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Which tone is better?

Discussion in 'Member Video and Sound Clips' started by scottl, Jun 20, 2005.

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  1. Jun 20, 2005 #1
    scottl

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    rh

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    To the extent everything's been translated well enough from your amp to my computer sound system to really judge:

    The first has more character (complexity and bite), the second is smoother and seems better for the legato bits.

    Seems like having a front-panel toggle for switching mid caps might be a useful feature, since they seem to make such a big difference and both differences are so usable.
     
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    scottl

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    Thanks RH! One step ahead of you bro. I already added a pull pot that switches between values! Works perfectly. I am just trying to decide which way is my fave.

    Scott
     
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    Myron Stratis

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    Well this is a hard choice! Each one of these two tones has it's character and I can say that I like both! :) That new mic seems to do a great job, the guitar sounds huge! :)
     
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    rwe333

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    Nice playing and tones, SL.
    That said these posts always confuse me as - at the end of the day - all that really matters is what you find the most unique, dig?
    But you know this...
     
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    scottl

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    Thanks Myron and Wayne! Working on finding it Wayne....

    Btw guys, my hosting company just went down. If you can't dload the clips, try back periodically. Probably just a server reboot I hope....
     
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    Woodyworld

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    Jee what you been taking lately - your playing seems to have hit another level!!

    Ok my preference is the 01 midcap out of the two - can't nail exactly why it just hits the spot for me
     
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    Marcello

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    less diapers maybe ? :D

    I liked 047 best (tone + take)
    great job dude
     
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    Ed DeGenaro

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    first one.
     
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    abergdahl

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    Prefer the 01 cap, more bit and character to the tone. Both sound great though. And playing is fantastic.
     
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    Tag

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    Agreed! Second one sounds fuzzier by comparison.

    Great playing! Chops are getting REALLY good! Teach those shredders a lesson! ;)

    Figs tone is still better for some reason. Its brighter, but clearer with less fuzz. Pups on the guitar maybe? Speaker? Recording? Make my amp sound like his, not yours. :p ;)
     
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    Ed DeGenaro

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    Stop agreeing with me...makes me feel like the end of the world is near.
    BTW, i put up another take in the Mr.Magic thread that may be tag approved.:dude
     
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    scottl

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    Our amps are the same... It is different settings, different speaker, different guitar, different pickups, different micing angle, etc... I was also going for a certain tone. I am trying to get a loose farty bass thing happening.
     
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    lhallam

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    As most have pointed out, they both sound good.

    .047 seems to have just little more of that spongey, chewy sound than in the .01 clip.

    The .01 has a little more pick attack ting/ping on the top strings. It's not objectionable at all in your clip.

    Things sound a lot different in your room, or at least it's easier to hear the subtle differences live.

    Great playing.
     
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    Tag

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    I guess tone is all in the fingers. He obviously has it and you do not. LOL!! :moon


    (My amp is going to come back sounding like a Crate. :mad: )


    ;)
     
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    scottl

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    Haha! After that comment you are gonna be lucky if it sounds like a Crate! I was thinking more horrid dry Marshall tone... LOL :D
     
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    Ed DeGenaro

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    hEY! There are those of us who live by horrid dry marshall tone!
     
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    Tag

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    NO!!!!!! NOT THAT!!!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :mad:
     
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    lhallam

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    I got to see our man in action. He's about as dogged as one can get:

    ---------------------------------------------- D.S. al Perfect Tone
    ||: put in a component | listen | decide what it needs :||

    Perfect Tone
    | done || :cool:
     
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    :D
     
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