2014/05/27 20:41:49
Rain
Best music to train and particularly to lift weights to, imho. 
 
That is, in the very unlikely event that one ever gets tired of Eye of the Tiger, of course. ;)
2014/05/28 10:38:23
bitflipper
My favorite exercise song is Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust". Perfect tempo for an elliptical or Nordic Track.
 
But I could definitely picture Rammstein as workout music. Those guys certainly get an intense workout when they perform! Cartwheels with fireworks on your boots! Probably won't catch on at your local gym, though.
2014/05/28 10:46:29
Mesh
+1
Good workout music!!
 
I actually looked for some user patches at the IK Amplitube user area for that Ramstein sound, but didn't find any. Anyone know how to dial in those tones?
2014/05/28 10:54:44
Guitarhacker
Something about good, hard, rock and roll just gets the blood flowing....
 
I just discovered this bunch of fellows.... 5 finger death punch 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xol8dHu2K6M#t=20
 
that one ^^^^^ would be a good 3.5 minute workout on the heavy bag.   Rah!!
 
and  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjrf0JWcHys
 
 
 
2014/05/28 10:57:16
batsbrew
heil
2014/05/28 13:14:57
Rain
Mesh
+1
Good workout music!!
 
I actually looked for some user patches at the IK Amplitube user area for that Ramstein sound, but didn't find any. Anyone know how to dial in those tones?




Your best option in terms of software would probably be Rammfire by Native Instruments - it's a software duplicate of Kruspe's actual rig and if I'm not mistaken, the patches were created by the guy himself. Pretty inexpensive too - $49 IIRC. Even if you don't want to buy it, if you have Guitar Rig installed, you can demo Rammfire and see how those sounds are created and try to replicate that in AT.
2014/05/28 13:50:03
Mesh
Rain
Mesh
+1
Good workout music!!
 
I actually looked for some user patches at the IK Amplitube user area for that Ramstein sound, but didn't find any. Anyone know how to dial in those tones?




Your best option in terms of software would probably be Rammfire by Native Instruments - it's a software duplicate of Kruspe's actual rig and if I'm not mistaken, the patches were created by the guy himself. Pretty inexpensive too - $49 IIRC. Even if you don't want to buy it, if you have Guitar Rig installed, you can demo Rammfire and see how those sounds are created and try to replicate that in AT.


Good point Rain.......I love those tones and I had forgotten about Rammfire.......I think I still have GR4 and might do the demo thing (until I find it cheap on KVR)

 
Thanks!!
2014/05/29 05:04:02
craigb
Of course, you could always get Wallenstein-ized as well. 
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