Plexi + Duncans rocking

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That is a great sounding rig! I don't know if it was the EQ or that you need to increase the volume on your lead track, but the lead guitar was mushed in the background a little.
 
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edsmith said:
That is a great sounding rig! I don't know if it was the EQ or that you need to increase the volume on your lead track, but the lead guitar was mushed in the background a little.
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I've got really lousy monitors for mixing...I'll try and make it better now.:smack:
 
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Great playing man, nice groove. The tone is a bit too bassy for my taste..you know this "whooomph" effect sometimes.

Other than that, it's awesome.
 
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StrangeSound said:
Great playing man, nice groove. The tone is a bit too bassy for my taste..you know this "whooomph" effect sometimes.

Other than that, it's awesome.
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Yeah...I like that "whooomph"...I know...I know...but I'm a child at heart. :-)

BTW...who's the chick in your avatar?:32:
 
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Great energy, great playing, I love the "soaring" stuff, it really takes off.



Cheers...............................wahwah
 
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the playing sounds real good to me. just bring the lead guitar foward in the mix and cut the bass some.
 
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it's really rockin' hard...The Bass is somehow too loose...that means yur rythm track looses definition.But that's a matter of recording i think....Great track...
 
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Hahah ,yeah that's why i don't own any Marshall ;)
With a Marc IV ,or Splawn etc ,there is no such thing as "too big" heheh...Tightness is important Niels :D..At least for my ears!:D
 
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thanks for your comments guys.

this is the first recording I have done with my new Plexi so I'm kinda getting used to dialing it in.

The head is definately not "bassy", but I have a bottom obsession and dial lots of it in. :nervous:

However, i still have to find the right balance. In the actual recording I think that a lot of the low end comes from the bass guitar I recorded, but heck...with my 8 year old consumer soundblaster soundcard...what do you expect? :-)

I recorded some random riffing on the bright cannel on it's own so you can have a better idea.

The PPIMV was engaged to get a really low bedroom volume, bass-6, middle-6, treble-9, presence-10, channel volume-8.
Strat with Duncan 59 trembucker and SSL-2 neck pickup.
At higher volumes I'd probably dial out the bass, but at low volumes I find it gives more "body"...or "booty" which is cool by me! :fart:

Here you go:

http://www.ddguitar.net/riffs.mp3

:kabong:
 
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Soulman said:
thanks for your comments guys.

this is the first recording I have done with my new Plexi so I'm kinda getting used to dialing it in.

The head is definately not "bassy", but I have a bottom obsession and dial lots of it in. :nervous:

However, i still have to find the right balance. In the actual recording I think that a lot of the low end comes from the bass guitar I recorded, but heck...with my 8 year old consumer soundblaster soundcard...what do you expect? :-)

I recorded some random riffing on the bright cannel on it's own so you can have a better idea.

The PPIMV was engaged to get a really low bedroom volume, bass-6, middle-6, treble-9, presence-10, channel volume-8.
Strat with Duncan 59 trembucker.
At higher volumes I'd probably dial out the bass, but at low volumes I find it gives more "body"...or "booty" which is cool by me! :fart:

Here you go:

http://www.ddguitar.net/riffs.mp3

:kabong:
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The perfect HArd-Rock tone i think!The chug is just right.....But too twangy to my ears ,at least for that style...But the Hendrix stuff sounded amazing with that tone!!!Back in Black was awesome too!!!
 
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daemon barbeque said:
The perfect HArd-Rock tone i think!The chug is just right.....But too twangy to my ears ,at least for that style...But the Hendrix stuff sounded amazing with that tone!!!Back in Black was awesome too!!!
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Consider the fact that I bought this head to play stuff that sounds like Hendrix and AC/DC mixed together! :jester:

So I guess I'm there.

For the modern high gain stuff, I'd use another guitar and a distortion pedal like this:

http://www.ddguitar.net/brutal.mp3

I was just inventing things on the spot...I don't usually play this style.:doh:

Also the volume was really low...virtually no power tube and speaker influence on the distortion here.
 
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