Testing out Re-amping (Mago di file)

[avrinder]

hey guys, I was testing out re-amping with my newer setup.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3404219/mesa_sm7b.mp3

Mesa Triple Rectifier ->Mesa 4x12 cab -> ts-9 ->Sm7b -> radial x-amp
->profire 2626

I wasn't able to use my noise supressor, so excuse a bit of hum.

I would love honest feedback, whether I'm headed in the right direction or not.

thanks so much!

 

[BeneGuitar01]

Don't really notice too much of the hum, think the music mixing and tone are spot on. Definitely has that full crispy Mesa sound.

 

[avrinder]

wow, thanks. I was expecting complaints haha. I would still love more feedback, or suggestions.

thanks again for your input.

 

[BeneGuitar01]

wow, thanks. I was expecting complaints haha. I would still love more feedback, or suggestions.

thanks again for your input.

I'm an amateur myself so I really can't nit-pick on some of the more "technical" details of audio engineering. I just trust my ear at the moment and if it sounds good then I would say that you're probably doing stuff right.

 

[avrinder]

I can't take credit for the mix (the bass and drums were pre-mixed). I just re-amped the dry di files. I was sick of using amp sims, so I cranked my mesa loud and annoyed the neighbors probably hahah

 

[Virgil.]

I love the tone dude!

 

[avrinder]

thank you very much! now time to experiment with more mics.

 

[avrinder]

here's my Rose of Sharyn Di re-amp test. Bit on the mid-heavy range, but still testing out what my amp can do.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3404219/RE-AMP-KSE.mp3