Hey all,

Need some advice quick on this project - due in 1 week.

I am mixing a band that does a lot of songs with 3 heavy dist. guitars plus bass. all players like that deep fat sound, lead tends to be fuzzy.

hi all,

what do you think, which guitar he plays ?

X-Orcism

thx

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I am Micing a Fender Blues Jr. with an SM58 that's hooked into a PreSonus Studio Channel Preamp. This is output into my MOTU Ultralite mk3 which is hooked via firewire to my PC and recorded via Cubase 5 in Windows 7 64-bit. The VU meter on my pre-amp does not indicate any clipping not does the input level within cubase. The waveform does not appear to have any clipping either.

Hi recording community,
I'm not a newbie at recording, ive been doing it for about 6 years. I started out with a 4 track and worked my way up to a multitrack recording which i now use, the Tascam 2488neo Portastudio. It works great for me and I enjoy working on it.

Hi, is it possible to change tuning of guitar in real time using native instruments guitar rig? For example, want to learn song that is down a half step. I want to plug into guitar rig and tell it half step down and off I go. So, this needs to be in real-time. It doesn't look like guitar rig could do this, maybe not possible for processing reasons. Any other programs out there?

Hi kids. So, my friend from Conrad Amps has built another incredible addition to the guitar amp world.

As best as I can describe it: It is is called 'The Pentode' and it has a dual pentode pre in it. As well as several other layers of slick guitar sound to it.

He's finally building heads only for all you Marshall cabinetted guys out there.

Hello!

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I'm aiming towards a sound like this:

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