Tips for those that are struggling with amp sims. Tip one: Your signals too fucking hot. Gain staging has the most drastic effect possible. (too little signal is also a real struggle) Tip two: If your amp sim doesn't have an adjustment that emulates the power section load... get one that does (brief explanation, that burly ripping rhythm wall doesn't come from your gain knob alone, that sound is the power section starting to break, then *some* gain on top, usually a LOT less than you think.) tip three: Your eq sucks. Every guitar is different, mine has way too much bottom end, and I mean it's so dark no amount of amp tweaking alone will make that intelligible in the low end, even in standard tuning, that's because my pickups are cheap as hell. So what makes my guitar sing, will destroy yours, there is no one size fits all EQ solution. Identify the problem areas of YOUR guitar, they all have them. Then start getting to work fine tuning the EQ. Tip 4: should have been tip three, as a rule, EQ before your amp sim. You don't want to amplify shit sounds. it's a lot harder to clean them up post amp than before. This plays into tip 5. tip 5: Order of effects matters. A lot. You want to distort your swirls, not swirl your distortion. (thank you CSGuitars for that magnificent wording) it's true though. The order of effects drastically changes the sound. My chain for my starting point, is a tuner (if you don't have one, you can use Gtune, or if you have reaper the built in tuner is pretty alright) then EQ, then a boost, I really like the Nick crowe 808 emulation for that. (it's slightly less noisy than the sound I get from the Ignite screamer emulation). I use either the Emissary, or the Nick Crowe amp sim, then Pulse. if I'm using effects, Sometimes they come before or after the screamer, but they are usually before the amp. in some rare cases I'll do something like my reverb, or delay effects between the amp sim and the IR loader. Those are my tips. Basically. anything you don't want to hear? do it before the amp. Noise reduction? before the amp. Noise gate? Before the amp. EQ? before the amp. That said have the amp sim on when you tune the EQ so you can hear the real effect it's having. My tone isn't perfect. but these pieces of advice helped me a lot over the years. I'm always still learning.
so i just wanna ask like do i turn down the gain on my audio interface or how do i mess with the eq because when ever i try to use like ninja amplex they just have that offle rumbble without good sound but roots and stevie t i can get a decent sound i also have a pretty cheap guitar so any specific advice?
@@judse2557 having a cheap guitar isn't the end of the world for it, A cheap guitar requires more processing to sound good. The better the source, the less work it is. However, I use either the DAWs own EQ plugin, or I also use FabFilter ProQ if I need to get real surgical with problem frequencies. What I will say is if you have an awful rumble, I'm going to assume your cheap guitar may be a chinese made Epiphone, because they are notorious for that. The gain level on your interface should be whatever setting gets the signal coming in at -6 to -12 db on the meter. One of the best things you can do to make a guitar sound more intelligible is turn down the bass, both in the amp sim, and potentially really just do a low cut EQ at between 100 and 140hz, there's rumble there from your guitar, but no useful sonic information, if the information in a particular frequency spectrum isn't useful, we cut it away. On the direct sound vs ASIO, the difference is the latency. Direct sound, or even "universal asio" like ASIO4ALL will have much higher latency (30-60ms) as opposed to a proper interface with proper ASIO driver (2-6ms) quality wise? Direct sound is fine, it's just adds latency doing it that way.
"I was just stuck with what I had... I had no choice to but to figure out how to make the sounds I have in my head." Exactly why I use drum samples. ;) You can shit on people for using sims and samples all you want, but having these things around is absolutely 100% better than having nothing at all.
And that is unfortunate, I won't disagree with you there. I still have mad respect for you and your craft, and I envy you for having the resources and skills necessary to capture live performances. Maybe one day I'll be able to do things as you do, but until then; I'm going to have to stick with my terabytes worth of samples and sims. In the meantime, I'll use whatever I learn from you to improve my work.
@@SpectreSoundStudios Drummers are disappearing on records because who in fuck's name can afford, let alone has the space, to learn drums in 2020. Besides that your average modern metal recording has drums that sound so clean and sterile it may as WELL be samples.
@@SpectreSoundStudios Exactly. Like the band Erra. Their stuff is basically all programmed, and I have a really good un named friend who knows the band well, and their drummer can't play certain songs live cause they made it to difficult on the album.. I don't understand it.. funny thing is my friend can play it.
This gave me a PTSD flashback to the heydays of the Sneap forum where everyone's solution was to put a tubscreamer in front an use waves C4. guitar muddy? put a tubescreamer in front. Snare sound like crap? put a tubescreamer in front...
Sounds like a great course! I've been recently getting into amp sim's with a couple free plugins and it's been wild how good plugins can sound now days! Thanks for the video!
Hi Glenn, your content has really improved recently. You seem more positive and the advice in your videos has been pretty helpful. Keep up the good work.
I'll be posting the exact same comment under every amp sim troubleshooting video, hoping that someone might see it and benefit from it. For the past 7 months I've been banging my head against the wall over why I can't get a good guitar tone in ANY amp sim. Every single one I've tried sounded dull, lifeless, weak, muddy, fizzy, thin, just completely dead and unusable. It drove me nearly insane because I know from friends how it CAN sound, but could never get it to sound like that myself. I'm running a Scarlett Solo 3rd gen straight into a brand new laptop with fresh Windows 10, so software issues are unlikely. I have three guitars, two of which are not worth mentioning, the third one is a Harley Benton Fusion III with passive humbuckers - an awesome piece of equipment with some great features. I've seen every review of that guitar, yet never could get it to sound right. I got it for rock and metal, but it never really sounded rock and metal, so at one point I even questioned the guitar. It's not the guitar. Over the past six months I've changed cables, I've reinstalled drivers and rolled back to older versions, played with Windows settings, changed bit rate, and tried every single amp sim I could get my hands on (Amplitube 5, Bias FX 1 + 2, Scuffham Amps, STL Emissary, Neural DSP, ML Sound Labs, Guitar Rig 6). I changed TRS and USB cables, I played with pickup height, tried INST level, LINE level, no gain, max gain, 12 o'clock gain - everything you could think of. I've read every forum, every thread, every article, watched every video - all the sims sounded like complete ass. I was going insane. I woke up thinking about it, went to sleep thinking about it. And then the rock gods extended their picks and showed me the light. I came across a thread in the AudioSex forum created by @MaxSxB, he's on TH-cam. He had the exact same problem and had tried everything. So I scrolled hopelessly through his thread, not hoping to find anything, but I did. The answer to your troubles is probably a DI box. Now, I knew about DI boxes before that, but all the comparison videos focused on some insignificant changes to frequencies and what not, so I never really considered it would make a difference, but I was running out of options. I got a cheap Behringer DI100 with an XLR out to XLR in cable, plugged in to the Solo, and lo and behold - the tone was there. It felt like I could hear well for the very first time in my life. The guitar sounded full, rich, it had punch and a roundhouse kick, it squealed and screamed, and all amp sims sounded different from each other. No more endless EQing, no more noise, no more struggles - just plug and play in the best possible way. If nothing else works, get a DI box. In all seriousness, it will change your life. TL:DR: Get a damn DI box. Now.
Oh man, this is perfect! I've had one of Scott's other programs, and he's such a cool helpful dude. It's ABOUT time there's a course only on amp sims. So tired of always hearing we all need to only use a real amp with expensive gear - we all don't have that luxury. No one really goes into getting a killer unique tone with sims. Bought, and looking forward to going through it! Thanks Glenn and Scott!
Hey, I am also tired of having to use tube amps...but still, after seeing the video, I am still in doubt. My main purpose is home practice , and all I see is examples of recorded tones , double tracked and panned L/R. I know how to record decent metal tones with amp sims, but for practice I still rely on my amp. Thinking in switching to an Axe FXIII or Kemper, but after trying out all amp sims I have to put them aside for home practice.
Maaan! I’m blown away by this guitar tone Scott creates by using free amps, super great guitar tone. Thank you so much Glenn for such a great interview!
This course helped me alllllooooooot to figure out guitar tones i was hearing in my head and now i nailed it finally because of Scotts course!!! Thanks man!
The magic number for in depth courses during this pandemic seems to be $97.00 Or the sale price is around that as well... This knowledge is well worth the price.
Lol right. Thought this was gonna be a actual tutorial.. what a let down.. tired of seeing al these this plugin sounds great, shows us them using it.. sounds great.. you copy their settings you can see at that time even though they don't go over other things like bit rate, sample rates ect. But then your guitar doesn't sound at all like the tone they are getting.. example A.. people showcasing bias fx 2.. and giving their impulse response. You use it an it sounds like crap.. bias fx 2 making loads of high pitched noise even with your guitar muted. The amp sim alone is being complete crap an nobody showing how to set things up to get their tones and the way to make all the amp sims and plugins work right.
I use LePou Amps (Hybrit and Lextac) and sound really really great with a free bundle IR from Wilkinson Audio... I use 2 IR at the same time... One sm7b at the center and one U87 at 1 foot distance and worked like a charm for me
Hey! I'm just getting started with Ampsims and found LePou amps, too. Would you mind having a ltitle chat about the whole thing? I feel like I could learn a bit from you. :)
I would second this! I see Ugritone ads a lot these days, and the IR loader seems to be a powerful tool. I'd really like to hear professional opinions about it
I struggled for years to get a good tone out of an amp sim, but I found that changed when I invested in a good active DI box and I found a quality IR that I liked. I also learned to not over EQ the sound which I was very guilty of with a million notches everywhere which not only affected the amp sound but was eating into the cab tone as well. High and low pass filters and maybe one notch is all I do now. No compression either. Let the tone breathe, and let it blend with the mix. Over processing will make it either sit on top or sit under the other instruments. In fact, I've found these days that the less I do to a mix the better it sounds.
I try not to comment on people's appearance, but you've made amazing progress!!! Congrats, you almost look like a different person, but in a good way. Hope you're feeling positive about it too, and hope you've noticed yourself feeling better physically too! :)
I purchased his course about 3 months ago and It was one of the best investments I have made. I'm now able to create a great guitar tone with pretty much anything as long as I have a good IR
No one tells you this but start with you electricity in your house, ungrounded receptacles, reverse polarity receptacles you’ll get muddy tones loss of frequencies literally like a blanket over your monitors. Went thru this for months trying to figure out why one day the sim would sound great the next day unplayable! And try to isolate your “studio” room on its own breaker box. Once I did all that I never had an issue again
This sounds fucking great. I'm a former audio tech with a decent amount of experience, but always had a problem with obsessing with the science of audio and therefore mixing with my eyes and not my ears. As a player, I could stand in front of my own amp and dial in what I was looking for, but always had problems behind the console. Anyways, I'm getting back into it now, but I'm out of practice and no longer have a space where I can toy with a 5150 and a 1960B for hours to get what I want. This seems like a really solid investment.
I have some fantastic distortion tones with sims but I can't get a good clean tone to save my life. I have a couple ok ones but they're about as good as a crate combo amp with some reverb.
I am currently struggling with that issue. Dial back the gain, if the sim has a setup like say... input and output on the amp settings but then the sim has a like master output as well... roll the output back on the (amp) and then increase the master volume. So far the best vst I've come across for free is called ninja. It's a amp sim.. I'm running this amp sim an getting a fairly decent tone.. Trick I figured out the other day going into my amp from the interface though.. just using some IR's leave the amp sim off and play through my amp.. sounded killer like that having the cab sim irs and some eq be the only thing shaping my tone. I then dialed back the gain on my amp as well and adjusted my settings. With active pickups my bass notes were tight an controlled and sounded really clean. . Passive pickups the bass is still flabby but I have stock schecter passives atm.. but still having trouble getting passives under control.
The trouble I have in getting a good tone from an amp sim is not EQ but what I listen to the sim on. Monitors are fine for playing back a recording, but when I just want to practice I cannot get a tone anywhere near using a real amp. Glenn, do you have any suggestions? It would be great if you could do a video on this.
Holy shit, I thought I recalled that voice from somewhere! So great to see Chernobyl Studios! While $97 is currently out of line for me as I just paid rent, I'll have to wait til next month, but I will DEFINITELY get this. Yes, there is so much about the WHY, and WHEN.
There are quite a few guitar amp simulators that are interesting, including the amplitube which is currently on sale But a question that I ask myself that I do not find an answer is it possible to have everything inside? Something that does amp sims but also of guitar where I could choose which microphones, which type of guitar, the tuning etc
when it comes to comparisons it would be nice to hear a 6 string standard tuning in action instead of a 7 string because 7 string drop tuning sounds good to my ears in most any amp.
Good point, I think it's worth adding a video to the course about that. The major differences will be the cabinet selection and obviously the amp settings will change. I'd use the same techniques though
With amp sims most people overdo it. Start with a plain amp get your sound together then add slowly effects. Goes for floor pedal sims as well as for amp sims on your pc or laptop. If you have to play physically loud get a good nice clean amp (preferable a SS amp) to amplify the sim linear and proper. Thats all there is to it. If you dont like all the preparation that comes with sims then youre simply not cut for it. Go and use a real amp and pedals instead and forget about sims. Some people are like this and some are like that, neither is at fault.
This was an awesome video. I'm also from a place where good guitar gear and shipping is crazy overpriced. So amp sims are basically the best choice if you dont have a lot of money.
Hey JC Denton (amazing game btw) Thanks for picking it up man, sincerely hope it gets you where you want to go. Be sure to join the FB/Discord so you can raise hell with us! :D
Oh boi, last time I came this early I *insert humerous comment*. Glad we got that out of the way. Moving on, I managed to get some killer stuff out of Mercuriall, Nameless, Archon, Helix and Overloud TH-U stuff. Just took a while to find the right imuplse and tweak. Sensibly dialing in the amp helps too, shockingly.
Glenn sums it up eloquently at 4:00. Yep, that's pretty sweet tone from an amp sim. Amp sims are a lot lighter to carry around too. But I'm not selling my old Marshalls. Yet.
Ah dang dude. I mean when I have the oppurtunity and ability to get some real amps, you can bet there will be a few Marshalls in that collection hahahah
Buy Peavey Revalver Glenn. It's the cheapest best software for creating a plethora of real authentic sounding models for dirt cheap. I run it as a plug-in on an aux-in then bus the signal to an audio channel for a wet recording. I was an amp snob, I've got my original 1986 JCM800 and a JVM410H! Peavey makes it easy; no more fugging around with mike angles and placement.
I think this is back on sale, I just got it for $77 even though it said $147 on the site, it changed to $77 when checking out. If you were worried you missed the sale the first time, now is the time to get it!
@@SpectreSoundStudios I remember that problem, when I was younger I was 310 pounds, I'm now a comfortable 170. (I'm 6' tall so a good weight). During that I went from a 48" waist... (this was high school I wasn't 6' yet... like 5'6-5'7 and 310)... during that weight loss (which was at an unhealthy rate I lost it through getting very sick) but lost it in the course of a year, and I was constantly buying new clothing. The awesome part though is when you get to a happy and comfortable weight, maintaining it is a lot easier than you think, and you get to start keeping clothing you buy until they are threadbare lol Keep it up man, seriously you've already got passed the hardest part and that's getting started.
Being a fan of Chernobyl Studio, I bought one of his courses about amp sims a while ago (not sure if this is a new one or the same). He just repeated what he already explained in all of his videos with just a couple of extras and I learned very little form it. At the time I wasn't mad because the course was cheap and I took it like I was simply supporting his work, but you can get the same lessons and tricks by watching his youtube channel. Sorry, I am just being honest.
Chernobyl is a great channel, and Scott’s a cool dude. I’m a subscriber. Definitely getting the course, as I’m definitely needing to up my amp sim game. Seems lately I’m getting more guitarists with mediocre gear, and I’m needing to be able to deliver the tone they want. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Glenn!! Huge fan! I know you like to do shootouts of comments and answer them and stuff with good advice!! You're the closest I have to someone with experience on this sort of thing. So I put together a band, we have a few songs, some decent recording equipment from a previous band me and the drummer were both in, but quite frankly I'm lost, we all are. We have no idea where this is going and have no clue how to take everything to the next level, if you have any tips or any advice you can give to point me in the right direction that would be absolutely phenomenal!! Love your work and thankyou so much for putting the time into these videos, you were one of my biggest my inspirations for starting a band!
6:40 those settings are spot on I mean you hear the difference right? Totally my opinion tho, feel free to disagree guys! And yeah the best tip is "Hear with your ears, not your eyes"
This was very interesting, mainly because I just bought a cheap as chips Ibanez 7-string (GRG7221QA). I put in new pots, replaced the stock pickups with DiMarzios and put on new strings. So all that plus the fact that I am also using the IE should make for some great sounds once I start recording. This is also my first real look at Reaper. Been using Ableton for ages (and for the most part happy with it) but Reaper looks pretty slick.
A bit off-topic but I am a complete noob to recording. I am using (Paid Reaper) Reaper and finally I got it to record guitar while playing a different track. No interface yet....I can see why one is required now, but I have attained an even greater respect for you. I am a pain to deal with, much less strangers walking in the door not knowing what they are doing. I can barely function at 512 samples and 41ms total. After a while I get nothing but crackle. I expect if I splurge on an interface and stuff, it will be stable. I know nothing about this stuff and it is for personal accomplishment. No band...just me. Just want to get some stuff done before I croak. Just wanted to say I would have never even tried if were not for you my friend. Take care:) Oh, no, I do not play bass:)
I know it's to learn about amp sims, that's why I clicked the video myself, but I couldn't help losing it when he made a reference to geography regarding whatever's beyond Poland. xD
Absolutely yes, because it's not genre specific. You can use the same techniques to create tones in whatever genre you need because you'll have the sounds you're going for and the references you wish to recreate. You'll just apply the techniques to fit what you're after, so it'd definitely work !
SpectreSoundStudios Glenn you don’t even know how much of a life saver they have already been and I just bought it two days ago, love them so much. Keep rockin man and unlike most people, just wanna say I dig your hair.
its not the amp sims. its the IR's. I bought a gfi cabzeus and was stunned at the difference. I have amplitube 5, neural dsp, biasfx2, mercurial, etc and they all sound phenomenal thru the cabzeus. if I switch to an IR on any of them it sounds like compressed muddy doo doo. can't imagine people raving about IR's. its a mystery to me.
It would be cool if you could do a amp sim video on the amped roots amp sim from fluff. It's so dope, it sounds so much better than some real amps I've heard in person!
Ok Glenn here is challenge for you. In flames just released re-recorded Clayman track. They are using different tone and setup compared to original. You already mentioned that you are big fan of Clayman sound so use this Guitar Tone Mastery tips and try to recreate original Clayman tone but using only amp sims (some good 5150, like TSE x50).
Every dude has emissary and neural dsp stuff. I got the STL Plugins (Putney, Andy James, Benson) and STL Tonehub. These are for me the best plugins I ever had and they always work for me.
Cheers for checking it out Brian. Also have to agree that Glenn is crushing it with the weight loss. He says he's about to be 50 but he doesn't look like it at all
Really great Video, you have no clue how these videos helps people across globe, People like me from India are totally depending on People like you for music education in TH-cam.. Instead of fighting with Ego in all levels, this helps mutually for everyone, Its something i was looking since few months, really appreciate that you are addressing community questions and able to provide Solid solution.. These are like proper drugs prescribed to patients that's proven to cure them...!!! Looking out for more videos from you Glenn, again , thanks a lot for addressing these !!!
I started in February, about 15 lbs down right now, I'm not going hardcore with it by any means but I just had a bit of a scare with an early diabetes diagnosis, and it helped A LOT with that. Also food just ends up tasting better if you stop blasting your palate with refined sugar haha
I use TH-U and a nux cerberus as a midi controller/effects. It sounds amazing even when i have 0 experience dialing in amps and i just randomly dial until it sounds good. Also fucking great job on losing weight. Keep it up!
Constantly flogging product you should move to QVC....and you know that was a sub par tracked guitar he opened with (if compared to standard mic'd amps in session)
Glen have you given any thought to making a tutorial video on how to put on bass strings? I know that you are very busy but you wouldn't have to do all the parts right away..also, their are two extra strings,I guess these are spares..
iZotope Trash 2. Wait for it to go on sale for $50 or less. Use that and FabFilter Saturn if you want reliable guitar plugins. The speaker cab does not need to replicated when you have good sounds.
Hey Andrey, where the frequency starts isn't the biggest question , it's more about getting the right filter in place so it balances with the bass/kick drum, so it will really depend on even the kind of riffs your playing and how fast/slow the music is. That's why I stick mostly to concepts in Guitar Tone Mastery and not specific frequency ranges and stuff like that
Dig. I like the bit about cheaper guitars-super spendy guitars are a misnomer to me when there might be something more quirky and cheap that makes you play a certain way. The biggest thing I learned about direct geetar tones lately is to ALWAYS USE A DI. The Instrument inputs on a lot of interfaces (even expensive ones) don't sound nearly as good as a crappy buffer driving a crappy passive DI. Thanks as always for the videos, Glenneth! 🥼💙👨🏭💙🥼
@@SpectreSoundStudiosLikewise. It's the magician and not the wand. And learning your gear. Even super studio sassy (expensive) gear needs some attention to really understand what it does. Thanks again for all the great stuff! 💙📺💙🥼💙📺💙
Guitar chain: Guitar -- Tube Screamer (hardware) -- Apollo USB -- Amp Sim -- IR cab... Sounds great, has anyone else tried this setup? First time I tried it, but a little worried I might fry my interface.
Tips for those that are struggling with amp sims.
Tip one: Your signals too fucking hot. Gain staging has the most drastic effect possible. (too little signal is also a real struggle)
Tip two: If your amp sim doesn't have an adjustment that emulates the power section load... get one that does
(brief explanation, that burly ripping rhythm wall doesn't come from your gain knob alone, that sound is the power section starting to break, then *some* gain on top, usually a LOT less than you think.)
tip three: Your eq sucks. Every guitar is different, mine has way too much bottom end, and I mean it's so dark no amount of amp tweaking alone will make that intelligible in the low end, even in standard tuning, that's because my pickups are cheap as hell. So what makes my guitar sing, will destroy yours, there is no one size fits all EQ solution. Identify the problem areas of YOUR guitar, they all have them. Then start getting to work fine tuning the EQ.
Tip 4: should have been tip three, as a rule, EQ before your amp sim. You don't want to amplify shit sounds. it's a lot harder to clean them up post amp than before. This plays into tip 5.
tip 5: Order of effects matters. A lot. You want to distort your swirls, not swirl your distortion. (thank you CSGuitars for that magnificent wording) it's true though. The order of effects drastically changes the sound. My chain for my starting point, is a tuner (if you don't have one, you can use Gtune, or if you have reaper the built in tuner is pretty alright) then EQ, then a boost, I really like the Nick crowe 808 emulation for that. (it's slightly less noisy than the sound I get from the Ignite screamer emulation). I use either the Emissary, or the Nick Crowe amp sim, then Pulse. if I'm using effects, Sometimes they come before or after the screamer, but they are usually before the amp. in some rare cases I'll do something like my reverb, or delay effects between the amp sim and the IR loader.
Those are my tips. Basically. anything you don't want to hear? do it before the amp. Noise reduction? before the amp. Noise gate? Before the amp. EQ? before the amp. That said have the amp sim on when you tune the EQ so you can hear the real effect it's having.
My tone isn't perfect. but these pieces of advice helped me a lot over the years. I'm always still learning.
Thank you for the tips
so i just wanna ask like do i turn down the gain on my audio interface or how do i mess with the eq because when ever i try to use like ninja amplex they just have that offle rumbble without good sound but roots and stevie t i can get a decent sound i also have a pretty cheap guitar so any specific advice?
like do i mess with the output and inputs and does it matter that i use direct sound and not asio
@@judse2557 having a cheap guitar isn't the end of the world for it, A cheap guitar requires more processing to sound good. The better the source, the less work it is. However, I use either the DAWs own EQ plugin, or I also use FabFilter ProQ if I need to get real surgical with problem frequencies.
What I will say is if you have an awful rumble, I'm going to assume your cheap guitar may be a chinese made Epiphone, because they are notorious for that. The gain level on your interface should be whatever setting gets the signal coming in at -6 to -12 db on the meter.
One of the best things you can do to make a guitar sound more intelligible is turn down the bass, both in the amp sim, and potentially really just do a low cut EQ at between 100 and 140hz, there's rumble there from your guitar, but no useful sonic information, if the information in a particular frequency spectrum isn't useful, we cut it away.
On the direct sound vs ASIO, the difference is the latency. Direct sound, or even "universal asio" like ASIO4ALL will have much higher latency (30-60ms) as opposed to a proper interface with proper ASIO driver (2-6ms) quality wise? Direct sound is fine, it's just adds latency doing it that way.
@@charlesmayberry2825 thank you so much and my guitar is a harley benton not one of the cheapest and yeah ill definetly give these tips a try
"I was just stuck with what I had... I had no choice to but to figure out how to make the sounds I have in my head."
Exactly why I use drum samples. ;) You can shit on people for using sims and samples all you want, but having these things around is absolutely 100% better than having nothing at all.
Nothing wrong with samples... it’s that drummers are disappearing on records.
And that is unfortunate, I won't disagree with you there.
I still have mad respect for you and your craft, and I envy you for having the resources and skills necessary to capture live performances. Maybe one day I'll be able to do things as you do, but until then; I'm going to have to stick with my terabytes worth of samples and sims. In the meantime, I'll use whatever I learn from you to improve my work.
EZ drummer is the only solution for my recording situation besides my ham handed drumming. And no painful mic setup. It’s a great songwriting tool!
@@SpectreSoundStudios Drummers are disappearing on records because who in fuck's name can afford, let alone has the space, to learn drums in 2020. Besides that your average modern metal recording has drums that sound so clean and sterile it may as WELL be samples.
@@SpectreSoundStudios Exactly. Like the band Erra. Their stuff is basically all programmed, and I have a really good un named friend who knows the band well, and their drummer can't play certain songs live cause they made it to difficult on the album.. I don't understand it.. funny thing is my friend can play it.
This gave me a PTSD flashback to the heydays of the Sneap forum where everyone's solution was to put a tubscreamer in front an use waves C4. guitar muddy? put a tubescreamer in front. Snare sound like crap? put a tubescreamer in front...
Lol I'm guilty of this, any high gain tone I dial ends up with a tubescreamer or some other overdrive with the output cranked on it
Lol- whisper vocal track not popping? Put a tubescreamer on it bro! 🤓🤘🏻🎸
Bass player sucks, scream and throw tubes at him
Back in the days of PodFarm v Amplitube. So much shitty advice.
Hahaha! And when the tube screamer solution is not working well? Put another tube screamer in front of the first one!
Dude you look great
you lost sooooo much weight, good job! ;)
For sure
Credit should be given where due. Congratulations.
Definitely can see the hard work!!!
Thank you
I haven’t watched your videos for quite some time now and then BOOM! You’re 20 kilos lighter all of a sudden. You’re doing great man! Keep it up
I only discovered his videos ~6 months ago. The progress has been apparent, but I think it really makes itself apparent here with his hair tied back.
Yeah he’s inspired me to drop 20 via Keto! It really works! The camera adds ten pounds so on my channel I’ve only lost 10 lol 😜🤘🏻
"there is nothing done, just the tone"..."FUCK!" - SO GOOD :D
Haha thanks Felix, glad you liked it!!! \m/
Yeah that was some stank shit already.
Thank you Scott for injecting some sensible Blasphemy to this religious cult of the Music Industry Marketing Machine
Killer tone. Im impressed. All the best Lasse
Scott is very competent recording engineer - I have this course and it helped me a lot in a very quick time!
Sounds like a great course! I've been recently getting into amp sim's with a couple free plugins and it's been wild how good plugins can sound now days! Thanks for the video!
Hi Glenn, your content has really improved recently. You seem more positive and the advice in your videos has been pretty helpful. Keep up the good work.
ReaEQ is still a super underrated plugin.
I'll be posting the exact same comment under every amp sim troubleshooting video, hoping that someone might see it and benefit from it.
For the past 7 months I've been banging my head against the wall over why I can't get a good guitar tone in ANY amp sim. Every single one I've tried sounded dull, lifeless, weak, muddy, fizzy, thin, just completely dead and unusable. It drove me nearly insane because I know from friends how it CAN sound, but could never get it to sound like that myself.
I'm running a Scarlett Solo 3rd gen straight into a brand new laptop with fresh Windows 10, so software issues are unlikely. I have three guitars, two of which are not worth mentioning, the third one is a Harley Benton Fusion III with passive humbuckers - an awesome piece of equipment with some great features. I've seen every review of that guitar, yet never could get it to sound right. I got it for rock and metal, but it never really sounded rock and metal, so at one point I even questioned the guitar. It's not the guitar.
Over the past six months I've changed cables, I've reinstalled drivers and rolled back to older versions, played with Windows settings, changed bit rate, and tried every single amp sim I could get my hands on (Amplitube 5, Bias FX 1 + 2, Scuffham Amps, STL Emissary, Neural DSP, ML Sound Labs, Guitar Rig 6). I changed TRS and USB cables, I played with pickup height, tried INST level, LINE level, no gain, max gain, 12 o'clock gain - everything you could think of.
I've read every forum, every thread, every article, watched every video - all the sims sounded like complete ass. I was going insane. I woke up thinking about it, went to sleep thinking about it.
And then the rock gods extended their picks and showed me the light. I came across a thread in the AudioSex forum created by @MaxSxB, he's on TH-cam. He had the exact same problem and had tried everything. So I scrolled hopelessly through his thread, not hoping to find anything, but I did.
The answer to your troubles is probably a DI box.
Now, I knew about DI boxes before that, but all the comparison videos focused on some insignificant changes to frequencies and what not, so I never really considered it would make a difference, but I was running out of options. I got a cheap Behringer DI100 with an XLR out to XLR in cable, plugged in to the Solo, and lo and behold - the tone was there. It felt like I could hear well for the very first time in my life. The guitar sounded full, rich, it had punch and a roundhouse kick, it squealed and screamed, and all amp sims sounded different from each other. No more endless EQing, no more noise, no more struggles - just plug and play in the best possible way.
If nothing else works, get a DI box. In all seriousness, it will change your life.
TL:DR: Get a damn DI box. Now.
Oh man, this is perfect! I've had one of Scott's other programs, and he's such a cool helpful dude. It's ABOUT time there's a course only on amp sims. So tired of always hearing we all need to only use a real amp with expensive gear - we all don't have that luxury. No one really goes into getting a killer unique tone with sims. Bought, and looking forward to going through it! Thanks Glenn and Scott!
Thanks for checking out the video and supporting my channel and videos Den, much appreciated!!
I use amp sims exclusively when I record and often on my channel. I’m just fine with them
Hey, I am also tired of having to use tube amps...but still, after seeing the video, I am still in doubt. My main purpose is home practice , and all I see is examples of recorded tones , double tracked and panned L/R. I know how to record decent metal tones with amp sims, but for practice I still rely on my amp. Thinking in switching to an Axe FXIII or Kemper, but after trying out all amp sims I have to put them aside for home practice.
Maaan! I’m blown away by this guitar tone Scott creates by using free amps, super great guitar tone. Thank you so much Glenn for such a great interview!
Thanks for the nice comment Alexey and for checking out the video!
Awesome dudes...been a big fan of Scott's tones for quite some time now,glad you showcased his skills here man,nice!
Thanks for the support Dark and for checking out the video!
This course helped me alllllooooooot to figure out guitar tones i was hearing in my head and now i nailed it finally because of Scotts course!!! Thanks man!
Thanks a lot for that Mate, I'm glad it was able to help you out!! \m/
@@ChernobylAudio666 same here, lovin the course, but had a problem downloading some files and emailed you, but didnt receive answer
The magic number for in depth courses during this pandemic seems to be $97.00 Or the sale price is around that as well... This knowledge is well worth the price.
Holy S*** Glen, your weight loss is going so well! Keep it up brother, what a transformation!
Interesting how I just was looking to see if someone else found the way around amp sims too and this pops up. What a good day
What I expected: a comprehensive, short tutorial on how to get rid of a problem that made me quit playing
What I got: and ad.
Thx, just what I needed.
Lol right. Thought this was gonna be a actual tutorial.. what a let down.. tired of seeing al these this plugin sounds great, shows us them using it.. sounds great.. you copy their settings you can see at that time even though they don't go over other things like bit rate, sample rates ect. But then your guitar doesn't sound at all like the tone they are getting.. example A.. people showcasing bias fx 2.. and giving their impulse response. You use it an it sounds like crap.. bias fx 2 making loads of high pitched noise even with your guitar muted. The amp sim alone is being complete crap an nobody showing how to set things up to get their tones and the way to make all the amp sims and plugins work right.
Looking great, Glenn! I'm glad you're taking care of your health so you can keep making amazing videos for years to come! Congratulations, man!
Yes! Thank you so much for this! Glenn, looking great and wishing you all the best!
Just bought it! This is THE course I've been searching for the last 10 years! Can't wait to start!
Awesome Alessandro, have fun creating brutal tones!
Love the emphasis on “what you hear” - and love the fact you don’t need 1000s $$ in equipment to sound great
I use LePou Amps (Hybrit and Lextac) and sound really really great with a free bundle IR from Wilkinson Audio... I use 2 IR at the same time... One sm7b at the center and one U87 at 1 foot distance and worked like a charm for me
Try the nalex ninja and the stl ignite amps. They are very good.
Lepou are still my go-to sims, but they are almost a decade old now and you can hear some real digitalness in them compared to modern sims.
Hey! I'm just getting started with Ampsims and found LePou amps, too. Would you mind having a ltitle chat about the whole thing? I feel like I could learn a bit from you. :)
Hey Glenn, you should totally cover Ugritones guitar ir loader.
You can load up to 8 ir's at once.
Their genre specific ir's are pretty good too!
I would second this! I see Ugritone ads a lot these days, and the IR loader seems to be a powerful tool. I'd really like to hear professional opinions about it
Same would like to hear and see his thoughts an use for that crazy of an ir
I like this guy! No BS. Thanks Glenn!
Oh, man. Scott is the one who taught me how to use Cakewalk.
Also, I use the knowledge from this course with my Line6 Helix for live shows. Works like a charm :)
I struggled for years to get a good tone out of an amp sim, but I found that changed when I invested in a good active DI box and I found a quality IR that I liked. I also learned to not over EQ the sound which I was very guilty of with a million notches everywhere which not only affected the amp sound but was eating into the cab tone as well. High and low pass filters and maybe one notch is all I do now. No compression either. Let the tone breathe, and let it blend with the mix. Over processing will make it either sit on top or sit under the other instruments. In fact, I've found these days that the less I do to a mix the better it sounds.
I try not to comment on people's appearance, but you've made amazing progress!!! Congrats, you almost look like a different person, but in a good way. Hope you're feeling positive about it too, and hope you've noticed yourself feeling better physically too! :)
Thanks so much! Feeling infinitely better!
I bought Scott’s course he put out on Udemy a while back. Can not recommend his methodology enough 👍
I purchased his course about 3 months ago and It was one of the best investments I have made. I'm now able to create a great guitar tone with pretty much anything as long as I have a good IR
Thanks a lot Robby :)
No one tells you this but start with you electricity in your house, ungrounded receptacles, reverse polarity receptacles you’ll get muddy tones loss of frequencies literally like a blanket over your monitors. Went thru this for months trying to figure out why one day the sim would sound great the next day unplayable! And try to isolate your “studio” room on its own breaker box. Once I did all that I never had an issue again
This sounds fucking great. I'm a former audio tech with a decent amount of experience, but always had a problem with obsessing with the science of audio and therefore mixing with my eyes and not my ears. As a player, I could stand in front of my own amp and dial in what I was looking for, but always had problems behind the console. Anyways, I'm getting back into it now, but I'm out of practice and no longer have a space where I can toy with a 5150 and a 1960B for hours to get what I want. This seems like a really solid investment.
I have some fantastic distortion tones with sims but I can't get a good clean tone to save my life.
I have a couple ok ones but they're about as good as a crate combo amp with some reverb.
I am currently struggling with that issue. Dial back the gain, if the sim has a setup like say... input and output on the amp settings but then the sim has a like master output as well... roll the output back on the (amp) and then increase the master volume. So far the best vst I've come across for free is called ninja. It's a amp sim.. I'm running this amp sim an getting a fairly decent tone..
Trick I figured out the other day going into my amp from the interface though.. just using some IR's leave the amp sim off and play through my amp.. sounded killer like that having the cab sim irs and some eq be the only thing shaping my tone. I then dialed back the gain on my amp as well and adjusted my settings. With active pickups my bass notes were tight an controlled and sounded really clean. . Passive pickups the bass is still flabby but I have stock schecter passives atm.. but still having trouble getting passives under control.
The trouble I have in getting a good tone from an amp sim is not EQ but what I listen to the sim on. Monitors are fine for playing back a recording, but when I just want to practice I cannot get a tone anywhere near using a real amp. Glenn, do you have any suggestions? It would be great if you could do a video on this.
Holy shit, I thought I recalled that voice from somewhere! So great to see Chernobyl Studios! While $97 is currently out of line for me as I just paid rent, I'll have to wait til next month, but I will DEFINITELY get this. Yes, there is so much about the WHY, and WHEN.
Haha thanks dude, just FYI, it's actually $77 right now ;)
Answering the "Why" and "When" is what took me the longest !
There are quite a few guitar amp simulators that are interesting, including the amplitube which is currently on sale
But a question that I ask myself that I do not find an answer is it possible to have everything inside? Something that does amp sims but also of guitar where I could choose which microphones, which type of guitar, the tuning etc
when it comes to comparisons it would be nice to hear a 6 string standard tuning in action instead of a 7 string because 7 string drop tuning sounds good to my ears in most any amp.
Good point, I think it's worth adding a video to the course about that. The major differences will be the cabinet selection and obviously the amp settings will change. I'd use the same techniques though
I think it’s time for new intro music. Your mixes have gotten better!!
Wow. I didn't know you produced Woods of Ypres records either. They're one of my favorites bands. That's so cool to learn.
If all this plug in / vst tech was available back when I started recording I would have never left the house!
That is pretty much my life right now :D
With amp sims most people overdo it. Start with a plain amp get your sound together then add slowly effects.
Goes for floor pedal sims as well as for amp sims on your pc or laptop.
If you have to play physically loud get a good nice clean amp (preferable a SS amp) to amplify the sim linear and proper. Thats all there is to it.
If you dont like all the preparation that comes with sims then youre simply not cut for it.
Go and use a real amp and pedals instead and forget about sims.
Some people are like this and some are like that, neither is at fault.
This was an awesome video. I'm also from a place where good guitar gear and shipping is crazy overpriced. So amp sims are basically the best choice if you dont have a lot of money.
All my yes Glenn, great video. Just bought the course this is exactly what I was looking for.
Hey JC Denton (amazing game btw)
Thanks for picking it up man, sincerely hope it gets you where you want to go. Be sure to join the FB/Discord so you can raise hell with us! :D
Oh boi, last time I came this early I *insert humerous comment*. Glad we got that out of the way. Moving on, I managed to get some killer stuff out of Mercuriall, Nameless, Archon, Helix and Overloud TH-U stuff. Just took a while to find the right imuplse and tweak. Sensibly dialing in the amp helps too, shockingly.
“Wasting money on plug-ins” oh man, I felt that
Not a waste if you use them and learn from them.
Bro you’re literally thinner every video. You’re killing it man
Thanks, dude!
Glenn sums it up eloquently at 4:00. Yep, that's pretty sweet tone from an amp sim. Amp sims are a lot lighter to carry around too.
But I'm not selling my old Marshalls. Yet.
Ah dang dude. I mean when I have the oppurtunity and ability to get some real amps, you can bet there will be a few Marshalls in that collection hahahah
Buy Peavey Revalver Glenn. It's the cheapest best software for creating a plethora of real authentic sounding models for dirt cheap. I run it as a plug-in on an aux-in then bus the signal to an audio channel for a wet recording. I was an amp snob, I've got my original 1986 JCM800 and a JVM410H! Peavey makes it easy; no more fugging around with mike angles and placement.
I think this is back on sale, I just got it for $77 even though it said $147 on the site, it changed to $77 when checking out. If you were worried you missed the sale the first time, now is the time to get it!
Still have to get used to seeing you minus all the extra weight. Good job on that btw.
I keep having to buy new jeans! ;)
@@SpectreSoundStudios I remember that problem, when I was younger I was 310 pounds, I'm now a comfortable 170. (I'm 6' tall so a good weight). During that I went from a 48" waist... (this was high school I wasn't 6' yet... like 5'6-5'7 and 310)...
during that weight loss (which was at an unhealthy rate I lost it through getting very sick) but lost it in the course of a year, and I was constantly buying new clothing. The awesome part though is when you get to a happy and comfortable weight, maintaining it is a lot easier than you think, and you get to start keeping clothing you buy until they are threadbare lol
Keep it up man, seriously you've already got passed the hardest part and that's getting started.
Being a fan of Chernobyl Studio, I bought one of his courses about amp sims a while ago (not sure if this is a new one or the same). He just repeated what he already explained in all of his videos with just a couple of extras and I learned very little form it. At the time I wasn't mad because the course was cheap and I took it like I was simply supporting his work, but you can get the same lessons and tricks by watching his youtube channel. Sorry, I am just being honest.
Now I'm gonna download that ignite plugin, and make some good heavy backing tracks for my channel... What a killer tone
You’re looking so healthy and happy, Glen! 🤘🏻😎
Chernobyl is a great channel, and Scott’s a cool dude. I’m a subscriber. Definitely getting the course, as I’m definitely needing to up my amp sim game. Seems lately I’m getting more guitarists with mediocre gear, and I’m needing to be able to deliver the tone they want. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks Mike, sincerely hope it helps you deliver those crushing tones. Be sure to let us know how it goes in the GTM Discord! \m/
Man sounds like a genius. Not just his guitar tones, but the things he’s saying. Simplifying is the key.
Glenn!! Huge fan! I know you like to do shootouts of comments and answer them and stuff with good advice!! You're the closest I have to someone with experience on this sort of thing. So I put together a band, we have a few songs, some decent recording equipment from a previous band me and the drummer were both in, but quite frankly I'm lost, we all are. We have no idea where this is going and have no clue how to take everything to the next level, if you have any tips or any advice you can give to point me in the right direction that would be absolutely phenomenal!! Love your work and thankyou so much for putting the time into these videos, you were one of my biggest my inspirations for starting a band!
6:40 those settings are spot on I mean you hear the difference right? Totally my opinion tho, feel free to disagree guys! And yeah the best tip is "Hear with your ears, not your eyes"
4:01 ‘Fuck’
Reading the mind of everyone watching 🤣
This was very interesting, mainly because I just bought a cheap as chips Ibanez 7-string (GRG7221QA). I put in new pots, replaced the stock pickups with DiMarzios and put on new strings. So all that plus the fact that I am also using the IE should make for some great sounds once I start recording.
This is also my first real look at Reaper. Been using Ableton for ages (and for the most part happy with it) but Reaper looks pretty slick.
Wow, that sounded awesome on my cheap Bluetooth headset! Wow that was amazing
A bit off-topic but I am a complete noob to recording. I am using (Paid Reaper) Reaper and finally I got it to record guitar while playing a different track. No interface yet....I can see why one is required now, but I have attained an even greater respect for you. I am a pain to deal with, much less strangers walking in the door not knowing what they are doing.
I can barely function at 512 samples and 41ms total. After a while I get nothing but crackle. I expect if I splurge on an interface and stuff, it will be stable. I know nothing about this stuff and it is for personal accomplishment. No band...just me. Just want to get some stuff done before I croak. Just wanted to say I would have never even tried if were not for you my friend. Take care:) Oh, no, I do not play bass:)
Ayy my guy Scott is on Spectre Sound Studios
I know it's to learn about amp sims, that's why I clicked the video myself, but I couldn't help losing it when he made a reference to geography regarding whatever's beyond Poland. xD
This is just what i was looking for!! Just in time!!
Glad to hear that man, have fun creating sick tones!
Would this course apply to non-metal guitar tones?
Absolutely yes, because it's not genre specific. You can use the same techniques to create tones in whatever genre you need because you'll have the sounds you're going for and the references you wish to recreate. You'll just apply the techniques to fit what you're after, so it'd definitely work !
The real trick to getting a good sound with an amp sim is an even better IR for cabinets. Thanks for yours Glenn ;)
Glad you like them!
SpectreSoundStudios Glenn you don’t even know how much of a life saver they have already been and I just bought it two days ago, love them so much. Keep rockin man and unlike most people, just wanna say I dig your hair.
its not the amp sims. its the IR's. I bought a gfi cabzeus and was stunned at the difference. I have amplitube 5, neural dsp, biasfx2, mercurial, etc and they all sound phenomenal thru the cabzeus. if I switch to an IR on any of them it sounds like compressed muddy doo doo. can't imagine people raving about IR's. its a mystery to me.
It would be cool if you could do a amp sim video on the amped roots amp sim from fluff. It's so dope, it sounds so much better than some real amps I've heard in person!
Ok Glenn here is challenge for you. In flames just released re-recorded Clayman track. They are using different tone and setup compared to original. You already mentioned that you are big fan of Clayman sound so use this Guitar Tone Mastery tips and try to recreate original Clayman tone but using only amp sims (some good 5150, like TSE x50).
...Sold. -Ben Fo
Thanks a lot man, have fun creating sick tones \m/
Enjoy! It certainly changed my own approach to amp sims!
Every dude has emissary and neural dsp stuff. I got the STL Plugins (Putney, Andy James, Benson) and STL Tonehub. These are for me the best plugins I ever had and they always work for me.
Yo is it just me but did Glenn just get super fit? Great progress!!
Glenn, you and Scott are legends!
I actually recorded a FEW death metal records with jazz amps. lol
Dude, I just bought the pack and I'm so "Amped" Trolololol
Whats the deal with that label on the rectifier, someobdy can explain?
Watch his original cab clone review and its follow up
It's his nickname for whoever mods their instagram page, who went crazy a little while back banning anyone with any negative comments
@@MykeOwns aaa ok thanks
Great video. Congrats glen on the weight loss Shout out from Quesnel British Columbia
Thanks, Brian!
Cheers for checking it out Brian. Also have to agree that Glenn is crushing it with the weight loss. He says he's about to be 50 but he doesn't look like it at all
Really great Video, you have no clue how these videos helps people across globe, People like me from India are totally depending on People like you for music education in TH-cam.. Instead of fighting with Ego in all levels, this helps mutually for everyone, Its something i was looking since few months, really appreciate that you are addressing community questions and able to provide Solid solution.. These are like proper drugs prescribed to patients that's proven to cure them...!!! Looking out for more videos from you Glenn, again , thanks a lot for addressing these !!!
Glenn has lost so much weight, he’s looking super healthy, I might need to try this keto diet.
It is lots of sex but he is good looking guy..
I started in February, about 15 lbs down right now, I'm not going hardcore with it by any means but I just had a bit of a scare with an early diabetes diagnosis, and it helped A LOT with that. Also food just ends up tasting better if you stop blasting your palate with refined sugar haha
You guys are forgetting a key piece of info... he moved to LA for a little while. If you move to LA you become beautiful it’s science look it up.
Its calorie restriction. Just eat less.
I personally lost 120 pounds doing keto about 6 years ago - its a way of life and absolutely not a fad. Real deal shit!
holy shit Scott!
ahah thanks Andre! Appreciate your support !
I use TH-U and a nux cerberus as a midi controller/effects. It sounds amazing even when i have 0 experience dialing in amps and i just randomly dial until it sounds good.
Also fucking great job on losing weight. Keep it up!
Constantly flogging product you should move to QVC....and you know that was a sub par tracked guitar he opened with (if compared to standard mic'd amps in session)
Glen have you given any thought to making a tutorial video on how to put on bass strings? I know that you are very busy but you wouldn't have to do all the parts right away..also, their are two extra strings,I guess these are spares..
iZotope Trash 2. Wait for it to go on sale for $50 or less. Use that and FabFilter Saturn if you want reliable guitar plugins. The speaker cab does not need to replicated when you have good sounds.
Scott and Chernobyl Studios mixed/mastered two of my songs and the result was awesome. Can’t recommend Scott enough.
Cool!
Hey there Peter, nice to see you. Thanks for checking out the video \m/
so how do I equalize the guitar in B? where does its low frequency start?
Hey Andrey, where the frequency starts isn't the biggest question , it's more about getting the right filter in place so it balances with the bass/kick drum, so it will really depend on even the kind of riffs your playing and how fast/slow the music is. That's why I stick mostly to concepts in Guitar Tone Mastery and not specific frequency ranges and stuff like that
How to print an amp sim onto a track in Cubase 10 ? Do I need to have an amp sim on every track ?
You Need To use Universal Audio Amp Sims... The Apollo interface via Unison technology matches the impedance of the real Amplifier Heads!!
Woods of Ypres fuck yeah!
Sounds fucking crazy. Love it
My one wonder. If a D/I Neural or whatever amp sims. Pickups! Low output? Mid low high, magnet etc?
Dig. I like the bit about cheaper guitars-super spendy guitars are a misnomer to me when there might be something more quirky and cheap that makes you play a certain way. The biggest thing I learned about direct geetar tones lately is to ALWAYS USE A DI. The Instrument inputs on a lot of interfaces (even expensive ones) don't sound nearly as good as a crappy buffer driving a crappy passive DI. Thanks as always for the videos, Glenneth! 🥼💙👨🏭💙🥼
Got some great results with cheap guitars over the years
@@SpectreSoundStudiosLikewise. It's the magician and not the wand. And learning your gear. Even super studio sassy (expensive) gear needs some attention to really understand what it does. Thanks again for all the great stuff! 💙📺💙🥼💙📺💙
Will there ever be a promo on this again? I cannot afford full price
I have legit been looking for a course like this! Gonna sign up asap!
Enjoy! It certainly opened my eyes!
Awesome man, thanks! Enjoy creating sick tones \m/
Guitar chain: Guitar -- Tube Screamer (hardware) -- Apollo USB -- Amp Sim -- IR cab... Sounds great, has anyone else tried this setup? First time I tried it, but a little worried I might fry my interface.
your interface will be fine ...i use almost a dozen pedals than output to my interface
Haven't been here in a while and man? You look healthy.