Great stuff, well done. Thanks for making this thread a "Look what I have done AND this is how I did it" thread.
@jhawkeMust check out this Gooble of which you speak.
Yeah, just don't download their version of Intarnets Explorer which just came out. I heard it owns your soul if you use it, it's all in the license agreement.
I know many of you dislike this ultramodern sound but I was listening to Come Clarity the other day and am trying to recreate the guitarsound digitally.
Cranked loud as fuck, just random riffage @220bpm:
http://www.keinezeit.de/mp3s/revalver/fatty.mp3
If interested I can post some screens, Revalver + post processing...
UPDATE: Tighter drums:
http://www.keinezeit.de/mp3s/revalver/fatty_newdrums.mp3
Settings were these:
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Quad-tracked, but 2 tracks a bit lower in the mix with less gain (around 5 on the lead channel).
No tubescreamer but I had the pickups very low on this one, more punchy this way with Revalver.
I routed all four tracks to a bus and compressed there a tiny bit, just to get rid of the mud.
It's still not as clean as it could be but I assume the rest is down to playing and new strings, mine are quite used right now^^
Oh and post processing besides compression was just a HP @ 60hz and a LP @ 12k. EQ finetuning was just in Revalver, I found the sound more natural this way.
No CurveEQ this time but I compared the tone to some recordings and it's in the same area EQ-wise.
what is the SCH-1B? I cant seem to find it?
From the screenshot he posted you can see that he is using Cubase.
It does sound awesome man, I also prefer the previous drum version, it fit better. I also would like to know if any tweaks were made to the amp, like input voltage if you are using actives, etc.
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I never had cubase so i had no clue what it looked like. thanks for filling me in.
Settings were these:
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Quad-tracked, but 2 tracks a bit lower in the mix with less gain (around 5 on the lead channel).
No tubescreamer but I had the pickups very low on this one, more punchy this way with Revalver.
I routed all four tracks to a bus and compressed there a tiny bit, just to get rid of the mud.
It's still not as clean as it could be but I assume the rest is down to playing and new strings, mine are quite used right now^^
Oh and post processing besides compression was just a HP @ 60hz and a LP @ 12k. EQ finetuning was just in Revalver, I found the sound more natural this way.
No CurveEQ this time but I compared the tone to some recordings and it's in the same area EQ-wise.