I did some experimenting with the Fredman Technique today and I got this result... and now I want feedback! :D Good/bad/needs more cowbell, whatever you have to say, I want to hear it.
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Thanks. 1/3 ain't bad I guess. Yeah the amp is solid state but
Thanks. 1/3 ain't bad I guess. Yeah the amp is solid state but... hey, that's not bad for a solid state amp I'd say :D It's damn near passable in my book. The next time I fart with this technique I think I am going to move both mics an inch or two off center from where they are. The tone is thick and all, but I'd like to hear a little more grain in there. Kind of like the Clayman guitar sound, which is the signature sound for this miking technique. I am preaching to the deaf here I know, a lot of the guys on this forum don't care for metal. I had $20 bucks that someone would ask what the Fredman technique was... and I won :D
Well, I'm typically out of the loop, so I don't know what the Fr
Well, I'm typically out of the loop, so I don't know what the Fredman Technique is, but as far as the clip;
I am not THAT kind of guitarist, but it sounds like that may be a great tone for those who are. It sounds very 'solid-state'- but not in a bad, Tom Schloz' Rockman way.
sean