Insane Recording Chain for Electric Guitar!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- I Just got a new amp... A Fender Princeton 68' Reissue to be exact. I have multiple mic pre's I wanted to run this through and I found exactly what I was looking for.
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68' Fender Princeton Reissue
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Rupert Neve 511 Mic Pre
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Mojave MA-D Dynamic Mic
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Nice reggae vibes in the intro
Thanks so much 🙏🏼🔥
Awe man. That sounded good 👍🏽
Thrones!!
Are we using A HPF on guitar chuck?
Yessir! Always
What vst you use for piano and organ sounds? It sounds so fat and tasty
All stock Reason Patches
Appreciate you!
I've recorded better sounds going straight into an interface with an amp sim plugin. You can't be serious. Much ado about nothing..
👍🏼 good for you!
@@thirdislandproductions9708- Seriously man, all you're doing is reducing quality by going through a bunch of unnecessary hardware, especially for your clean tone. As for the crunchy tone, just because your compressor is loaded with vacuum tubes doesn't mean squat when it come to "grit", since there are even simple software plugins that can produce the same type of "grit" you're looking for. As a matter of fact, they can do it better. I believe the actual word you're looking for though was Saturation. Grit is something that usually comes from a tube amp, pedal or microphone combo.
@@ShadovvVdo a video showing us how you do it and be more gentle with others. He did a nice video
@@melodicaorganica9499- I have multiple music videos, so I don't think that will be necessary. Seriously though, I'm just saying.. There's no need for such a ridiculously long signal chain for a clean guitar tone. As a matter of fact, you can get that by going straight into a cheap interface with nothing but a cable and a guitar.
@ShadovvV seriously
I would love to collaborate with you someday