well....i own a boss gt-6 pedal effects board.does anybody know what pedals soilwork use?or maybe some settings for this pedal board?(soilwork settings).thnx 
Soilwork sound
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-Gavin-
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So you wanna sound like JEsper and Bjorn, Yes, Soilworks Sound on tHe JEsterRace is Good. 
Soilwork bite balls.
Soilwork bite balls.
NeedledWarheart said:So you wanna sound like JEsper and Bjorn, Yes, Soilworks Sound on tHe JEsterRace is Good.
Soilwork bite balls.
i just re read that thread yesterday, genious
Ulmo said:well....i own a boss gt-6 pedal effects board.does anybody know what pedals soilwork use?or maybe some settings for this pedal board?(soilwork settings).thnx
i know what you're looking for dude, soilwork's tone on a predator's portrait is my ALL TIME favorite. they get a really thumpy booming rhythm tone while at the same time keeping kick ass lead tone. the octive chords ring through great and not to mention the amazing solo lead tone that they're known for.
but to be honest with you dude, i think its more due to stellar production than anything else. ive only seen them live once, but their tone wasnt anything close to their studio tone.
maybe someone with a little more knowledge of effects and such can shed some light on how to get close to that tone, but i think its going to be really hard to reproduce live.
Oxidised Razor Masticator
Paradox Philosopher
Alpha Crucis said:
Soilwork board was removed from UM. Apparently at the bands request?
There is no longer an official Soilwork forum, from what I can see.
-GoaT
Pita Bread
Obscurity
Soilwork = solid state amplification.
I'm also willing to bet that their tone is due to amazing production; you rarely hear guitars tuned to B that have such cutting chord tones. To get that sound, I'd try boosting the mids a tad bit, and just use the distortion from your amp (Soilwork uses Randall amps, I believe). Having a Caparison guitar might help too, but an Ibanez should get you a similar tone. I'll post again once I figure out some more.
I'm also willing to bet that their tone is due to amazing production; you rarely hear guitars tuned to B that have such cutting chord tones. To get that sound, I'd try boosting the mids a tad bit, and just use the distortion from your amp (Soilwork uses Randall amps, I believe). Having a Caparison guitar might help too, but an Ibanez should get you a similar tone. I'll post again once I figure out some more.
why? why? why? .....i feel sorry for kids today. listen to kill em all from metallica if u want good tone.
King Chaos
Pomeo Osoponeor
Listen TO DECHRISTIANIZE by VITAL REMAINS for a tone.
@sixnut... live in the now!!!
Soil works sound aint that good anyway dude... just turn up a tiny bit of flange, half reverb(ish) and add loads of distortion (trebly aswell )
@sixnut... live in the now!!!
Soil works sound aint that good anyway dude... just turn up a tiny bit of flange, half reverb(ish) and add loads of distortion (trebly aswell
)King Chaos said:Listen TO DECHRISTIANIZE by VITAL REMAINS for a tone.
@sixnut... live in the now!!!
Soil works sound aint that good anyway dude... just turn up a tiny bit of flange, half reverb(ish) and add loads of distortion (trebly aswell
LOL...it still sounds better than most bands today...clean ur ears son
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Obscurity
-Gavin-
Gavornator
oneshotendsthiswar
locked around your spine
King Chaos said:just turn up a tiny bit of flange, half reverb(ish) and add loads of distortion (trebly aswell
could you be a bit more vague please?
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Obscurity
FrostGiant
Mr. Pibb > Dr. Pepper
Sorry but that tone is very thin. It's very edgy, but thin as hell. It works for that album cuz it's what you expect for that type of music. If you're going for the 80s speed metal tone, by all means get a Marshall and find that tone. But that's not what's asked for here.sixnutfury said:
And Soilworks tone in my best guess is a mix of a mic'd peavy 5150 and some direct tone. Also, you won't be able to get it out of one guitar. It's most likely a mix of several different guitar tones.
King Chaos
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