Nick The Man
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lol placed my dads old 1968 amp in the garage and a couple of mics....
sounded OK but ya get better results just using plug-ins
sounded OK but ya get better results just using plug-ins
Nick The Man
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noisedude
New member
But how else would you get that 'garage' sound??? 
Well done for experimenting dude, get into the bathroom or on the staircase ... there are good reverbs to be found in your house, you just need to hunt them down!!
Well done for experimenting dude, get into the bathroom or on the staircase ... there are good reverbs to be found in your house, you just need to hunt them down!!
DigitMus
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You need a much bigger space to get a sound approaching the reverb you're used to. About the best you could hope for out of a garage is "room ambience". Try a warehouse or gymnasium.
Nick The Man
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yeah i was just messing around
really did get that garage sound
really did get that garage sound
Ford Van
Banned
Now you know all of Steve Albini's secrets! 
gecko zzed
Grumpy Mod
whether it works or not . . . who cares? what i like is your style! I am a great believer in innovation and experimentation, and I take my hat off to people like you who are prepared to try something different
Nick The Man
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gecko zzed said:
well thank you very much .. ialways try to think of something to do that might give a new affect .... i wanna have an impact on the recording world .. although that most likely will not happen i do as much as i can
lol my instruments are on the first floor so i went up to the third floor of my house and mic-ed a vent where you could hear the instruments through
well didnt give me too cool of a result but it was fun running mic cables all the way up
ok i just read that and it made my house sound huge .. my first floor is pretty much all underground so i guess you could call it a basement
