Friday afternoon, no work, felt like beating up the guitar a bit. This is the standard JS32T with GFS Gold Redactives, cable, DSL set to scoopy soupy, volume all the way up, EQ in the loop to roll off the low end a bit through the mesa cab.
But felt it missed a bit of the in the low-mids I was hearing in the room. So, I popped the Audix i5 toward the paper right between the dust cap and the edge of the speaker. https://app.box.com/s/dld6xm9ilwdqk9fhl6uwp6ovbj7dtvsz
I fell I'm getting closer on the drums, though the kick still feels a little over-full to me at the moment. Still, not bad for an hour or so of fuckery.
Walt wrote:But when the hour is nigh, and the lights are low, and I got a little toothpick of a shwag joint in my teeth, and my friends want to hear me play "Into the Void", or "TNT", "or "Cemetery Gates"...I plug my 600 dollar guitar into my 150 dollar amp, and I am a Rawk gawd.
And yeah Raf, that m160 is as close to "that's my amp" as any single mic ever achieves. The combo of the two mics just hits a little harder in that gnarly gut-punch region. #4 is pretty close to ideal for me for that old school thrash chug. If I can spend a little time getting drums and bass to sound right with it, and still have it hit like that in the mix?
Guitars: 2018 Gibson Les Paul Standard | Fender American Pro II Stratocaster | PRS S2 Mccarty 594 | PRS S2 Vela Semihollow | PRS CU-22 | PRS CE24 semihollow
Yeah, the tones and riffing are awesome! Nice work!
Peavey XXX Head Henning Bottle Rocket Preamp Carvin MTS3212 Combo Hamer XT DC with Sheptone Red headed step childs Xaviere LP copy with Floyd Rose and Dimarzio Illuminator Bridge HB, Wilkinson Neck 80's Washburn Scavenger Bass Boss GT1000
in the low-mids I was hearing in the room. So, I popped the Audix i5 toward the paper right between the dust cap and the edge of the speaker.
