Time to get serious, new sound clip******

[Roccaforte Amps]

enough messing around;
http://members.cox.net/gsmart1/Artist%20-%20Track%2001.mp3 (http://members.cox.net/gsmart1/Artist%20-%20Track%2001.mp3)

[Ed DeGenaro]

enough messing around;
http://members.cox.net/gsmart1/Artist%20-%20Track%2001.mp3 (http://members.cox.net/gsmart1/Artist%20-%20Track%2001.mp3)
Awesome!
Like the early 70s vibe of it.

[Roccaforte Amps]

Awesome!
Like the early 70s vibe of it.





Thanks! Stuff like this is cool to jam too once in while.

[Hamertoe]

Whoa! Sounds great.

[bedrock]

That was good earcandy. Very nice rock-solid guitar tone mix. Raw and to the point.What I heard was the tone I'm always after for my own hard rockin tunes.I like that sound, very natural,you hear the strings and wood.
Great tone,rockin' material!:dude

[Roccaforte Amps]

That was good earcandy. Very nice rock-solid guitar tone mix. Raw and to the point.What I heard was the tone I'm always after for my own hard rockin tunes.I like that sound, very natural,you hear the strings and wood.
Great tone,rockin' material!:dude




Thanks man. It can be tough to pull off, this certainly wasn't the first take. I'm finnally spending some time recording, lots of new stuff going on.

:)

[Rid]

Great clip!
What is there not to like here??
:D

[Reissueplayer]

Thanks for posting the clip. It had excellent tones in it and a really nice 70s vibe. :dude

What equipment did you use to produce and capture this? Just curious. I'm guessing you used both strats and les pauls?

The mix is sort of distant sounding to me, like a fairly big reverb was put on top. It leaves room for any vocals and lead guitars to be placed more in front. I've never thought of it that way before, but it's a nice touch and makes for a balanced live sounding feel.

[Roccaforte Amps]

Thanks for posting the clip. It had excellent tones in it and a really nice 70s vibe. :dude

What equipment did you use to produce and capture this? Just curious. I'm guessing you used both strats and les pauls?

The mix is sort of distant sounding to me, like a fairly big reverb was put on top. It leaves room for any vocals and lead guitars to be placed more in front. I've never thought of it that way before, but it's a nice touch and makes for a balanced live sounding feel.






Absolutely. I always mix with heavy amounts of hall reverbs.
I'll post a clip of me and my girlfriends project later,
the mix is a good example of what we're talking about,
the volcals blend so well..
The live sound is where its at for me, are where I find
sound to be the most balanced. (Mixed right of course.)

I used a Les Paul, DRRS Rocca amp,boost pedal, and 4 12" mano'war loaded cab. All the other effects, delay, reverb are on the board.

[Roccaforte Amps]

Whoa! Sounds great.





thanks!

[scottl]

Sounding great Doug! You rock dude!

[r9player]

Classic!

[Roccaforte Amps]

Sounding great Doug! You rock dude!






thanks

[mavrick10_2000]

Very Tasty!!! Great Mix, clean playing. Great job.:JAM

[Roccaforte Amps]

Very Tasty!!! Great Mix, clean playing. Great job.:JAM





thanks man. I have volcals coming soon.

[johnfindlay]

Big & classic! tull - bloodwyn pig......?!

[Roccaforte Amps]

Big & classic! tull - bloodwyn pig......?!



thanks

[tradarama]

Certainly a benchmark for those of us at home to aspire to.

[SlyStrat]

Sounds like the Outlaws.

[Fretmaster]

killer tone for sure. Of course I wouldn't expect anything less from Doug "Tone Master" Roccaforte.

[Roccaforte Amps]

Sounds like the Outlaws.






Thanks man!
Hey guys, being born in 62 allowed me to listen to the best rock music ever made, and the Outlaws were certainly up on the list.
Green Grass!