Any tips to make a single amp tone sound like dual tracked amp ?

[pureanalog]

Particularly for single guitar bands and live situations. Any usefull tips? Perhaps dual amping and micing techniques?

 

[rob2001]

Offset dual micro pitch with offset micro-delays in a stereo rig.

 

[Deathmonkey]

Offset dual micro pitch with offset micro-delays in a stereo rig.

I'd agree with this. Or maybe a wet/dry/wet rig.

 

[jojogun1957]

I have an old digitech rack that has a button that says doulbler.I press it and it does just what you want.
I think K&R Musical products makes a stomp box version.

 

[guitarplayaman]

or set a delay for a little slapback if your on a budget

 

[Analog Assassin]

or set a delay for a little slapback if your on a budget

Bingo! Guitarists have been doing this for years.

 

[fusionbear]

65 milliseconds of delay seems just right to me...

 

[Layne-o]

30-60ms will do it.

 

[pureanalog]

Well, I am using a bit of delay and it helps but still this doesnt sound as huge. I am using a GT-10 and an Atomic Reactor recently.

I was thinking along the lines of using the dual amp feature of the GT-10 and sending signal both to the P.A. and the atomic.

The venues are small clubs with mono setups always!

 

[ianblond]

During tracking - two different speakers into two different microphones , during mix - delays , reverbs etc....

 

[frankencat]

Two amps in stereo with a short delay panned hard r/l.

 

[frankencat]

A small touch of chorus helps too.

 

[pureanalog]

During tracking - two different speakers into two different microphones , during mix - delays , reverbs etc....

would that give me a real benefit with the final outcome in mono?

the chorus surely helps...

 

[ianblond]

Why mono? There are two sides of PA.Btw real stereo effect can be heard only in big PA systems when PA is louder than stage amps.