I'm using it in front after all the overdrive. This is more noticeable in a recording scenario. Have yet to try it in the effects loop. I kept the tightness low. It's a subtle effect but it's impossible to differentiate on this cellphone mic.
Might be a dumb question but what does the doubler really do? The name seems obvious but what does it really add to the tone? It's hard to hear in the video but maybe it's one of those things you only notice once you turn it off and something is missing
It's a little effect that kinda makes it like cowboys from hell.. like there's two guitars.. but I just turned it on for shits n gigs. I think it makes a difference when you record more than live... IF you use with the stereo outputs.
@@TheDeathZone666 that's pretty cool, might have to look into one. It would be nice to get a bigger sound from just one track, I like to do cassetydemo style recordings with as few tracks as I can get away with
@@CryptToneMusicIt has a flanger effect when the tightness is turned low. And the wet knob turned at like 3. It's a cool unit. Many different ways to use it. .makes it sound like there are 2 or 3 guitars at once. I like to use it with my GX600 crate. Kicks in some effects.
killer tone as always bro
Dude can you make a neural amp modeler capture for it please 🙏
Sounds amazing. What are your amp settings? What cab?
I try to keep highs and lows around 2 or 3 oclock and mids at like 8 o clock. V30s 2x12
@ are you just boosting with the metal zone or is the source of most of the gain?
Are you using the Mimiq with the stereo effects loop or straight in front? I can't really hear the effect.
I'm using it in front after all the overdrive. This is more noticeable in a recording scenario. Have yet to try it in the effects loop. I kept the tightness low. It's a subtle effect but it's impossible to differentiate on this cellphone mic.
Might be a dumb question but what does the doubler really do? The name seems obvious but what does it really add to the tone? It's hard to hear in the video but maybe it's one of those things you only notice once you turn it off and something is missing
It's a little effect that kinda makes it like cowboys from hell.. like there's two guitars.. but I just turned it on for shits n gigs. I think it makes a difference when you record more than live... IF you use with the stereo outputs.
Alot of tone chasers use it for CFH but I use it for tracking rhythm guitar demos instead of recording two tracks
@@TheDeathZone666 that's pretty cool, might have to look into one. It would be nice to get a bigger sound from just one track, I like to do cassetydemo style recordings with as few tracks as I can get away with
@@CryptToneMusicIt has a flanger effect when the tightness is turned low. And the wet knob turned at like 3. It's a cool unit. Many different ways to use it. .makes it sound like there are 2 or 3 guitars at once. I like to use it with my GX600 crate. Kicks in some effects.
@@TheDeathZone666 def would wanna hear it with you using two cabs. good stuff as always g!