http://files.getdropbox.com/u/315378/stuff/Recto_Red.mp3
I was playing around with a single SM57 on the EnglXXL, trying to get some sort of Generic mic position, that "sounds good, but not too extreme". I flipped through some amps in the AFX (7.18) and stopped at the Recto Red, a bit surprised. No special advanced tweaks except a "TS808" as a boost in front. No external processing except HP at 80Hz and LP at 10kHz which I could've done in the Axefx anyway. My new favourite, at least this week.
It's a total of four guitars, so when they all play the same thing, it's quad tracked. Intro git has another EQ for that mid-feeling. The quiet mid is just the neck pickup without the boost and the volume a bit lower on the guitar.
Gibson SG with EMG81/85 pickups. A clean Ampeg bass patch with the Steinberger 5-string and Toontracks Metal Foundry for drums. The whole thing was done in less than an hour so the riffs don't really fit together, but the Recto Red manages to keep up with them all.
I was playing around with a single SM57 on the EnglXXL, trying to get some sort of Generic mic position, that "sounds good, but not too extreme". I flipped through some amps in the AFX (7.18) and stopped at the Recto Red, a bit surprised. No special advanced tweaks except a "TS808" as a boost in front. No external processing except HP at 80Hz and LP at 10kHz which I could've done in the Axefx anyway. My new favourite, at least this week.
It's a total of four guitars, so when they all play the same thing, it's quad tracked. Intro git has another EQ for that mid-feeling. The quiet mid is just the neck pickup without the boost and the volume a bit lower on the guitar.
Gibson SG with EMG81/85 pickups. A clean Ampeg bass patch with the Steinberger 5-string and Toontracks Metal Foundry for drums. The whole thing was done in less than an hour so the riffs don't really fit together, but the Recto Red manages to keep up with them all.
