My Super-Overdrive, what do you think

[post.aux.fader]

I took my Vox Pathfinder 15r and hooked the headphone output to an amp I assmbled from computer speakers. I cranked the gain to 10, and I recorded the results. I got some pretty interesting results, what do you guys think? I have output from a humbucker as well as a singlecoil on my Washburn. The track starts out with the single coil, then after the wipeout-esque track it moves into the humbucker, then back to the single coil.

The MP3 is on my purevolume site

www.purevolume.com/babyattilah

the track is called "Maximum Overdrive"
Sorry for the horrible playing, this was just meant to be an exploration of tones throughout the guitar.

 

[notbradsohner]

your right, thats.........................................................................intersting



mabye add some compression?

 

[Wireneck]

Im not famillar with the particular vox amp but why not just mic it? The distortion in the clips is really buzzy and has tons of extra noise. I doubt that it would sit well within a mix. There were a few parts that it sounded like you turned on a tremelo pedal. I couldn't decide if thats what was really happening or if you had a fan going in the room or something? Torwards the end it gets quieter but I could still hear it.
Whatever works for you though......

 

[wiresix]

I am confused...

 

[post.aux.fader]

I had the trem all the way up, same with the gain and reverb. It was something I just came up with last night while fooling around. It's not inteded to be anything serious, I just thought it sounded cool.