D
Deleted member 27494
Guest
Hey all,
Blending amps and quad tracking, both aren't very new concepts, in fact there are many many albums out there that use these methods to get a huge guitar tone. However, there are multiple ways to go about this and I wanted to find out how they sounded in comparison to eachother. I'm also very curious to know your thoughts! What are your methods? Which one of my tested methods sounded the best to your ears? I want to do more videos on blending amps in the future, so I would like to find 1 or 2 methods that simply work the best.
One thing that I find interesting is that always when I try two amps on the same DI, I get phasing issues. I even hear this in some big rock albums. I guess that's what people like? I also explore that in this video....
I'm trying my Mesa Dual Rectifier and Peavey 6505 here. Check it out and let me know your thoughts!
Blending amps and quad tracking, both aren't very new concepts, in fact there are many many albums out there that use these methods to get a huge guitar tone. However, there are multiple ways to go about this and I wanted to find out how they sounded in comparison to eachother. I'm also very curious to know your thoughts! What are your methods? Which one of my tested methods sounded the best to your ears? I want to do more videos on blending amps in the future, so I would like to find 1 or 2 methods that simply work the best.
One thing that I find interesting is that always when I try two amps on the same DI, I get phasing issues. I even hear this in some big rock albums. I guess that's what people like? I also explore that in this video....
I'm trying my Mesa Dual Rectifier and Peavey 6505 here. Check it out and let me know your thoughts!
