short F blues solo experiment

    Honestly: a Steinberger has not been built for playing the blues..... the sound is kind of nosy with too much treble and high mids, the "bottom" is missing.

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    first name: Guenter / family name: Haas / www.guenterhaas.de

    yes, thanks for your opinion guenterhaas, I really appreciate it!! :thumbup:


    I was experimenting here with everything, also with sound.. but in some way I like it.. and this recording is far from ideal..


    and Steinberger? ufuf, I´m the Steinberger lover.. thanks to its headless system and the material used on the neck.. :)


    ps: please, If I can ask you to spend your time also with this recording I done before.. I would know if you find this one a little bit better? thanks once more time!


    https://soundcloud.com/hallanbachia/f-blues-solo-02-0708-08


    pps: strange thing is that on my PC it sounds a bit different and quieter, on soundcloud it sounds louder, hm..

    Don't get me wrong, Steinbergers (made in USA) are great guitars (I'm owning a GM-4TA with Trans Tremolo ), but for blues I would prefer a guitar with a warmer sound (ES 335, Les Paul, old Strat ect.). At the end it's all a matter of personal taste ;)


    Here are some of my "bluesy" clips and you can hear the sound (all Kemper) I'm prefering:


    - Blues for Prince


    - Mr. Diezel

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    first name: Guenter / family name: Haas / www.guenterhaas.de

    I like the lick, but there are places where the notes kind of just get cut off. I have noticed this before with some modelers but not on a KPA. Perhaps it is the guitar, perhaps not.


    I record with an Andersen Drop Top Classic S, Apogee Symphony, Pro Tools and the KPA. I find the tonal experience to be outstanding. Sometimes, I actually record dry through the instrument jack on my A-Designs Pacifica Pre, then reamped to the KPA. This give me a very warm analog like sound.


    Nice overal fee.
    Thanks for sharing.


    Jake

    Yes, it's all a mater of taste - I like the first one better then the second one.


    Maybe you could try to roll of the tone control on the guitar a little bit.

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