i guess this would go under 'techniques', ?!
 
up for your perusal....
https://soundcloud.com/ba.../clean-elec-rhy-test-1

after talking about IR's and whatnot,
i thought i'd do a quick demo of a pretty straight up recording session,
a couple of guitar tracks, each having a mono left and right capture, mixed straight up.

premise:
clean electric guitar capture, using 2 mono channels per track, panned hard left and right.
1 channel direct thru a palmer pdi-09 off of a mesa boogie mKIIB head, and 1 channel from an open-backed 1x12 cab with a heritage celestion G12H-55, with a 57 miced from behind the cone.
2nd (harmony/solo) performance panned hard right and left...
so that the miced track from the rhythm track is opposite hand of the harmony track
guitar is run thru a Fulltone Fatboost III, into a Barber Tone press, 2nd track uses a Fulltone Mini Deja Vibe



 

I know you're looking for input on the sound itself, but I found the playing and musical content excellent.  You are an exceptionally talented person.  You certainly deserve success with your music

That's lovely Rob. I could play with tones like that for hours.

Love it!

jude77
I know you're looking for input on the sound itself, but I found the playing and musical content excellent.  You are an exceptionally talented person.  You certainly deserve success with your music

thanks jude, that's super nice of you to say, that way...
 
 

jamesg1213
That's lovely Rob. I could play with tones like that for hours.

it's some fun tones for sure..
the boogie is just barely set for breakup......
the fatboost is giving it a push...
and the compressor is set about half way on the blend knob,
meaning half the signal is direct with only levelboost, and the other half is actually compressed,
the two mixed together....
it allows for the dynamic of the intial pluck or pick..... but then sustains it a bit..

paradoxx@optonline.net
Love it!

thanks paradoxx

My favourite speaker on the planet. Beautiful tone.