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tylerhb

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Thursday, May 31st 2012, 5:43pm

knock88

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Monday, June 25th 2012, 12:17pm

Does anybody have an Lamb of god tone match sound?

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Monday, December 17th 2012, 5:53pm

hi I just got my Kemper yesterday at night ! i tried to do the tone match process with ozone 5 but i think i'm doing it wrong , it doesnt work at all, i'm trying to do "a nightmare to remember" since i have the isolated guitar track, I recorded the same riff part and tried to match EQ but it sounds pretty bad, i tried recording with cabinet off too but it doenst work, any clues of what i am doing wrong?

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Monday, December 17th 2012, 6:18pm

Quoted from "knock88"

Does anybody have an Lamb of god tone match sound?
Silent Underground did a tone match series for Lamb of God.

http://www.silentundergroundstudio.com/toysettings.htm

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Wednesday, December 19th 2012, 11:30am

I like the learning aspects behind this idea more than the ability to copy sounds of other guitar players.
But what I don't get: do you all have ozone 5 , that nearly costs 200 bugs? or is a free version out there, that offers the tone matching feature?

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Saturday, December 22nd 2012, 3:46am

Quoted from "BurnOut"

I like the learning aspects behind this idea more than the ability to copy sounds of other guitar players.
But what I don't get: do you all have ozone 5 , that nearly costs 200 bugs? or is a free version out there, that offers the tone matching feature?


200 bugs is a bargain I would say! Just will take some time to collect them in the backyard.

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Saturday, December 22nd 2012, 9:40am

ROTFLMAO!!!! :D
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Saturday, December 22nd 2012, 4:29pm

I have the flu bug right now that I can send to anyone who needs some bugs...just PM me your shipping address. 8)
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Saturday, December 22nd 2012, 10:56pm

Probably most people are getting crossgrades with ozone which does not cost too many bugs.i have used it for years and wouldnt be without it.

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Monday, December 24th 2012, 12:42pm

Ozone's not the only EQ-matching product out there; it's just the most practical IMHO. Voxengo's CurveEQ is another one, and heck - Steinberg's FreeFilter has been around for so long it's probably been bouncing around as abandonware for years. But I agree with londonjeepster; if I had to mix completely in the box with only the plugs that came with my DAW, I'd say punt. But if I was allowed to bring in just One or Two third-party plugs, Ozone would be my first choice. It's the best single plugin of its kind.

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