Creating Le Tones

[bodom_childxx]

riiiiight,, so im am a newb when it comes to all this funky competerized amperature stuff,

i have a Hughes and Kettner Switchblade, which i am really pleased with, i have got a nice tone out of it, with the help of a decimator and GT-OD ect ect,

anyways, long story short, i have become seperated from my beloved as i am working in the north west of Australia, so i have decided to give this computer VST stuff a run.

so i am running Reaper, with Le cab and Le 456, with a TS808, its a fairly rough tone im getting so far, so could anyone shed some light on maybe a better ampsim/cabsim to use,

something easy for a noob like my self to grasp and recreate and possibly begin to understand how to use all this software??

cheerssss!!

oh and this is a really old account, hence the name bodom_child... way back in highschool when that was all i listened to, im more into like melodic metalcore,, It Prevails, Confession, TDWP, Adept, Architects ect ect ect.

 

[bodom_childxx]

here is a rough a guts sample....


http://dl.dropbox.com/u/42493236/moo.mp3

 

[bryan_kilco]

Well your chain is the exact one I use. It's hard to judge a tone without a full mix.

 

[bodom_childxx]

like, a final edit of the actual guitar track, i posted that sample, that is what i hear out of my speakers when i play,

by final mix you mean, like actually recording mixing/master quality?

at the moment im more interested in just using this as a guitar amp while im away from home..

 

[bryan_kilco]

A full mix as in drums, bass, guitars all working together.

And, if you're just using it as something to monitor through, that tone seemed just fine.