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Re:How do you get "THAT" sound February 01, 10 5:09 PM (permalink)
I'm getting there - for Xmas, I was bought the Boss MT2 and an SM57.

Micing up my small Marshall, running through the MT2 is a LOT lcoser - though not being able to play at any sort of volume still hampers the process.

Examples....hmmm....maybe, off the top of my head, the guy in Evenescense gets close to what I want.

I'm not really up to speed with a lot of metal bands to be honest - if I hear something I'll be sure to post it on here.

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Re:How do you get "THAT" sound February 01, 10 5:42 PM (permalink)
the best way to get "THAT" sound, is to make that sound exactly the way you want to hear it, and put a good mic on it, with good mic technique.

mix to taste.

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