SimulAnalog GuitarSuite - Clean Settings

[HeadCrusher]

I have DI'ed guitar tracks (both, strummed + picked chords plus leads) from a Gibson style humbucker guitar and I want to make em sound nicely clean using the said Plug In set. Unfortunetaly I can't dial in a good sound. All it does is sounding something like "doing, doing"... uke:

Now: Do you guys have any clean settings that worked well for you that you are willing to share? THX!

 

[smy1]

Have you ever heard the clean sound on a Marshall JCM 900?

It sounds a bit like "doing, doing" ...

 

[HeadCrusher]

Actually GuitarSuite includes a JCM900 modell, I don't know how accurat it is though... Anyway I got my "doing, doing" already so there's no more need for that!
There's a Fender model in there too but that doesn't seem to do any miracles either...

 

[PhilR]

You need to run the output though a decent speaker IR to get a really good sound I find.

 

[HeadCrusher]

For the cleans as well??

 

[26]

The Fender model isn`t that bad.

 

[HeadCrusher]

It's ok but I didn't get the results I expected... Suggested settings?

 

[26]

Just fiddle around with it a little bit (as far as i remember there are only 4 or 5 faders). It often helps if you take out the mids for a good clean sound.
You could also try to combine the "Fender" sound with your (eq`d) di signal (i did that once for a better strat like attack).

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

Have you ever heard the clean sound on a Marshall JCM 900?

It sounds a bit like "doing, doing" ...

GuitarSuite has a Fender Twin '69 also, which is definitely useful for clean tones. The "doing" you're describing might be just the sound of the amp, since it's got quite a unique tone

 

[Ermz]

The Fender Twin emulation worked fine for me when mixing the 'Recalibrate' track (on my site and myspace if you want to hear). I understand it wouldn't work for all purposes, but considering it's a clean-electric oriented track, I thought they came off surprisingly well.

 

[HeadCrusher]

The sound is great but I think it's a single coil guitar isn't it?