Small Wagner Sharp MKII tone test

[Damphire]

Just some riffs from one of my band's song. I wanna know if I'm in the right track with this tone.

Washburn X42 Pro -> Zoom G9 as interface -> Cubase + ampsims and impulses magic

http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1587252/Sleepwalker_mix_ending.mp3

Comments and suggestions are welcome.

 

[saturnus]

The guitar sound is a bit flat, try to use a tubescreamer(tss) or something on chain

 

[Damphire]

One of the guitars has one, but with the tone knob at zero, I really don't like the harshness it brings to the tone. I'll try to use the TSS in both guitars to see what happens.

 

[grywolf627]

One of the guitars has one, but with the tone knob at zero, I really don't like the harshness it brings to the tone. I'll try to use the TSS in both guitars to see what happens.

Or try the older Wagner Sharp 0.6 (my favorite). It has built in high and low cut controls on the input. By using those and cranking the gain a little more, you can sometimes get away without using a TSS or some sort of boost. (depending on the sound you're going for)

 

[Damphire]

Yep, thats exactly what I did. One guitar has the old Wagner without TSS, and the other the new Wagner with TSS. I'm using two different impulses from Catharsis's "Awesome time" pack.

I found difficult to add gain without loosing tightness in the palm mutes, but this is the amp sim that I've liked most anyway.