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Cab Speaker Mic Boost Guitar Owner's Notes
Bassman and Blackheart 5W recorded in stereo... trying out D Mixolydian... for a GAB Drum Jam by Killzone from 2-16-13...
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Cab Speaker Mic Guitar Pickups Owner's Notes
Guitars in the Mix.
Just a quick test. Crappy drums and solo... Amp
Cab Speaker Mic Guitar Pickups Owner's Notes
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Cab Speaker Mic Boost Guitar Pickups Owner's Notes
first live jam of my new band recorded at our bassist's studio practice room. going for a Clutch/High On Fire/Valiant Thor/Sabbath-ish type sound. vocals are coming soon.
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Cab Speaker Mic Boost Guitar Pickups Owner's Notes
Epiphone Les Paul with paf style pickups (Seymour Duncan 59).
Amp set to gain 0.75, volume of 10 (Playing it Loud for some power tube distortion - half of the distortion is power tube). EQ / ISF = UK, with slightly less treble due to volume. This amp screams at low volumes, but cranked, it really sings! I sometimes use a clean boost to add clean gain without touching knobs. Or was my intent, but it looks like I used a setting with clean boost + a tiny bit of pedal overdrive. In anycase, it's pretty obvious when I do - it goes to a much higher gain level and is pretty much at the limit of what the microphone could take. Using the stock speaker. The HT-5 has a ton of pre-amp gain on tap. The point of this recording was to record a lightly overdriven type Marshall Crunch like AC/DC, Zeppelin live, etc. bridge vol = 10, neck vol = 8 |
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