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Master and channel volume about .5. yes it was OD1 orange.

It does sound pretty great for low volumes. I was surprised a bit. Sounds amazing opened up though. 😊

I bet your setup sounds great. Nothing like an opened up 800! Thanks for your comment.

I just left the stock speaker in. So V30 in the 1960 and G12k-100 in the MF400. I know its not scientifically correct but I just wanted to see how they sounded when recorded. I would like to try some v30 or greenbacks in the MF400 cab though and see how that sounds.

@ for sure! I just wanted to check what kind of test it was! I have an mf400 and a 1960 and 3 different varieties of v30, I think I might have to do an extensive, scientific comparison! I currently have a x pattern in my mf400, so 2 k100s and 2 v30s (one from 1995 and one from 2002) the v30s sound ridiculously good

@@AiiZStudio I really want to put a pair of V30's something similar in an x patter with the k 100's. I think it would make quite a difference.

Thanks! My favorite cab is the 1960av so far, but I haven't had the chance to try a lot of different cabs. Would love to grab a 1960 B cab to try out and complement my 1960av. Thanks for the comment.

@@DingeyBasementRecordings Sounds like a good plan, to combine the 1960 Lead B with the av - as far as I know is it an often used combination! :D Wish you lots of fun with that Speaker Cabs! :)

I find that you have to make sure that your monitoring system is louder so that you can't hear your guitars natural sound in the room. That may be your issue. If its coming through your monitors itself, then I would say you may have direct monitoring on your audio interface set to on. Hope this helps you!

@@DingeyBasementRecordings Thank you! I'll check.

Ya you need to find the balance for sure but once you do you are rewarded with a nice lush clean sound.

Glad you like it. Thanks 👍

No problem. Hope it helped.

Thanks a lot. Appreciate the comment.

Thanks for watching. Glad it helped you

No I payed for it.

I wrote it at 200 BPM with blast beats in mind. But do what you please with it.

There is actually alot more to the riff/song but you asked for 15+30 secs. Lol

thanks for the code btw!

Thanks. Your captures are definitely some of the best Jarrod.

Thanks a lot!

Oh really? I just figured that it went by half steps at a time. Is there somewhere to confirm this?

​@@DingeyBasementRecordings Our range is 12 semi tones right (or 1 octave) ? Starting at E going backwards E > D# (-1) > D (-2) > C# (-3) C (-4) > B (-5) > A# (-6) > A (-7) > G# (-8) > G (-9) > F# (-10) > F (-11) > E -(-12)

@@ridesharesydneydrivers8592 thanks man

I will have look into it and get back to you.

thank you @@DingeyBasementRecordings

@@stradi6449 Hey so I did some digging and found that if I have my DI track input set to none and the output set to usb 5, then set your recording track to usb 3 I didn't get the dry DI track coming through. I hope this helps you out! Thanks!

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Instead of doing a "send" change the output on the DI track to the input of the QC instead of "main" and the DI won't come through your main speakers.

I agree 💯 with you there. I like D standard and C was decent any further and yes it just doesn't sound right but I would not recommend dropping that low without tuning your guitar down.

@@DingeyBasementRecordings yup, even with Digitech Drop pedal (that is making better pitch shifting than any software as users claim) you shouldn't go any lower than 1 or 2 full steps. Well, of course if you wanna reach a brown note aka Drop Q - you may do it, lol

Thanks alot Jarrod!!