grimtraveller
If only for a moment.....
Then we must be in the Twilight zone or an alternate universe.
jimistone
long standing member
On guitar recording you have to keep the main thing the main thing....
The sound coming out of your amp.
If the sound coming out of your amp is incredible the recording can sound incredible with minor tweaking.
If the sound coming out of your amp sucks the recording will suck no matter how much you tweak it
Record producers and engineers spend a lot of time tweaking the guitar sound before ever hitting the record button
The sound coming out of your amp.
If the sound coming out of your amp is incredible the recording can sound incredible with minor tweaking.
If the sound coming out of your amp sucks the recording will suck no matter how much you tweak it
Record producers and engineers spend a lot of time tweaking the guitar sound before ever hitting the record button
R
R D Smith
It's as good as it is, for as long as it lasts.
That would sure make it a lot easier. Your latest post with 100% L and R panning sounds good.
LazerBeakShiek
It is a life preserver
Yes, I think the double and panning has made an improvement. I will try the blanket idea in the next time. See what that does.
Whats a CAE 3 go for ...its not 1993 anymore? $3-4 grand?
The Brainworx amp sim was $9.
It makes you think..
That first one is a CAE 3. That K is awesome in the room. The others were the Mesa Dual Recto simulator from BX. I used the demo's settings shown in the video.
Whats a CAE 3 go for ...its not 1993 anymore? $3-4 grand?
The Brainworx amp sim was $9.
It makes you think..
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