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Post by scirasco1 on Apr 23, 2006 22:37:49 GMT -2
;D first of all u are a unbelievable guitarplayer i discovered u through prashant aswani and u are one of the few italians they like soccer and music i studied with many and the don't like soccer that's why the play guitar,i have one question it comes to my attention that u guys have a great formula of recording guitarsound,my biggest problem with gain is not to have it fuzzy sounding,what makes the sound so liquid? is it the compression and do run youre amp into a great recording preamp (neve etc)do u believe in good results with directrecording i got a pro tools setup plus a avalon ,would u mind to help me out,sound is all i am concerned about ,i hope u don't think i try to steal ur secret,i am just so impressed with that guitarsound that smooth gain,thanx and all the best!!!!!!
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babilonex
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amo Heather Brooke
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Post by babilonex on Apr 24, 2006 7:08:12 GMT -2
Hi sci!
welcome in Italy ;D
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Post by Alessandro Benvenuti on Apr 25, 2006 6:55:32 GMT -2
Hey Scirasco, welcome in this board!!!!
Prashant is one of my favourite guitar players and he is like a brother for me!!!
Yes I'm in love with my team A.S. Roma....we rules!!!!
About the tone, I use a lot of mids, with not too much distortion (on my MarkIV the mids are about 9!!!!). I think that this could be the key for a liquid tone!
I've recorded the JAM album, using the Mesa Rec Pre, directly into my audio card. The tone is pretty good, but obviously I prefer a real cabinet, with a mic in front of it!!!!
Ciao
Ale
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Post by carlo on Jun 23, 2006 19:06:09 GMT -2
Hey Scirasco, welcome in this board!!!! Prashant is one of my favourite guitar players and he is like a brother for me!!! Yes I'm in love with my team A.S. Roma....we rules!!!! About the tone, I use a lot of mids, with not too much distortion (on my MarkIV the mids are about 9!!!!). I think that this could be the key for a liquid tone! I've recorded the JAM album, using the Mesa Rec Pre, directly into my audio card. The tone is pretty good, but obviously I prefer a real cabinet, with a mic in front of it!!!! Ciao Ale do you still remember your Mesa Rec Pre settings? I just bought a Mesa Rec Pre the other week for direct recording. I'm loving the sound. But I'm still fiddling with the controls/eq because they seem to react differently from other amps I use, esp. the Treble and Mid. |
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Post by Alessandro Benvenuti on Jun 24, 2006 6:54:12 GMT -2
Hey Scirasco, welcome in this board!!!! Prashant is one of my favourite guitar players and he is like a brother for me!!! Yes I'm in love with my team A.S. Roma....we rules!!!! About the tone, I use a lot of mids, with not too much distortion (on my MarkIV the mids are about 9!!!!). I think that this could be the key for a liquid tone! I've recorded the JAM album, using the Mesa Rec Pre, directly into my audio card. The tone is pretty good, but obviously I prefer a real cabinet, with a mic in front of it!!!! Ciao Ale do you still remember your Mesa Rec Pre settings? I just bought a Mesa Rec Pre the other week for direct recording. I'm loving the sound. But I'm still fiddling with the controls/eq because they seem to react differently from other amps I use, esp. the Treble and Mid. Carlo unfortunately I don't remember the settings, but, i can remember that I used a plug in of protools to recreate the graphic EQ settings of my markIV. I cutted the 750hz frequencies!!! Ciao Ale |
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Post by carlo on Jun 24, 2006 13:11:36 GMT -2
Thanks for the tip Ale!! I'll try that out  |
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