A little tip for anyone watching this. Instead of chugging with your right hand and working the mouse with your left. Or tweak a little then play, then tweak some more and play. You can use the recorder right there on the interface to record yourself playing the riff and any changes you make to the settings will be reflected in real time during the playback. Record the riff a few times then set your guitar down and work out the tone. Dont forget to save it when your done. Good luck.
Man, this was impressive. I can't honestly say I heard much difference at the end. And I've never touched the rack EQ before so that was a good insight. Messed with the graphic a little, but never really know what I'm doing there lol. Had it for a year or so and I've learned a lot, but there's still a lot to learn. My knowledge of gear was 'distortion pedal + tone knobs on amp" and that was it. Never owned a tube amp before etc. Total noob. So learning about the actual gear and how to use it translates into using the software Ive found, mostly. So thanks for the video, really helpful.
I’ve checked it out and had a look. I can honestly say that you can use the current software and come up with a tone that’s just as good. It’s always nice to have custom gear and nice visuals but the sound can be replicated
dude you just made my day....followed your instructions/settings and now riffing out. I now know what the rack is for.....alot to learn in this software...kinda daunting. you explained it very well.epic stuff thanks for the video
I gotta say: thank you for this video, man. Before i saw it, i was stuck with Bias AMP and Bias FX matching guitar tones, to get way too midrangy sort of sound. It's an obnoxious "digital" sound, i've been trying to get rid off with post EQ after i record the guitars. But yesterday i just encountered this video and Amplitube 4 seemed too interesting. So i tried to find some other videos to view this software interface, and i got really surprised, the sound was so real, i felt like i was in a studio. I just bought Amplitube 4 (and downloaded Custom Shop) and it's friggin' nuts!
That’s awesome man, there’s some great tones in there. I can loose hours fiddling with tones. I’d love to see how many days I’ve lost in amplitube over the years.
I recently had a similar experience. Played Bias for years until I tried ToneStack and Amplitube. I don't play Bias anymore. To me, it sounds very harsh and unnatural. Also got the iRig Stomp I/O and love it.
Wow, so i'm not the only one! After i posted this comment i stayed all night playing with the amps and configurations. It was a really satisfying experience.
With Parametric EQ, we were taught to remember "Hi Q, low width. Low Q, high width." That's referring to how wide the boost is, either a big bulge, or a sharp spike in the spectrum. The equivalent on a Graphic EQ would be making a bathtub scoop with all of the sliders (low Q) versus just using one slider (high Q).
Man youre The best 💪 ....I would really love a video about ]V[EGADET]-[ tones from Killing until Dystopia ( Risk, Super Colider.... those aren’t important) ....keep doing these amazing videos 💪
In the past I tried to use the Bias amp to try to pick up the justice for all tone but something did not go wrong even following all his steps ... in this new lesson is the way I do and it takes a lot of time to get to the desired tone. .. if you can make tone and justice for all ... thx anyway
Super awesome video! Would you mind helping me out find the clean tone used for the intro on what's my age again by blink 182? Would really appreciate it
Love your videos! I use your tones on Bias FX. It would be great if you could do some more metal tones, Iron Maiden maybe, on Bias or Helix. Do you use a FRFR for output when using Amplitube/Bias?
Thanks for the video! There aren’t that many with AmpliTube out there. Question, how do you not get some noise when not playing if you aren’t using noise reduction?
First time I come across one of your videos. Very interesting. But isnt it easier to record the riff and then turn the knobs and stuff? So you have your hands free. Good work. I Will check out The rest of your videos.
I started playing with the free amp Sims and downloaded some stuff, I'm having a hard time getting any of it to work with my interface it's an art small mixer with 2 channels that are preamps.im getting a newer preamp . I'm getting a 8 channel interface either focusrite 18i20 or the presonus 1821 ? Anyone have both and like one more that the other?
Hey Lambshopper, thanks for the detailed video. What headphones do you like? I’ve been chasing down all sorts. Best volume with 38ohm. Not sure if it’s worth going to 80 ohm and buying a headphone amp?
I have a question, If I buy only the Mesa Boogie Plug in, does AmpliTube4 work? Or do I need the Standart version plus the Mesa Boogie plug in? Thank you for answering 😜💪
Yes, the basic amplitube is like a free version. I found the best pack is the amplitube metal software. Has a good sounding Marshall, 5150 and a dual rectifier that is pretty good. I’d get that and the Mesa pack down the track or just the mkiv on its own.
I would probably steer towards STL TonHub or Bias FX as they’re not as intimidating and have an online cloud where you can download presets from 1000’s of users. Less time tinkering and more time playing
Rudy Castillo Theres loads of great sims out there but they’re individual amps mostly. I thought you were after an all in 1 package. I’ve found the Archetype Nolly to be one of the finest sims I’ve ever used. It’s the best 5150 tone I’ve heard. The new Gojira plugin looks amazing. Softube’s Kerry King plug-in is amazing as is their Marshall ‘59 super lead. For Boogie tones - Mercuriall do Reaxis which is the famous Mesa triaxis for your desktop. They’re my go to favorites for each amp. Hope that helps
Rudy Castillo www.Mercuriall.com and look for the Reaxis plugin. To make it work you need an audio interface and headphones or studio monitors. I recommend focusrite solo or 2i2 for starting out. Great clear signal and easy to use. For headphones I use Roland RH-300 but any studio over ear headphones will sound good. A lot of people expect this to all run back through your guitar amp but it doesn’t work that way. Let me know if you have any trouble and send me an email if you need some presets for whatever software you end up buying
A little tip for anyone watching this. Instead of chugging with your right hand and working the mouse with your left. Or tweak a little then play, then tweak some more and play.
You can use the recorder right there on the interface to record yourself playing the riff and any changes you make to the settings will be reflected in real time during the playback.
Record the riff a few times then set your guitar down and work out the tone. Dont forget to save it when your done. Good luck.
Any idea what part of the program is on the lower right? Has orange in the interface
Man, this was impressive. I can't honestly say I heard much difference at the end. And I've never touched the rack EQ before so that was a good insight. Messed with the graphic
a little, but never really know what I'm doing there lol.
Had it for a year or so and I've learned a lot, but there's still a lot to learn. My knowledge of gear was 'distortion pedal + tone knobs on amp" and that was it. Never owned a tube amp before etc. Total noob. So learning about the actual gear and how to use it translates into using the software Ive found, mostly.
So thanks for the video, really helpful.
they got a Dime version of their software too now. all of his stuff is in it
I’ve checked it out and had a look. I can honestly say that you can use the current software and come up with a tone that’s just as good. It’s always nice to have custom gear and nice visuals but the sound can be replicated
dude you just made my day....followed your instructions/settings and now riffing out.
I now know what the rack is for.....alot to learn in this software...kinda daunting.
you explained it very well.epic stuff thanks for the video
I gotta say: thank you for this video, man.
Before i saw it, i was stuck with Bias AMP and Bias FX matching guitar tones, to get way too midrangy sort of sound. It's an obnoxious "digital" sound, i've been trying to get rid off with post EQ after i record the guitars.
But yesterday i just encountered this video and Amplitube 4 seemed too interesting.
So i tried to find some other videos to view this software interface, and i got really surprised, the sound was so real, i felt like i was in a studio.
I just bought Amplitube 4 (and downloaded Custom Shop) and it's friggin' nuts!
That’s awesome man, there’s some great tones in there. I can loose hours fiddling with tones. I’d love to see how many days I’ve lost in amplitube over the years.
I recently had a similar experience. Played Bias for years until I tried ToneStack and Amplitube. I don't play Bias anymore. To me, it sounds very harsh and unnatural. Also got the iRig Stomp I/O and love it.
Wow, so i'm not the only one!
After i posted this comment i stayed all night playing with the amps and configurations. It was a really satisfying experience.
With Parametric EQ, we were taught to remember "Hi Q, low width. Low Q, high width." That's referring to how wide the boost is, either a big bulge, or a sharp spike in the spectrum. The equivalent on a Graphic EQ would be making a bathtub scoop with all of the sliders (low Q) versus just using one slider (high Q).
extremely penile
I like to record a part and loop it while I tweak the sound to free up the hands
holy shit thats going to save my life thanks man
Ppl beat their head on amp settings but EQ is the one which plays major role , also the cab mic placement 🎉🎉😊😊
Man youre The best 💪 ....I would really love a video about ]V[EGADET]-[ tones from Killing until Dystopia ( Risk, Super Colider.... those aren’t important) ....keep doing these amazing videos 💪
Awesome, thanks for sharing this !!
Matching tone lesson in guitar rig 5 please!!!
Awesome 🎸 tutorial vid! 🤘
Hey. Loved this one! I use AmpliTube too! How about Megadeth ? Maybe. In my darkest hour, lesson and maybe tone too!
Great video man. Now make this a video series and do next the In Flames Clayman tone inside amp simp. Pretty please ^^
Great tutorial.... Thanks man
In the past I tried to use the Bias amp to try to pick up the justice for all tone but something did not go wrong even following all his steps ... in this new lesson is the way I do and it takes a lot of time to get to the desired tone. .. if you can make tone and justice for all ... thx anyway
Great video!!
great vudeo man!
Post processing eq and limiter helps too
Sweet can you show us a video of you dialing in the drum tone for justice for all with ez drummer or superior drummer?
thanks men for this lesson
good job mate !
AMAZING GUY!
Super awesome video! Would you mind helping me out find the clean tone used for the intro on what's my age again by blink 182? Would really appreciate it
What part of the program are you using? I'm talking abut the one on the lower right of my screen, has the orange in it
Can you please please please please make one for Hardwired To Self Destruct? That would be Christmas!!!! Love your videos ♥️♥️♥️
sound fucking awesome!!
Love your videos! I use your tones on Bias FX. It would be great if you could do some more metal tones, Iron Maiden maybe, on Bias or Helix. Do you use a FRFR for output when using Amplitube/Bias?
Thanx for sharing!What's the software you're using for listening?cheers!
This sounded pretty good, I think you'd work wonders with an axe fx III
how to record like this? can u show and explain the setup?
Thanks for the video! There aren’t that many with AmpliTube out there. Question, how do you not get some noise when not playing if you aren’t using noise reduction?
First time I come across one of your videos. Very interesting. But isnt it easier to record the riff and then turn the knobs and stuff? So you have your hands free. Good work. I Will check out The rest of your videos.
nope
I started playing with the free amp Sims and downloaded some stuff, I'm having a hard time getting any of it to work with my interface it's an art small mixer with 2 channels that are preamps.im getting a newer preamp . I'm getting a 8 channel interface either focusrite 18i20 or the presonus 1821 ? Anyone have both and like one more that the other?
Hey Lambshopper, thanks for the detailed video. What headphones do you like? I’ve been chasing down all sorts. Best volume with 38ohm. Not sure if it’s worth going to 80 ohm and buying a headphone amp?
I really like the flat response from Rolland RH-300’s
Not expensive and come with a 3m cable
I can't ever get Amplitube 4 to sound good. It always sounds like the amp and cab are covered with wet blankets. You did a great job.
phantumgrey cut cab off raw amp sound
I have a question, If I buy only the Mesa Boogie Plug in, does AmpliTube4 work? Or do I need the Standart version plus the Mesa Boogie plug in? Thank you for answering 😜💪
Yes, the basic amplitube is like a free version. I found the best pack is the amplitube metal software. Has a good sounding Marshall, 5150 and a dual rectifier that is pretty good. I’d get that and the Mesa pack down the track or just the mkiv on its own.
LambChopper678 thank you very much! Have a nice day ...cheers from Germany💪
can you share the tone file
Nice to see the Dominion down from the wall 👍
more tones like slayer, megadeth
would u use this for someone who is just starting to get into computer guitar stuff
I would probably steer towards STL TonHub or Bias FX as they’re not as intimidating and have an online cloud where you can download presets from 1000’s of users. Less time tinkering and more time playing
@@LambChopper678 someone told me the neural stuff is like the best
Rudy Castillo Theres loads of great sims out there but they’re individual amps mostly. I thought you were after an all in 1 package. I’ve found the Archetype Nolly to be one of the finest sims I’ve ever used. It’s the best 5150 tone I’ve heard. The new Gojira plugin looks amazing.
Softube’s Kerry King plug-in is amazing as is their Marshall ‘59 super lead.
For Boogie tones - Mercuriall do Reaxis which is the famous Mesa triaxis for your desktop. They’re my go to favorites for each amp.
Hope that helps
@@LambChopper678 dude what it is i am a truck driver and i am doing a more compact rig is it possiable for u to link me the one for the mesas
Rudy Castillo www.Mercuriall.com and look for the Reaxis plugin. To make it work you need an audio interface and headphones or studio monitors.
I recommend focusrite solo or 2i2 for starting out. Great clear signal and easy to use.
For headphones I use Roland RH-300 but any studio over ear headphones will sound good.
A lot of people expect this to all run back through your guitar amp but it doesn’t work that way.
Let me know if you have any trouble and send me an email if you need some presets for whatever software you end up buying
What is name of that other program that he uses for listening the track.
Riffstation
@@LambChopper678 thank you \m/
If I only had money to get software 😔
Great vid but you really need a mic =)
Try a kemper it's awesome
Is this free?
No. Amplitube 4 has to be purchased
But does it djent?
EVERYONE watching this video. STOP trying to recreate other peoples sound.it is futile and useless
Hey, can you cover the Teutonic Thrash bands like Kreator, Sodom, Destruction, Exumer, Holy Moses and Darkness?