I often leave a space for things like delays…I guess it’s kinda like where something would go if you’d put it into the effects loop of an amp! For this video I liked the sound of the Tremolo between the amp and the cab…and it’s kinda like where the tremolo would be in an actual amp! But in the end it’s just about playing around with it and seeing what sounds best to you!
@@TSFAHTPS thanks for the reply. I have seen eqs go between amp and cab, but never anything else. I guess in the modelling world everything is on the table...as long as it sounds good!
@@searchlight17 Placing something between the amp and cab on most modelers is the equivalent of putting it into the fx loop of an amp- it's really between the preamp and the power amp. Placing something after the cab is the equivalent of adding fx at the desk- like they often do in studio. And putting it before the amp is the equivalent of running it into the front of the amp. What I would like to see is a modeler where instead of loading an amp- you load a preamp, and a power amp- and can choose whatever combination of the two you like. Then you could put fx between them, and it would be more institutive to ppl and give a better representation of the real signal chain that's being emulated. Plus, you're able to build your own amp- whatever preamp you like, with whatever power amp you like, with whatever speakers you like. You could have the iconic amps you know everyone loves already pre-assembled- so they could just select them, but then they could also build their own amp and cab if they want.
It's a trip to me that ppl trust emulations so much that they use them to try out an amp and see if they like it. It sounds great though- have you ever gotten to try the real thing?
Sounds excellent. Dynamic room tip is rad. ❤
I love Fender amps, but I completely forgot about this one. Great approach, thanks.
Wow, what a great sound, great amp!
Great sounding amp sim and great sound in your fingers 👍
Thank you very much!!
Finally someone doing the CABINET with the legendary d130 JBL speakers!!!! Thanks.
It’s my go to now
Nice sounds. What's your thinking in not having the cab straight after the amp?
I often leave a space for things like delays…I guess it’s kinda like where something would go if you’d put it into the effects loop of an amp! For this video I liked the sound of the Tremolo between the amp and the cab…and it’s kinda like where the tremolo would be in an actual amp! But in the end it’s just about playing around with it and seeing what sounds best to you!
@@TSFAHTPS thanks for the reply. I have seen eqs go between amp and cab, but never anything else. I guess in the modelling world everything is on the table...as long as it sounds good!
@@searchlight17 exactly!! It could just all be in my head but some things seem to sound better to me that way!! Thanks searchlight17
@@searchlight17 Placing something between the amp and cab on most modelers is the equivalent of putting it into the fx loop of an amp- it's really between the preamp and the power amp. Placing something after the cab is the equivalent of adding fx at the desk- like they often do in studio. And putting it before the amp is the equivalent of running it into the front of the amp.
What I would like to see is a modeler where instead of loading an amp- you load a preamp, and a power amp- and can choose whatever combination of the two you like. Then you could put fx between them, and it would be more institutive to ppl and give a better representation of the real signal chain that's being emulated. Plus, you're able to build your own amp- whatever preamp you like, with whatever power amp you like, with whatever speakers you like. You could have the iconic amps you know everyone loves already pre-assembled- so they could just select them, but then they could also build their own amp and cab if they want.
Can you put this preset up for sale?
Other people sell patches that don’t sound this good.
Thanks!!
It's a trip to me that ppl trust emulations so much that they use them to try out an amp and see if they like it. It sounds great though- have you ever gotten to try the real thing?