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GuitarGoblin
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Dude that's friggin awsome!!! would you mind sharing those settings?
It really does. I listened to it a few times last night and I'm just floored at the quality.
The song is really good too.
Dude that's friggin awsome!!! would you mind sharing those settings?
Let's not forget the importance of a nice speaker in the signal chain, I'd argue thats 20% of your tone right there. And use a ribbon with a tube pre, that'd bring out the "fat" that you're looking for.
Good Point. In addition to that, one of the most important things you need for crunch is the right sounding guitar pickup to get what you want.
For me its all about the P90/Soapbar crunch. Those will get you a crunch even with modling. No, not as good as a real tube amp, but you will get crunch with P90's. Big, Bright, Fat tone.
I'll post the settings once I get back from work. There are plenty where that came from too.
Alright, sorry for the delay, here's the download link for the distortion preset used on that last tune I posted.
http://www.goletastudio.com/Other/Messa Boogie Dual Rec.at2p.zip
i've found modellers to be fun to play with, but they just don't have the "weight" or "heft" of tone that amps have.
Alright, sorry for the delay, here's the download link for the distortion preset used on that last tune I posted.
http://www.goletastudio.com/Other/Messa Boogie Dual Rec.at2p.zip
I've also had good results by using Voxengo Tube Amp(usually when I record with the AD30VT) as it warms whatever you have recorded up nicely. Whilst I agree there is no substitute for a mic'd amp, I think there are endless possibilities with modelers![]()