Using bulb's Axe Fx preset without an Axe Fx..

[Flow Of Time]

Since I don't have an axe fx I tried to "recreate" misha's preset with vsts (basically match eq'ing with some major tweaks).
Tell me what you think:

Mix:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/bmuhmkpi3a0ahic/aintnoaxefx.mp3

Guitar noodling:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/88lckfej5kgnhin/noodling.mp3

It's not 100% but I think it has a lot of the characteristics of the preset

If anyone's interested I can try to explain what I exactly did.

PS: Thanks to aeonix for reamping!

 

[IgorAvram95]

Nice tone!What did you use?

 

[nezvers]

Yeah, it would be interesting to know what you did, because I don't have Axe FX and it's nice to expand knowledge!

 

[Pursuance]

Nice tone, what vst and IRs did you use?

 

[FrontlineGuitar]

Nice job! I think it sounds better in the mix than on its own... but that's definitely the right way round.

I think someone commented about Match EQing it on Nolly Youtube video of him demoing them.. but he said something about it not being possible.. as he mixed a fair bit of the room in there as well from the camera mic, so it's good that you've got this close.

I think someone should post a direct recording of them using the presets with the Axe Fx so we can all match eq them

 

[Flow Of Time]

I think someone should post a direct recording of them using the presets with the Axe Fx so we can all match eq them

That's exactly what I did. I asked someone to reamp a DI of my guitar through the presets.
Here's the thread: http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/...-very-short-snippet-trough-his-axe-fx-ii.html
You can of course try to match it with my DI and aeonix' reamp but it would be better to reamp a DI of your guitar.
Before matching I downloaded Axe Edit, opened the preset and tried to clone it with free vsts. After reamping I suggest to cut out some of the lows, they're way to boomy.

 

[The Unavoidable]

so whats the scoop on the tone, what is it

 

[FrontlineGuitar]

That's exactly what I did. I asked someone to reamp a DI of my guitar through the presets.

Ah that's awesome! Just what I needed Yeah it would definitely be better to do it with my own DI's, but cheers!