sslug |
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Hey guys..
We are recording some new stuff for the label next week, and im needing advice i think..
I play through a Selmar 100w amp head, celestions in a 4by12 cab, Jim Dunlop wah, and a marshall Guvnor {80s version}, boss chorus, some other stuff but nowt drastic....
As im only guitarist i was looking to play a second track of guitars with a slightly different sound {nowt drasticly diff} to give it a slightly diff flavour...... but my mellon cant think what to add that may work..... you guys seem crazy enough to know what may work??? Any ideas... |
case211 |
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Joined: 26 Feb 2009 United States ![](./img/flags/united_states.gif) Lessons: 2 Licks: 6 Karma: 24
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if it helps, i usually use some chorus and slight delay on my leads and leave my rhythm tracks with just reverb. same sound but i add a little bit of delay and chorus is the only difference in the sound.
hope this gives you some ideas |
carlsnow |
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take a 'room'-Mic (Large-D) and put it about 10-ft away from the amp
IF the floor is concrete this = easy if not grab one of the most reflective sheets of 'whatever' you can find and place it midway between Mic Stand and amp(on floor) AIM the Large-D at that midway point.
adds a nice warm feel that I've used since the 70's (old trick!)
THEN
to really 'make it different'
if open-cabinet-amp
place a trusty old SM57 about 12 inches behind (yes, behind) the back of a speaker
IF closed-Cab
place a trusty old SM57 about 12 inches away from speaker SIDE (as in side, lol) at a (make sure, use a square or you'll phase) 45-degree angle from the cabs 'throw-point' (usually 12" away from cab)
combine the two Mic signals or Pan them stereo .. you'll get a nice return either way.
hope that helped
RAWK!
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case211 |
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Thanks for that post Cs. That even helped me! :D |
sslug |
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Joined: 27 Jul 2009 United Kingdom Karma
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Ha ha.. sounds crazy but ill deff be trying that....its an open cab too... so you a pro when it comes to recording CS?
I'll have to aquire a decent delay pedal.... my last one went swimming..... apparently electric equipment doesnt liek water much.. ha ha....
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carlsnow |
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Joined: 29 Apr 2009 United States ![](./img/flags/united_states.gif) Lessons: 2 Karma: 23
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sslug says: Ha ha.. sounds crazy but ill deff be trying that....its an open cab too... so you a pro when it comes to recording CS?
Yes.
I am a Guitar Teacher and a Mastering Engineer (and recordist)
Good luck with the tunes!
RAWK!
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AlexB |
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Joined: 13 Jul 2009 Mexico ![](./img/flags/mexico.gif) Licks: 2 Karma: 23
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Get a Line 6/Bogner head!! |
Ozzfan486 |
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FANBOY!!! lol. jk Alex. |
sweetness_man |
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Hey, I take guitar lessons, and my teacher actually has a recording studio in his basement! He uses a Line 6 tone package for his computer, and might I say, it is AWESOME!! It has all the tones you could want! Plus, you can edit these tones anyway you want. I don't know what recording program he usesm though. For the Line 6 thing, you just plug in, and it goes directly from your computer to a speaker! It's the best tones you can get! I would also suggest that you get a Line 6 tonecore Uber Metal pedal. It costs 80 bucks, but it's worth every penny! best distortion I've ever heard! |
AlexB |
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haha,Ozz,i just like the Bogner/line 6 Head,its really cool! i was using it on the album,and i got some really cool tones from it! |
case211 |
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Joined: 26 Feb 2009 United States ![](./img/flags/united_states.gif) Lessons: 2 Licks: 6 Karma: 24
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line6 makes good stuff, can't really hack on them for it. Everyone's ears like something else, and honestly i can't tell a line6 modeler w/ tubes(ie bogner head) from a vintage marshall with close to the same sound settings. |
guitarmastergod |
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i agree with alexB get a line 6/bogner or get a line 6 tube amp which bogner helped make |
Ozzfan486 |
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@ Al - Hey, any previews to show us? haha. I'm dyin' for some new stuff man!
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AlexB |
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Yeah,i was reffering to the Valve Head that Bogner Helped made,really nice Amp for the Price!!
OZZ,sorry i can publish previews until all the Mixing and mastering Process is done! but hope that will be soon!! |
sslug |
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Joined: 27 Jul 2009 United Kingdom Karma
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Cheers for the advice guys.... been playing with a line 6.... can get some good stuff outa them.... sounds ok against a good rock sound too...could go on forever playing with gear and still not know where to start ha ha ha.. |
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