Celtic Franklin!
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DeadSkinSlayer3
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Re: Celtic Franklin!
Damn... that sounds really good!
Not enough gain, though
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Damn... that sounds really good!
Not enough gain, though
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SpiderVenom
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Re: Celtic Franklin!
Last time I read one of your posts, you were saying how little gain you used :laugh2:
DeadSkinSlayer3 said:Damn... that sounds really good!
Not enough gain, though
Last time I read one of your posts, you were saying how little gain you used :laugh2:
Stevo
Tonus Maximus Pacificas
Re: Celtic Franklin!
OK we don't need to confuse this amp with a "high gain" amp. This amp is very articulate with purity. It has lots of headroom and it really comes to life with the master volume cranked. It is definitely one of the few amps that I have played through that really clean up when you roll off the guitar volume or back off of the force that you put on the strings.
I have played through many amps that do high gain well, and others that are very clean, but I'm impressed because this amp gets that middle ground that is great for classic rock and blues.
OK we don't need to confuse this amp with a "high gain" amp. This amp is very articulate with purity. It has lots of headroom and it really comes to life with the master volume cranked. It is definitely one of the few amps that I have played through that really clean up when you roll off the guitar volume or back off of the force that you put on the strings.
I have played through many amps that do high gain well, and others that are very clean, but I'm impressed because this amp gets that middle ground that is great for classic rock and blues.
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DeadSkinSlayer3
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Re: Celtic Franklin!
Hehe you know I was just kidding, Steve. Killer production on the recording, as well; I'm especially impressed with the kick and snare sound you got out of it. What are you using as far as mic's/pre's?
Stevo said:
Hehe you know I was just kidding, Steve. Killer production on the recording, as well; I'm especially impressed with the kick and snare sound you got out of it. What are you using as far as mic's/pre's?
Stevo
Tonus Maximus Pacificas
Re: Celtic Franklin!
Here's a quick blues clip: franklin blues
DSS
I am using a single sm57 and acid loops for drums and bass. I also have some misc drum samples that I've picked up here and there. I mess around with them until I get something I like.
Here's a quick blues clip: franklin blues
DSS
I am using a single sm57 and acid loops for drums and bass. I also have some misc drum samples that I've picked up here and there. I mess around with them until I get something I like.
Stevo
Tonus Maximus Pacificas
Re: Celtic Franklin!
I am pretty sure you would like the 15 watter Jeremy. It has a sweet spot right around band volume.. considering that your drummer is not a total ape man :laugh2: The headroom is up there. You can compensate for lower volume with the master/pre setup if you want earlier breakup.jeremy said:
Re: Celtic Franklin!
which guitar, which pickups?
Stevo said:Here's a quick blues clip: franklin blues
DSS
which guitar, which pickups?
Stevo
Tonus Maximus Pacificas
Re: Celtic Franklin!
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recorded mono with no effects
plugged in to high input
mic was pointed at the edge of the cone
master volume 50%
regular volume 25%
bass at 25%
treble 60%
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On the blues clip, that's my 77 LP Standard, currently with a Seth Lover bridge pickup and a jazz neck pickup. I am only using the jazz pickup here.Scott_F said:
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recorded mono with no effects
plugged in to high input
mic was pointed at the edge of the cone
master volume 50%
regular volume 25%
bass at 25%
treble 60%
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Butch Snyder
ObsoleteChickenPickingologist
Re: Celtic Franklin!
Very cool stuff. The tone was very very nice and the guitar's voicings were so easy to listen to. Very cool tune with a magnetic hook.
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Very cool stuff. The tone was very very nice and the guitar's voicings were so easy to listen to. Very cool tune with a magnetic hook.
:bigthumb:
twoheadedboy
New member
Re: Celtic Franklin!
oh my sweet lord! You rule stevo! That sounds amazing. Chalk this up at #1 on my GAS list.
oh my sweet lord! You rule stevo! That sounds amazing. Chalk this up at #1 on my GAS list.
PFDarkside
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Re: Celtic Franklin!
Are all the guitar tracks on the first example recorded with the Franklin? All dry with no distortion or boost? Just the amp?
If so, I need one. That sounds awesome.
Are all the guitar tracks on the first example recorded with the Franklin? All dry with no distortion or boost? Just the amp?
If so, I need one. That sounds awesome.
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