15 seconds of guitar feedback needed
- Thread starter FIXXXER
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I have a bunch of different things for feedback, they may not be long enough but you may be able to splice them together or something....I'll get back to you sometime tonight or early tomorrow when I get a chance to mess with it.
CatharsisStudios
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SimonTaddio_Qc
Headbanger
Is it even physically possible to reamp feedback?
Maybe I just missed the humour in that
JeffTD
Senhor Testiculo
Is it even physically possible to reamp feedback?
Maybe I just missed the humour in that
Yeah, totally possible and not even hard - if there's feedback in the DI/ampsim, there will be feedback in the reamp.
grywolf627
Member
paladin shredder
Member
As long as you have feedback while tracking (whether you're using real amps or amp sims) that feedback will be recorded in the DI track, so you can reamp it and get that exact same feedback.
reg3n
Señor Miembro
it'd be really cool to have some free long feedback samples! is there a way to produce that with studio monitors and an interface?.. and a couple mics... and a poor setup mostly ?
haha if that's the case i can totally put my hands on that and make it, out of blackouts! ]
haha if that's the case i can totally put my hands on that and make it, out of blackouts! ]thanks guys!
haha, i just found out that i do not need a loud amp a 4x12 and cranked
speakers to produce feedback, just turned up the gain on an amp sim
and cranked the speakers a bit, always thought feedback was an "stage thing" only.
i also got confused by softube, i remembered that they have a feedback simulation plugin,
so i thought, if it needs a plugin it's impossible to create it at home!
i'm sure some of you guys willl laugh their asses of reading this,
but it's justified, i FAILED completely!
cheers
S.
haha, i just found out that i do not need a loud amp a 4x12 and cranked
speakers to produce feedback, just turned up the gain on an amp sim
and cranked the speakers a bit, always thought feedback was an "stage thing" only.
i also got confused by softube, i remembered that they have a feedback simulation plugin,
so i thought, if it needs a plugin it's impossible to create it at home!
i'm sure some of you guys willl laugh their asses of reading this,
but it's justified, i FAILED completely!
cheers
S.
JoeJackson
Member
Maybe I fail at home-feedback, but it never sounds right to me. Mostly it comes too quick and it fades out pretty quickly, too.
reg3n
Señor Miembro
FWIW, 43 secs of my guitar's feedback, the first is really loud and "steady" and the second part, i LOVE it for edits in the middle of a song i'm working on haha, it's just DI's feedback (no FX, but a "volume" effect in reaper.)
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/799706/feedback-03-.wav
does it sound right 4 u guise?
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/799706/feedback-03-.wav
does it sound right 4 u guise?
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
Dude yeah you can even do it with your computer hp if you're close enoughthanks guys!
haha, i just found out that i do not need a loud amp a 4x12 and cranked
speakers to produce feedback, just turned up the gain on an amp sim
and cranked the speakers a bit, always thought feedback was an "stage thing" only.
i also got confused by softube, i remembered that they have a feedback simulation plugin,
so i thought, if it needs a plugin it's impossible to create it at home!
i'm sure some of you guys willl laugh their asses of reading this,
but it's justified, i FAILED completely!
cheers
S.
AudioGeekZine
arsehole know-it-all
amp sim + cranked headphones over the strings.
saw that in a video of that dude that produces all the crabcore bands
saw that in a video of that dude that produces all the crabcore bands
koalamo
Member
AudioGeekZine said:amp sim + cranked headphones over the strings.
saw that in a video of that dude that produces all the crabcore bands
Works did it yesterday put it by the neck pickup
Audiosprite
ok
that's great, thanks a lot for this.
i'll try cranking my cans over the pickups sometime too.
JeffTD
Senhor Testiculo
Am I the only one that's used an eBow to make 'feedback'? I use the harmonic setting and equal-power crossfade and it turns out alright for subtle stuff like feedback fading into a part or something. Used it on my band's album on a track or two, though I'd much rather get the real thing out of a 4x12 while reamping next time.
