New Mark IV and G System Clip
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Elpelotero
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gsystem sounds good.
For Clean:
R1 GAIN: 8.5 PULLED
TREBLE: 7.5
BASS: 2.5
MID: 2.5
PRESENCE:0
For Lead:
LEAD GAIN: 7 PULLED
LEAD DRIVE: 7 PULLED
TREBLE: 7.5
BASS: 4.5
MID: 2.0
PRESENCE:8 PUSHED
EQ on for both with a "medium" V.
Global settings: Tweed Power, Triode, Simulclass, Midgain, master volumes 2-4 and output on 1ish...
mic'd with a sm-57. .5 cm away from speaker grill, directly on center of cone.
Lemme know if you have any other questions... Thank you for the feedback.
R1 GAIN: 8.5 PULLED
TREBLE: 7.5
BASS: 2.5
MID: 2.5
PRESENCE:0
For Lead:
LEAD GAIN: 7 PULLED
LEAD DRIVE: 7 PULLED
TREBLE: 7.5
BASS: 4.5
MID: 2.0
PRESENCE:8 PUSHED
EQ on for both with a "medium" V.
Global settings: Tweed Power, Triode, Simulclass, Midgain, master volumes 2-4 and output on 1ish...
mic'd with a sm-57. .5 cm away from speaker grill, directly on center of cone.
Lemme know if you have any other questions... Thank you for the feedback.
70sRock
Member
What guitar and pickups were you using?
And what speaker cab did you have the mic on?
Thanks
And what speaker cab did you have the mic on?
Thanks
I used the Mark IV combo which has the Mesa / Electro Voice Black Shadow 200 Watt speaker.
As for guitars, I used two guitars, panned one left and one right. I used a Guild w/ DeArmond humbuckers set to bridge position. The other guitar I used is actually a cheap OLP Ernie Ball Music Man knock-off. It actually tracks pretty nicely with a little more sizzle than the Guild... Also used bridge position humbucker pick ups.
As for guitars, I used two guitars, panned one left and one right. I used a Guild w/ DeArmond humbuckers set to bridge position. The other guitar I used is actually a cheap OLP Ernie Ball Music Man knock-off. It actually tracks pretty nicely with a little more sizzle than the Guild... Also used bridge position humbucker pick ups.
Fwank
Active member
Wow man, that was very cool. Both the tone and the playing were spot on. I have to say that I really enjoyed listening to the track.
Can I ask what you did for the drums?
Can I ask what you did for the drums?
Hey Frank: Thanks for the complements. Much appreciated. I get better feedback at these boards than I do with my girlfriend at home! ha ha...
I used Toontracks EZ drummer software for drums... Now I am giving away all my secrets! I dig the program and would recommend it for being able to quickly audition relevant drum patterns and build drum tracks. I will say though, most of the stuff I do is pretty straight forward 4/4 type stuff... Some tunes I have done with different time signatures with my band, I can't seem to get out of EZ drummer...
I used Toontracks EZ drummer software for drums... Now I am giving away all my secrets! I dig the program and would recommend it for being able to quickly audition relevant drum patterns and build drum tracks. I will say though, most of the stuff I do is pretty straight forward 4/4 type stuff... Some tunes I have done with different time signatures with my band, I can't seem to get out of EZ drummer...
EirikBrandal
Well-known member
it does sound like you are having a good time on low volume. nice track
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