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Capturing a real thick heavy rhythm guitar sound

anonymous
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Basically we are trying to get a real heavy Sabbath/Sepultura/Entombed kinda crunchy heavy rhythm sound form our recordings, any tips?



Ive got a selection on sennhesier evos and a AKG Solid Tube with a Hughes n Ketner Amp Warp 7 and 74 Flying V



Thanks 8-)

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I still am working on nailing my "awesome sounds" on guitar. But the Hughes & Kettner is the right choice IMO. I am jamming with a guitarist that uses a H&K Tri Amp.

Holy Moly that thing records like nothing else!

Heavy as hell. He also is another guitarist that swears by the BBE sonic max

If you haven't used one, maybe try one out. It might be your missing piece. He loves it.

I will be getting a H&K also real soon. But I am a stickler for all tube amps :!:



WARP X

Thu, 04/28/2005 - 15:47 Permalink
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anonymous

its that guy again wrote: I still am working on nailing my "awesome sounds" on guitar. But the Hughes & Kettner is the right choice IMO. I am jamming with a guitarist that uses a H&K Tri Amp.

Holy Moly that thing records like nothing else!

Heavy as hell. He also is another guitarist that swears by the BBE sonic max

If you haven't used one, maybe try one out. It might be your missing piece. He loves it.

I will be getting a H&K also real soon. But I am a stickler for all tube amps :!:



WARP X



whats a sonic max :shock:



8-)



Pedal?

Fri, 04/29/2005 - 00:09 Permalink
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The sonic maximizer is a processor. Mainly used on guitar rigs and amps. It is not that expensive, but LOTS and LOTS of guitar players love them. Try one out at a local guitar store one day. You will most likely want one after hearing it. It kind of smooths out the signal without changing it too much, and also adds some very nice qualities that an amp does not have build in.

Sat, 05/07/2005 - 13:51 Permalink