I finally got around to trying to record at home, so I'm trying to get some usable tones to record with. I did some clips for you guys to critique, so let me know what you think.
These clips were recorded with my Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ Head Unit. They were recorded with an EMG-81 equipped Epiphone Les Paul Custom. I was playing with the Mark IIC+ Head through a Marshall 1960BV 4X12 Cab. I put a single Shure SM-57 mic on the cab and ran it directly into my computer that has a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Sound Card. No mixers, no fluff, etc. The first clip (SBT2) is comepletely dry so you hear the tone in it's purest form. The second clip (SBT3) is mixed a little lower and has a little reverb to smooth it out a bit. These clips should download fast from my server, and they're only about 35-45 seconds long each. Both clips are here:
http://silverwulf.org
The drums aren't really programmed drums, just a simple "click track" to keep time to. Let me know what you guys think of it, and any comments on the tone and suggestions are appreciated! Thanks!
These clips were recorded with my Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ Head Unit. They were recorded with an EMG-81 equipped Epiphone Les Paul Custom. I was playing with the Mark IIC+ Head through a Marshall 1960BV 4X12 Cab. I put a single Shure SM-57 mic on the cab and ran it directly into my computer that has a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Sound Card. No mixers, no fluff, etc. The first clip (SBT2) is comepletely dry so you hear the tone in it's purest form. The second clip (SBT3) is mixed a little lower and has a little reverb to smooth it out a bit. These clips should download fast from my server, and they're only about 35-45 seconds long each. Both clips are here:
http://silverwulf.org
The drums aren't really programmed drums, just a simple "click track" to keep time to. Let me know what you guys think of it, and any comments on the tone and suggestions are appreciated! Thanks!
