New direct record amp testings

[Rid]

Well we have almost finalised this one by now.
Here is a test tour, no additional eq, effects, only the levels where manipulated slightly.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.cfm?bandID=139983&songID=3027191
The drive is my Plexitone, the delay is my old Delayla.
Guitar is a Kramer Pacer Deluxe 1987.

 

[journo]

Hi Niels,

Sounds good!

I'm really interested in how this recording device sounds all on its own with no other pedals in front of it.

Cheers,

Mats N

 

[Rid]

Ok will do a clean dry take
Niels

 

[Ed DeGenaro]

Nice!

 

[rkstarr]

 

[Rid]

Thfankhsh
Sorry I'll get it done soon Mats.
Niels

 

[Rid]

Here is the amp clean, guitar directly ino the amp.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.cfm?bandID=139983&songID=3046816

 

[journo]

Hi Niels,

Thanks for the clean clip!

Sounds interesting but a little lifeless and a bit not dynamic. Maybe I find it this way as it is totally dry. Some reverb may change this. Still sounds good enough to make me want to try it when it hits the market.

No tone controls. Does this mean I have to buy an eq to put before or after if I want to shape the sound a bit?

Cheers,

Mats N

 

[Rid]

Well it all depends on your soundcard and the eventually mixer you will run it through.
Mine is a POS 18 bit onboard one
By the way I forgot to say that it has two modes, open cab and a closedback one.
I switched between them in the middle of the clip, it was the open one first.
So it is more likely that it is my soundcard that is the weakest
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Because it sounds great through a good console or line mixer.