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Wondering what you guys think is the best sounding combo amp for live classic 80s hard rock/metal music. I’ve got a dsl40cr, but I think I’d like to step up to a 212. Thinking maybe the blackstar or the evh iconic. Thoughts?

I'm trying to pinpoint the key components that go into getting a tone that makes everything "easier" to play. Often I've struggled with tones that might sound good, but they punish you for every little note not fretted or picked with 100% accuracy. There have been times I've played through amps...

Yeah, I was actually kind of shocked at how lame those Ugritone Arena rock drums sounded out of the box. They've got potential, but some EQing is necessary I'm definitely going to start practicing with putting all drum kit pieces on their own track and working with EQ separately. The URM course...

Honestly, I think this has a lot to do with it. I believe something wither in the rendering or the settings is making it low quality. It sounds ok in the daw. I'm using 44.1/16 at the moment. Previously 44.8/24

This is a Neural DSP Fortin Cali amp sim

Just listen to how low quality this sounds. It sounds horrible. Why?

Here's one more good example of how I'd like my stuff to sound. what gives it this pro sound?

Yeah, I set the accessibility to anyone with the link can view. It must be on your end Sorry for the confusion. It probably was that my phone just logged me in on the other account automatically bc of cookies or whatever. My bad

Weird, it seems to be linking two of my accounts together. WEIRD! I never logged in on BigGuitars. But yes, both those accounts are me. It was a mistake. I only meant to use this one from now on. Sorry for the confusion EDIT: Sorry if that violates rules. I didn't mean to!

Mine has a Warehouse British Invasion speaker and I always use SD-1 out front There is no difference at all whether I export them mono or stereo Again, you guys are just saying the same old shit. Everything that is NOT the issue and has ZERO to do with it. There is something you all do that...

I'm so fucking sick of cantankerous difficult gear/software not sounding the way it should. It should not be this hard. It's like I'm cursed. If I touch it it sounds like shit.

When I mic up my Marshall and do everything like people say, it sounds like fucking shit

If I were to upgrade interfaces from my focusrite solo, whats a superior option that is not much more expensive?

How do I get a sound like this? Focusrite solo Mackie CR3s Variety of amp sims from Bogren to Neural DPS Fortin Cali to Amp Room to ML soundlabs Ugritone Arena Rock drums Perfect Drummer EZ Drummer Decent PC Charvel Pro Mod San Dimas Jackson Dinky higher end model EVH Wolfgang Special...

I don't think the problem is the "mix". I'm tired of hearing that word. The problem is the SOUND. The "mix" is what you do to the project after you get the sound you want. Stop saying "mix". Mixing means mixing, not sound.

I appreciate this honest feedback. It's nice that someone actually cared enough to listen honestly and judge it honestly rather than give the typical "I don't hear anything wrong with it, sorry gotta go I'm busy" response. I agree the drums are sooooo fucking lame! Such a let down. They sound...

This looks like its geared strictly for modern metal and progressive/djent type stuff which is quite a long ways from the stuff I play

Yeah just frustrated. I'm signing up!

Even when I mic up my Marshall with my sm57 and folloe tutorials on proper micing and gain staging, it still sounds like shit