Samples ENGL SE 6L6 + Torpedo VB-101
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djabthrash
Schecter Hellraiser C1-FR (bridge : EMG 81)
-> ENGL SE 6L6 (chan. 3, hi gain mode, modern mode, noise gate on)
-> Two Notes Torpedo VB-101 :
-cab : Marshall 4x12 V30 Slash Signature
-mic : Neumann U87 (Condenser mic)
-miking : on-axis, closest miking possible (no distance between the grille & the mic, kinda touching it)
-post fx : low cut @ 80hz or so, exciter (slight boost) around 3Khz
-> M Audio Fast Track Pro
-> Cubase (only panning, no EQ, no effects except for the lead track that has a delay) :
http://www.esnips.com/doc/93c11024-ac56-497b-9553-55e17deacbbb/djabth
Just 2 guitars tracks, hard-panned each, same guitar but slight EQ changes on the SE between the 2.
Just plain guitars for now... i'll try those in a mix later...
By the way my playing totally sucked ass big time, don't mind the sloppiness... I hope some of you guys will recognize the songs i jammed with.
EDIT :
sujet updaté avec des nouveaux samples ici :
http://www.two-notes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=80&start=0
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
[ Dernière édition du message le 09/12/2009 à 15:41:44 ]
djabthrash
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=5998
Keep in mind the clip is sloppily played, and also slower/tuned lower then the original song.
See the link above for more details on the signal chain.
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
Clips (one with the full mix, one with guitars only) and detailed signal chain info can be found here :
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=5999
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6001
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
For the "crunchy/twangy" guitar sound on the intro and verse i just rolled back my EMG81 volume pot halfway.
For the clean sound in the middle i rolled back the EMG81 tone pot halfway (for a softer/rounder/smoother sound) and used the Clean Channel (channel 1) on my amp, along with some reverb.
Don't mind the playing, it is totally sloppy, i just wanted to do a tone test :
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6262
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
* raised the overall volume (it was way too quiet)
* raised the bass volume a tad, and boosted it a tad more at 105Hz
* dropped the rythm guitars a bit
* compressed the clean guitar in the middle, added some flanger to it, and dropped its volume also
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6269
Also i remiked the rythm guitars through other cab/mic/miking setups :
- Mesa Boogie Rectifier Standard 4x12 (closed back) with V30's / Royer 121 (ribbon) : http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6271
- ENGL Pro 4x12 with Celestion V30 speakers / BeyerDynamic M160N (ribbon) : http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6273
- VHT deliverance 2x12 with Eminence P50E speakers / Royer 121 (ribbon) : http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6274
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
* brought the kick up a tad
* lowered the snare volume
* balanced the mix levels out
I think it sounds better (drums and overall mix are more balanced volume-wise) but still needs some improvement (further drums (incl. toms) EQ-ing, and also bass EQ-ing (maybe a tad less pick noise treble/presence should be wise), you tell me :
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6600 (with ENGL Pro 4x12 with Celestion V30 speakers / BeyerDynamic M160N (ribbon))
Also remiked through my go-to cab/mic/miking/post-EQ setups :
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6601 (with ENGL Pro 4x12 with Celestion V30 speakers / Shure SM57 (dynamic))
Sounds more dynamic/percussive/punchy/edgy and mix-ready/balanced than the BeyerDynamic M160N IMO, but i am not a huge fan of the kinda fizzy character and tone, especially for ringing open chords.
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=6602 (with ENGL Pro 4x12 with Celestion V30 speakers / Blue Dragonfly (condenser))
This is my fav mic so far, not as good for guitar tones mix-readiness as the SM57, but still good and i like the character and tone better (sounds more like my tone, and i love the growl).
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
Suffocation/All Out War/Pyrexia guitar medley (ENGL SE 6L6, Torpedo VB-101) :
Since i always jam playing those riffs from Suffocation/All Out War/Pyrexia, i decided to record a guitar tone test medley, and try some different Lead Channel & voicing combinations.
Lead 1 is the tightest and driest lead channel.
Lead 2 is more saturated, spongy and smooth. It's also a bit bassier, and the contour active switch emphasizes that.
My current tone is made using lead 1 channel since i wanna get a dry tight kind of tone, but i wanted to show that you can also get a fat spongy saturated smooth kind of tone also, using lead 2 channel.
Sorry for the sloppy playing (i was kinda high on cold fever while playing :) )
-Lead 1 channel, mid edge voicing on, Blue Dragonfly condenser mic sim :
[url]http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=7932[/url]
-Lead 1 channel, mid edge voicing on, SM57 mic sim :
[url]http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=7933[/url]
-Lead 2 channel, contour active voicing on, Blue Dragonfly condenser mic sim :
[url]http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=7934[/url]
-Lead 2 channel, contour active voicing on, SM57 mic sim :
[url]http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=7935[/url]
You guys tell me what you think.
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
[ Dernière édition du message le 18/09/2010 à 03:47:45 ]
djabthrash
Petit instru mélodico-cucu enregistré à Noël dernier avec ma SE 6L6 dans le Torpedo (Superior 2 pour la batterie, Trilian pour la basse) :
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=9710
Attention gros pains à la guitare, et titre toujours en cours d'écriture.
Dites-moi ce que vous en pensez.
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
Petit extrait fait à Noël avec le Torpedo, repris d'une compo de mon ancien groupe, Bloodwrapped (brutal/crossover/slam death metal). Attention pleins de pains à la guitare c'est une véritable boulangerie, il faut que je bosse ça
Son et descriptif exhaustif dans le lien ci-dessous :
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=9775
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
Here is a quick snippet i recorded for a new project that is very NYHC-influenced.
Guitars are sloppy as fuck.
Drums are Superior 2, Bass is Trilian VSTi.
Let me know what you think so far.
http://www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=id&value=10124
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
djabthrash
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15008135/othermixes_all/New%20Band%20-%20BitterEndTerrorStyle_20110423v1.mp3
Ch. : Cascade Fathead II ou Aphex 210, MXR Analog Chorus, BeyerDynamic M88, Shure Beta91A
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