I put a nolly and bulb patch up tonight on rig exchange..probably do a few more
I just loaded these up and holy hell I am in tonal heaven, the Nolly lead patch is incredible.
I put a nolly and bulb patch up tonight on rig exchange..probably do a few more
I just loaded these up and holy hell I am in tonal heaven, the Nolly lead patch is incredible.
Killer setup!
I have been eyeing off the 12 switch version of that pedal, still debating on taking the plunge or not.
That is killer looking man!
Would you be interested in doing this for other controllers? Like the Ground control pro - there is definitely a market for it!
thanks again guys, I really appreciate the kind words
great to meet another Aussie on here, welcome
Thanks guys!
https://soundcloud.com/sam14-1/compound-fracture-demo
Hey guys, I knocked this out on the weekend and gave it a quick mix today, would love to know what you think
Guitars are all kemper
Bass is a Darkglass B7K into an Ampeg Kemper patch
Drums are bring old superior
Mix was dusted off with various Slate plugs, all that good stuff
Honestly there are heaps of ways to do this.
I use SPDIF into my Komplete Audio 6 interface which works for me, but cable straight into the interface is also a great option, it just depends what works for you and your setup
Best feature ever, comes in handy every morning
Man that sounds killer, that album was probably one of the greatest "recto" tones in my opinion.
I run no cabs on some clean tones, particualrly if they are in the background or heavily delayed/processed.
Obviously for main/dominant clean stuff I go for something warmer, but I find the no-cab tones useful on occasion.
Don"t mean to be stupid, but what is Djent ? Is it a style or a sound and what does DJENT stand for?
Ah it is so refreshing to be on a forum where Djent doesn't rule the roost.
Djent is a term that came about with the rise of bands in the post - Meshuggah state of modern metal. It is onomatopoeia for the sound made when you heavily palm mute a 2 octave power chord. It has also morphed into a "genre" of sorts, but the debate on that subject is furious and often hilarious haha.
These videos might help explain:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se3Ejq5Jm9U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=397eQ_jd1O0
That is an awesome idea. When the time comes to record my next album I might even take you up on it
Here's some visual help:
Same track...still not telling you which colour belongs to which amp:
I feel like there was the tiniest bit more high end on the green channel, but I really mean tiny, not even worth mentioning really.
If I had to guess, I would say that the purple is the Kemper, but they really both sound the same.
Great work mate, sounds really good, the lead tone in particular is incredible.
Holy shit you guys are making me feel very young haha
Your link be dead bud!
Sounds great mate! Really crunchy yet clear and fat, great work.