Recent content by miguelrx10d

damn, thought it was normal, guess i was wrong... if I don't touch the tuning pegs it stays fine, but when I move them (without going out of zone 2 obviously) it always goes off a few cents then I have to tune in the bridge again

yea my ec1000et does it too

this may sound simple but I often find that the problem is the snare sound itself and not the reverb, try feeding different (processed) snares and use that reverb tail with your dry snare

great vid man thanks

fuck now im gasing for one too

Drop D! Well I guess you all convinced me, I'm going with the safe option then, the MH-1000. Can't try before buy so just hope it will be awesome ;) Thanks everyone, I'll let you know how it works out :worship:

thanks for all the replies guys well about the sharp pick attack that happens to me with every guitar, i'm a very hard picker and that's why I want an Evertune, hoping it helps with that problem... Looks like people lean more to the MH-1000, won't the Les Paul have like a fatter/grittier...

Hey guys, I need a "studio" guitar and i'm looking for Evertune. Those are the only models I have access to and I just can't fucking decide. The scale is not a factor to me cause I can play well on both. The main thing I'm looking for is SOUND and good D.Is, I like the Les Paul better but I'm...

holy mother of god

fuck those bastards :kickass:

yea the TAD sample sounds the best to my ears, more weighty :)

I can hear a huge plate that is giving some tone to the snare too

I've always hated that SC shit on bass and kick, now I have to try it again damn it Kurt

if you have three tracks of the same D.I you'll not have any phase issues, just the same signal but louder. Phase issues start to appear when you apply distortion to one or more tracks because some processors flip the phase at some stage (as part of the distortion processing), just try to play...

I have found that the slapiness of the toms comes mainly from the room mics