BrettT
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I'm assuming you use the Modern Setting? I've tried getting a similar sound with Vintage, but it always sounds like there's a wall in front of the speakers. I'm really curious as to where you have your presence set. By mid dip do you mean you have it set around 11 o'clock and boost of highs I'm assuming 1'oclock? Bass setting? Any more details you could provide would be GREATLY appreciated. I NEED this tone!
TheSweetener said:Even if it sounds stupid. There's nothing extremely special to do.
I use a tube screamer the way many people do. I also tend to do a little gain with it so it's 10% gain from the TS and 10% gain from the recto.
Otherwise it's just the normal settings.
No Rectifier Tubes, Bold, a little mid dip and a gentle boost of the highs. That's basicly all.
The guitars were played with a very cheap Yamaha guitar by the way. I often prefer this guitar to the Gibsons I have. It has a warm yet chunky tone. It has a Duncan Jeff Beck in bridge position.
In my opinion it's quite impotant to really check which speaker where to mic! In my Boogie 4x12" there is one speaker that sounds quite bad, two that are okay and one that is cool.
I've produced a lot of albums with the Recto (or Fireball or 5150) + POD combination. That's a combo that works well for me cause you get two very different sounds to mix!