telekaster1999
Tele-Afflicted
Thanks for the track, the baritone just felt right for this jam.
Oh, I´m the first? Well, then. A very predictable track, if you know my stuff. There is a discussion on another subforum if one could / should record a guitar track with the amp´s reverb. That gave me the idea to use the (nice) spring reverb of the Express for the main guitar track; sounded good so far. But then I realised that I could not compress the guitar track, because the comp would bring up the reverb trails. So, I will go back to my usual procedure and add reverb in the DAW after recording dry.
Hey all, been a while, glad to see this is still going!
Thanks for the track Mike
Through a strat and a Headrush MX5, I've had for a few months, I really didn't bond with most of the presets but lately with more time with it, I can dial in some decent sounding presets.
Thanks Mellencaster.
Today I tried to concentrate on tone and micing the amp. And especially like.. not going overboard. Still feels difficult, depending on device I'm listening. Hope it sounds ok with your gear & stuff.
On the right side (the cleaner guitar) is my Thinliner Partscaster and on the left side my trusty old (2001) Squier..er (modded, so ex-Standard) Fat Telecaster, with some grit (Wampler Belle). Both in middle position. So stuff & things are mostly from pedals (grit, little delay, compressor too) or amp (reverb), and then just EQ:ing and limiting (and cutting some worst parts and adjusting some levels and stuff) in the DAaaaw.
So much to learn, thank you all.
But then I realised that I could not compress the guitar track, because the comp would bring up the reverb trails.
Oh, I´m the first? Well, then. A very predictable track, if you know my stuff. There is a discussion on another subforum if one could / should record a guitar track with the amp´s reverb. That gave me the idea to use the (nice) spring reverb of the Express for the main guitar track; sounded good so far. But then I realised that I could not compress the guitar track, because the comp would bring up the reverb trails. So, I will go back to my usual procedure and add reverb in the DAW after recording dry.
Through a strat and a Headrush MX5, I've had for a few months, I really didn't bond with most of the presets but lately with more time with it, I can dial in some decent sounding presets.
Thanks kind Sir for the wonderful backtrack and the listen.