Axe-Fx III Tutorial - Edge of Breakup Tones - Tips and Tricks
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You are really opening up the Axe FX III for me. Appreciate it. Your stuff has the best tones. Good on ya.
You've definitely warmed my heart today Leon! Excellent demonstration of those wonderful clean single coil tones! Love it! Well done and thanks for sharing brother!
You are becoming one of my favorites! Leon thank you so much. I bought the York Audio pack today, can't wait to mix it into my DC-30 presets as well. Cheers mate.
Best Axe Master Sensei out there. Helps all us amateur plunkers who happen to like really good tones take advantage of such an awesome beast of hardware.
That Matchless sounded great.
Thanks for all your tutorials! They really help understanding effects inner workings
I had no idea what edge of breakup is, but now I hear it and its dope
In an tube amp, there’s a moment where the signal goes from clean to starting to have saturation, it’s been on the edge of the tube breaking up; it’s generally a clean tone that might be saturated when you play harder, or a clean tone with slight saturation. It’s called Edge of Breakup :)
Great video from a great bloke!!!
the Carol-Ann with the Klon was glorious
Revisiting this vid. This is to me what makes modelling so fucking good...
Love that you put some stank on that last solo bit. All the tones are money. Cheers
Sounds great man ! Love the warm tones !
Great video Leon - a nice change from the drop C high gain videos!
Hell has frozen over!
I like it when you can't really tell if the tone is clean or starting to distort. I've found that the Mesa Subway Blues model in the Fractal allows me to get into that zone very easily. The Blankenship Leeds amp model is also very good at this as well, in the Marshall school of amplification.
yet another great and informationally slammin'(I said it!)vid...much 'preciated, brother Leon...
you deserve just way more than 10k follower!
Thank you so much! Another excellent video. I'm applying your advice to the Axe FX II, fwiw, and am using a Charvel Model 6 rather than a Strat, which definitely makes things sound a little different. Nevertheless, your tips on how to dial these amps in is much appreciated. I find myself really enjoying the 'matchbox', which is funny, because when I first auditioned it when I bought the Axe FX, I didn't understand it or like it at all.
Awesome video like Always Leon 👍👍😀😀😀
Thx again Leon, i'm goin for this kinda vibe for our church band, you explain things nicely !! now i just need to tweek my tones, God bless you sir for helping us beginners, i luv your tones !! you sound really really great
Weird to hear an Axe-FX tutorial from you where you're not cranking out drop D power chords :)
Must have been the weather that day :p
I may be a bit of a purest, but why use 2 x 12" speaker config when you are trying to emulate a Fender Tweed Deluxe which only has 1 x 12" speaker?
Also, the hardest amp to emulate in my opinion is the Fender Tweed Champ, heard on multiple rock record in the 50's 60's and 70's...., The Faces, Doobies, Bad Finger, Stones, etc.
Great job, though. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
very nice video...nice tones..I am in favor for more of these , non high gain videos.....how about the double verb, can get very edgy with the right drive pedal...or not your cup of tea?
The Deluxe is more my jam but the Twin is so good for glassy tones!
Having a little trouble creating this preset. When I go to a new scene and switch amps, it end up overwriting all scenes with that amp. How do you create different scenes, each with a different amp all within the same preset?
When you select a block, in this case an amp block, to the left you can see "CHANNEL > A B C D", see how Leon's channels change when he is on a different scene and amp? That's how you get different amps if you are using only 1 amp block. 1 amp block = 4 different amps (A B C D channels).
Funk with compression? 😀I bet you’re great at that too.
Morgan is killer for edge of breakup
Hello Leon. Love your work. I just bought an FM3 and found I can import Axe 3. I'd love to find this download. I really was looking for this grouping Can you please share the this Preset? I'd love to add it to my Preset selection.
Are you still planning on doing a Lincoln Brewster tone video?
Yeah, hopefully I can get into it this month.
Leon Todd awesome!
how do you make the higher pitch stuff not so ear piercing? im getting one soon. thanks
Does teh single coil pickups give it most of that sound? Hard to get it to sound good on humbuckers even though Im copying the settings. Great sound anyway!
Yep :)
If you close your eyes Steve Erwin is gunna show you how to dial in a monster tone on his axe fx III
"Look out mate, this Boogie is a BIG ONE"
Hi, I am saving my money for an Axe FX III but I honestly don't know much about tweaking settings and working through all the menu configs like you are doing. I can still just download presets that others have made correct or use the preloaded sounds that come with the Axe FX? I guess it can't be that hard to work this thing it just looks very intimidating is all. I am coming from a Scarlet Solo/Guitar Rig setup. Does the Axe FX work kind of the same way, just sounds 10x better.
There's hundreds of great factory presets and thousands more other users have created. 90% of the time i just use an amp model, a cab model and a delay and I get lost!
Thanks for the quick reply and good news. I'll definitely watch some more of your videos on this thing.
@@Sharppz15 Its probably a bit overkill if you are just going to use presets and have no real desire to deep dive.
The axefx doesnt sound 10x better than modern vsts and vsts have a better update cycle/ are cheaper.
I mean just checkout Neural DSP or Bias
All the same advances that are available to Fractal are available to anyone else paying attention to research papers or with a penchant for DSP engineering.
What it does do is allow you to have those sounds in a stable, gig ready platform with huge configuration/ modulation options, great I/O and delegating the processing to outboard gear instead of having your computer do it.
I definitely wouldn't think of getting it just for sound quality even though it sounds great, there are cheaper options out there that sound almost as good or better. Kemper would be a good example of that. Sounds more accurate (at least with regards to amp simulation/ modelling) imho just with much less configurability.
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Just a (maybe) dumb question..real amps are ofter preferred for their dynamic and the axe-fx is maybe the best sim that can offer the same feel and dynamic, so..why do you want to compress your tone, especially in this kind of tone where you can be clean or dirty depending on how hard you pluck the strings? When I think about "edge of breakup tone", Andy Timmons comes to my mind and for example Electric Gipsy. So, if I think about compression in this kind of tone I think about post gain compression so I'm able to be dynamic gain wise and slightly compressed volume wise. And maybe is exactly what you did..what can you say to me? Thanks!
Axe-III Output comp is my go to, which is precisely what you mentioned :)
Boss I really enjoy your videos, You are very knowledgeable regarding guitar tones. I need your opinion about a beautiful slightly overdriven tone( you will be impressed with the slight breakup tone), I heard on a song. Please check out a Hindi film song "Saibo" in UA-cam, in the chorus section a guitar outro part used a slightly crunch tone, it is just impressive....
What amp was used for that tone, I just cannot figure it out....?? Please advise. I think a tweed with some sort of warm fuzzy overdrive or A Dr. Z amp
You should be able to get that tone using a single coil equipped guitar into a tweed Deluxe style amp. A hint of compression would help too ;)
@@LeonTodd thank you so very much for your opinion...I was continually hearing it in my head couldn't figure it out. The key is single coil...awesome boss:)
Yeah, the hat is the most important part of that guy.
how's the latency?
Of what? The FX3? You'd never experience it. It's as responsive as my tube amps.
I can hear your dog...
Camera needs an upgrade. Looks like a webcam quality
Forgot to take my UV filter off. Derp