How does reamping CHANGE YOUR TONE?? [Ultimate Guitar Production]
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2019
- YES, reamping changes your tone! In this clip from his new course Ultimate Guitar Production, Andrew Wade shows exactly what reamping may be doing to your tone, and most importantly, what to do about it.
Once you understand what's actually going on, it's simply a matter of making the right adjustments to compensate for what the reamp may be doing - it's more than I can explain here, so just watch Andrew break it all down.
And remember this is only ONE of over 100 videos in UGP. When we said this was the most comprehensive, detailed course on guitars ever made, we weren't kidding :)
- Part 1: Guitar setup (8 videos)
- Part 2: Guitar Rig Setup (9 videos)
- Part 3: Recording techniques (25 videos)
- Part 4: Tracking a guitarist (16 videos)
- Part 5: Editing techniques (16 videos)
- Part 6: Impulse Responses (3 videos)
- Part 7: Dialing A Tone (9 videos)
- Part 8: Andrew's Extras (11 videos)
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Start at the nut and don’t stop. Excellent advice.
Brilliant. Always learning new things from you, thanks Andrew!
This is a really cool video. Thanks for the upload!
Holy crap this is intense stuff...stuff that I have issues with all the time. Can’t wait to get the whole course now!
You're a wizard Andrew!!
Andrew is a genius! Thanks for the tips!
Very informative. Thanks!
Had the same exact problem with guitar DI tracks, which were also very quiet (-18db) jst + EQ helped! Thanks!
EQ matching can do wonders to your tone, I find it amazing
That's brilliant man! thanks
RME interfaces are excellent for reamping, on the fireface 800 i use you can set the line output level to a hi gain setting which brings the dis to the perfect level for reamping through my radial j48. This also depends on if you properly set levels for getting the di
Thank you so much!
Really interesting and helpful video, thank you. Once you have created a matched EQ profile for a specific guitar, amp and cab, can you save it and reuse it for other songs, provided you’re using the same pickup, volume and tone settings on the guitar, and the same amp and cab (but with different gain and eq settings on the amp)? Or would you have to go through the EQ matching process each time?
This is the MAN who produced the Blueprints album by wage war🤘🤘
sweet!
Maybe you cover this in your other videos, but I think something to note is what DI box and Reamp box you are using. These are both points of coloration in your tone.
.. like JST CLIP! was waiting for that xD
You don't need a sine way or slide or anything, just play some chords across the fretboard. Tone matching eq plugins don't care if you stop at a note, or play long or short notes, all they care for is the frequencies you generate.
Is the course still available?