Mesa Boogie Mark V profiles

nightlight · Jun 8th 2018

Hey guys, I just created a couple of clips using the Mark IIC+ and Mark IV channels of my Mark V.

Here's a short sound clip of the profiles in a mix. The track is Spirit in Black by Slayer.

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The profiles are called Mefa Noogie Boost A and B on the Rig Exchange.

Monkey_Man · Jun 8th 2018

You got the fancy-assed machine up and running and spanking the e-drums, AJ, or is that SD3 or something?

Anyway, well done, mate. This is surely a rare occasion!

397f7c95538961c9090da40b2b0b6e229b278069 · Jun 8th 2018

Sounds good man!

nightlight · Jun 8th 2018

Quote from Monkey_Man

You got the fancy-assed machine up and running and spanking the e-drums, AJ, or is that SD3 or something?

Anyway, well done, mate. This is surely a rare occasion!

SD3, Nicky. Thanks!

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Sounds good man!

Thanks man!

spikey · Jun 8th 2018

Played with BoostA for over an hour- Very nice

Thanks!!!

Zapman · Jun 8th 2018

Very nice AJ. On a side note of your profiles, I still like the Christmas Clean!!

nightlight · Jun 15th 2018

Guys, I have updated this "pack" with one last rig. This one is called (surprise, surprise) Mefa Noogie Boost D.

This is a short track I recorded to test the profile. No EQing or reverb.

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nightlight · Jun 21st 2018

Guys, I did another mix test. This is with the Mefa Noogie Boost A, B and D profiles. B and D were used for the rhythms and A was used for the solo guitar.

No EQing, though I added reverb to get everything to sit right.

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Please have a listen and do try the profiles. Play them louder and you will see what I like about them. Do note that the volume of Boost D is a bit low due to the profiling process: just raise rig volume and it will knock your socks off.

Cheers!

djemass · Jun 22nd 2018

Salut Veilleuse, quel est ton système d'écoute?

Ton dernier clip semble beaucoup mieux équilibré. J'ai l'impression que la gratte sonne toujours un peu trop nasale à mon goût. D'expérience je n'utilise jamais de réverbe pour les grattes mais plutôt un delay stéréo avec un mix bas ...

Mon humble avis

Sinon c'est cool

Djé

nightlight · Jun 22nd 2018

Quote from djemass

Salut Veilleuse, quel est ton système d'écoute?

Ton dernier clip semble beaucoup mieux équilibré. J'ai l'impression que la gratte sonne toujours un peu trop nasale à mon goût. D'expérience je n'utilise jamais de réverbe pour les grattes mais plutôt un delay stéréo avec un mix bas ...

Mon humble avis

Sinon c'est cool

Djé

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Merci beaucoup, Gerald. I'm still figuring out how to mix effectively. Probably the reverb was too high in the mix. Was using it to try to glue the mix together. Will try the stereo delay idea, thanks!

nightlight · Jul 1st 2018

I have one more for you. This one is with a "secret" mic added to my SM57. I think it sounds brutal. I've also added a suggested graphical EQ. It is turned off, but try turning it on.

Also, be sure to turn up rig volume. I was tempted to do so myself, but figured I should leave it to you guys to balance it with your existing profiles.

EDIT: Nerfed this rig, it was not good.

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