Game (Disturbed) * Hey Baby (No Doubt) * Here to Stay (Korn) * All You Wanted (Michelle Branch).

Rock Charts Guitar $62.95 New – Titles (and artists) are: Blurry (Puddle of Mudd) * Control (Puddle of Mudd) * Crawling in the Dark (Hoobastank) * Too Bad (Nickelback) * For You (Staind) * Praise (Sevendust) * Last Time (Fuel) * Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of (U2) * Hands Clean (Alanis Morissette) * Save Me (Remy Zero) * I Stand Alone (Godsmack) * The Game (Disturbed) * Hey Baby (No Doubt) * Here to Stay (Korn) * All You Wanted (Michelle Branch).