IR for lead guitars
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Fox Mulder
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Same as for the rhythm guitar really.
Tips for lead guitar- treat it the exact same as a vocal mixing wise, boost the same areas, high pass it severly. a little delay/verb to help it sit in. possibly even add some compression /automation if its too dynamic
Tips for lead guitar- treat it the exact same as a vocal mixing wise, boost the same areas, high pass it severly. a little delay/verb to help it sit in. possibly even add some compression /automation if its too dynamic
well something that I find if you're running software pre amps is that the level of lead playing is less than rhythm so you need to stick a boost in there before the software pre to maintain the tone for lead sections- compressors work well at this I've found,
Fox Mulder
The Truth Is Out There
Two words: Condenser mics.
Strangely, I don't have any impulses of those as of yet, but I'd love to try a few.
What I do now is: I use the Pod's stock impulses. heh!
Strangely, I don't have any impulses of those as of yet, but I'd love to try a few.
What I do now is: I use the Pod's stock impulses. heh!
Erik Monsonis
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chonchball
37studios.com
it never hurts to try to make a guitar sound like a guitar by recording the guitar through an amp. and using mics. and mic cords.
Fox Mulder
The Truth Is Out There
Oh dear, wouldn't that work without mic cords?
:zombie:Edit: Sorry, it's in my nature to be annoying.
What hurts it that I have no amp and no good mics here. I do have the mic cords thou... sorry if it is a G0D THAT'S S0 N00B13 question but I'm trying to make my sound as better as I can with what I have right now: free amp sim and IRs...
