Hey guys,
A mate of mine came round with his Framus Cobra the other day, and we ended up recording a few on-the-spot riffs with it. Now, I've owned a Cobra in the past, and jammed around with this particular one several times too, but for some reason that day the Cobra sounded way more awesome than I've heard a Cobra sound before.
We recorded using a Cobra poweramp/Dragon cab impulse I found. To my ears, it sounded extremely authentic to the sound in the room. The riffs were tracked really quickly and without a noise gate so they are sloppy, and there is no bass on there. Also, the clip isn't mixed at all really, I just made sure that the guitars are suitably audible. Excuses over, here's the clip:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/790683/Buffting Cobra.mp3
The guitar used was an LTD MH-1000, with the stock Seymour Duncan JB bridge pickup, tuned to drop-B. There is minimal post-eq (high and low pass, then small wide-Q boosts at around 6500khz and 150hz). We used the Crunch channel of the Cobra, boosted with a Xotic effects BB preamp. I snapped a pic of the settings on my phone, I can upload it if people would like)
Cheers!
Nolly
A mate of mine came round with his Framus Cobra the other day, and we ended up recording a few on-the-spot riffs with it. Now, I've owned a Cobra in the past, and jammed around with this particular one several times too, but for some reason that day the Cobra sounded way more awesome than I've heard a Cobra sound before.
We recorded using a Cobra poweramp/Dragon cab impulse I found. To my ears, it sounded extremely authentic to the sound in the room. The riffs were tracked really quickly and without a noise gate so they are sloppy, and there is no bass on there. Also, the clip isn't mixed at all really, I just made sure that the guitars are suitably audible. Excuses over, here's the clip:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/790683/Buffting Cobra.mp3
The guitar used was an LTD MH-1000, with the stock Seymour Duncan JB bridge pickup, tuned to drop-B. There is minimal post-eq (high and low pass, then small wide-Q boosts at around 6500khz and 150hz). We used the Crunch channel of the Cobra, boosted with a Xotic effects BB preamp. I snapped a pic of the settings on my phone, I can upload it if people would like)
Cheers!
Nolly