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Thanks! Right now, it's impulses-only since I live in an apartment. :( I used the combo's FX Send into my recording interface. (always keep the speaker or a load plugged in, or you'll fry your amp's transformer) Then used two Recabinet 'Ghandi' impulses (blended the SM57 and 421 mics, don't...

Bump for a new version. (see original post) Ditched my desktop speakers and got some proper monitors. Also ditched Addictive Drummer and picked up SSD. I rewrote some parts of the song, just messin' around. (not final version by any means) This is proof that monitors are HUGE factor in mixing...

Thanks man. I used a Washburn X50PRO, stock. It's a killer middle-class guitar.

Thanks for listening! My mixing skills suck, but I got some monitors on order to remedy that. :mrgreen: Unfortunately, I couldn't mic it since I live in an apartment. I used the Guitarhacks EDGE1 impulse, so these settings may not be of much use...and I'm not sure exactly what cab the...

Doh! Thanks! :mrgreen: (see original post)

This is a clip of a song I'm still working on, but after being without my Recto for a while, I was eager to record it. I know the playing needs tightening (the song's still quite new). I also plan to quad-track on the final product...But what do you guys think of the tone so far...

Thanks for the feedback guys! 8) I have messed with pickup height but did not have any favorable results. Just wondering...instead of changing pickups, would throwing an EQ in the loop (and maybe cut some of the highs) of the Rectoverb possibly eliminate the harshness I was talking about...

Recently got a Rectoverb combo. KILLER amp. But would like to further improve my tone by picking up a pair of more hi-gain-friendly pickups for my LP standard. The current tone I get w/ the BB Pros is pretty good. But a little on the harsh side (too much treble). Especially when increasing the...