Reinventing The Steel tone test

[Proggm]

Well, this is my first upload here.

I was trying to get a guitar tone similar to dimebag’s in Reinventing the Steel, but aiming for a more modern vibe.

http://fb.esnips.com/doc/6260b13d-8cc5-4391-ab9f-9a6c9242cd8b/pgm---steel


--UPDATE--
NEW VERSION:
http://www.esnips.com/doc/b0127bc7-fbee-41a7-9617-342e32e0f425/pgm---steel-2
Huge progress, check it out. After comparing both, the new one may lack lows, but it's much more similar to dime's tone now.


Don’t expect it to be very close: I used a Gibson Les Paul with EMGs 85/60 and Revalver MK3.

Feel free to comment

 

[Rob Logic]

broken link my friend...

 

[Proggm]

I think that it works now the folder was set to private.

 

[Djabthrash]

Sounds good (but still very Revalver-ish). I like the riffing and see how Pantera-ish it is.

 

[JoeJackson]

Share some details my friend ... Revalver-settings etc. ...

Sounds really cool ...

 

[Proggm]

Well, the "magic" comes from different plugins (boogex, curveq, a flanger/doubler emulator, etc.), so when I nail the sound, I'll post all the presets : )

 

[paladin shredder]

is the right side the dry guitar sound and the left the flange/double effect?

 

[Proggm]

Nope, the flanger/doubler fx is in both. By the way, the flanger/doubler used by Darrell had mono output, as contrary to belief, so it’s coherent to pan them 100% L/R.

 

[Proggm]

Updated, see first post

 

[Djabthrash]

New one sounds cool.

 

[Proggm]

Settings@screen:
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/5123/sdf1wl6.jpg

 

[Master Of Sweep Picking]

The guitars sounds really good! not a surprise, Revalver is an amazing piece of software!
Your drums sounds good too, what software did you use to compose the tracks?