Robert
Oranges and lemons, say the bells of St. Clements.
- Joined
- Sep 8, 2005
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- Camrose, Alberta, Canada - used to be Umea Sweden.
Made two quickies tonight.
with my new Michael Kelly guitar. I had to, since you all DEMANDED clips so subtly... 
First clip is heavier rock style. Two guitars were recorded playing the same riff, then I panned them left/right. The "amp" used is TonePort Marshall Super Lead with Distortion stomp box model added.
Heavy Rock - 1st test
Next clip is slow blues. Here I use the Super Lead model again, but without the distortion stomp box modeling. One rhythm guitar. The lead guitar plays on the humbucker at first, then halfway through, I switch to the neck pickup in split coil mode, in order to get that "hollow" sound.
Bluesy Marshall - 2nd test
I know I LIKE the sound of this guitar! :rockon: :dude:
I can do fat, heavy rock tones as well as bluesy overdrive. Do I really need any more guitars now?
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First clip is heavier rock style. Two guitars were recorded playing the same riff, then I panned them left/right. The "amp" used is TonePort Marshall Super Lead with Distortion stomp box model added.
Heavy Rock - 1st test
Next clip is slow blues. Here I use the Super Lead model again, but without the distortion stomp box modeling. One rhythm guitar. The lead guitar plays on the humbucker at first, then halfway through, I switch to the neck pickup in split coil mode, in order to get that "hollow" sound.
Bluesy Marshall - 2nd test
I know I LIKE the sound of this guitar! :rockon: :dude:
I can do fat, heavy rock tones as well as bluesy overdrive. Do I really need any more guitars now?