Triaxis Solo Tone Test

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LnTh

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Alright, I'm in no way an expert in dialing in solo tones. I've always added some reverb to my rhythm sound and recorded before but we're gonna be recording a cd with my friends overseas till next year and I'm trying to dial all my sounds close to ready and here's what ive come up with for a smooth lead sound. Please ignore the clippings due to excess bass. I'm trying to find a mid ground where i can lower the bass without changing the general character (that's why i need a friggin eq! Can't wait to get one.)


But hey, Here it is... Please comment.
http://www.mediafire.com/?72mxlyyepqa
 
sounds awesome solo, but you might need more upper mid, a bit less bass, and a bit of low cut on the reverb or it'll sound mushy in a mix.
 
shredi knight said:
LnTh said:
Ty sir!

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Yeah, that's me. I'm everywhere (including here, even though I don't actually own a Boogie :lol: ).

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I bought a recto few years ago. Since then I've played nothing but a boogie. Tremoberb, Mark 4, Triaxis.. I'm not even curious to hear any other brand anymore ;)
 
CoG said:
sounds awesome solo, but you might need more upper mid, a bit less bass, and a bit of low cut on the reverb or it'll sound mushy in a mix.

+ 1 and some treble. :wink:
 
CoG said:
sounds awesome solo, but you might need more upper mid, a bit less bass, and a bit of low cut on the reverb or it'll sound mushy in a mix.

+ 1 and some treble. :wink:
 
Dude! What are you thinking!? That is the worst tone ever!!!. Ditch the Mesa... get Line 6.




Just kiddin' :lol:
It sounds great! I agree up the mids a bit. Shred!

Thanks for sharing.
 
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