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like the band "underfield". Downloading all ep stuff
Hey! Thanks man! I know it's not metal so I thought this forum would hate it but I'm glad to see you liked it.
like the band "underfield". Downloading all ep stuff
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12459294/chim sweep_dc.wav
44.1, 24 bit
tse808 drive zero, gain 100% tone 50%
x50 with ALL settings at 12 o'clock
cheers
I love this, man, thanks a lot for all the good info you've shared! really fun and useful, time for own impulses FUCKING YAY!
Rational Gaze!
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/799706/Abdjented/RatGaze_reg3n.mp3
Guitar chain is: DI > POD > impulse and nothing else, and nothing on the master bus but a clipper shaving 1 db or something!
Rational Gaze!
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/799706/Abdjented/RatGaze_reg3n.mp3
Guitar chain is: DI > POD > impulse and nothing else, and nothing on the master bus but a clipper shaving 1 db or something!
Clark maybe you can answer this. I've tried different amp simulators such as TSE x50, nick crow 6505, and others but i keep coming back to TH2 for matching. For whatever reason when i try free amp sims when i have no cab it sounds so grainy and scratchy and i know that is normal but when i have the cab bypassed in TH2 it sounds bad but not as bad as the free amp sims. Have you had any luck with free amp sims when it comes to matching? Is there a reason why you chose TH2?
Clark maybe you can answer this. I've tried different amp simulators such as TSE x50, nick crow 6505, and others but i keep coming back to TH2 for matching. For whatever reason when i try free amp sims when i have no cab it sounds so grainy and scratchy and i know that is normal but when i have the cab bypassed in TH2 it sounds bad but not as bad as the free amp sims. Have you had any luck with free amp sims when it comes to matching? Is there a reason why you chose TH2?
Clark Kent I LOVE YOU MAN!
That actually works pretty good.
Strike-problems solved, now I am going to download loads of the sounds from Olas Amp Playthroughs
and build me a nice matched IR library
Thanks alot, really awesome, it's going to help me alot, especially due to the fact that my monitoring
atm is everything but optimal and after 10 hours of work and 3 hours of guitar playing, I am not sure
if the guitar sound I dialed in is good or bad.
Mmmhmm, I think I may be doing something wrong here.
My tones don't really come that close to the originals, something's just way off. Here's a small example, me first and then the original track.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16723453/matching_test.mp3
Any ideas? I followed the tutorial step by step, tried it a couple of times and still can't seem to find what I did wrong :/