I tried to play AC/DC-highway to hell with a free rig.

11722102d69847222a692d022685fc9f5c41a733 · Nov 17th 2019

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Hi, guys.

This time, I played the mbritt free Rick.

How do you like it?

djayart · Nov 17th 2019

Well done. Sound good.

deadman42 · Nov 17th 2019

Very nice cover. Great playing!

whippinpost91850 · Nov 17th 2019

Very nice cover

Maurizio70 · Nov 17th 2019

Love it, sound nailed very well!!!!!!!!

thisamplifierisloud · Nov 17th 2019

Just reduce the gain and give more power to your strokes !

I am always astonished how less gain Angus used.

Syntek · Nov 18th 2019

Quote from gitalious

https://youtu.be/ZhgL-7A3EzM

Hi, guys.

This time, I played the mbritt free Rick.

How do you like it?

Sound good!!

What mbritt profile is this??

Monkey_Man · Nov 18th 2019

Definitely dial the gain back for the rhythm parts at least.

They sound "congested" to me, and the solution could be to dial the mids back slightly as well as the gain and play "harder". Also, you could try trickling a little bit of direct-guitar signal through... IMHO.

Well done, man.

11722102d69847222a692d022685fc9f5c41a733 · Nov 19th 2019

Thank you all. It was helpful.

11722102d69847222a692d022685fc9f5c41a733 · Nov 19th 2019

Quote from Syntek

Sound good!!

What mbritt profile is this??

I'm Rick is probably using "m.britt 70 mars SL"

thisamplifierisloud · Nov 28th 2019

Do we get a new video to check ?

devcooch · Nov 28th 2019

Quote from Monkey_Man

Definitely dial the gain back for the rhythm parts at least.

They sound "congested" to me, and the solution could be to dial the mids back slightly as well as the gain and play "harder". Also, you could try trickling a little bit of direct-guitar signal through... IMHO.

Well done, man.

Interesting.. how to "trickle direct guitar signal"?

Hoki Toki · Nov 28th 2019

Quote from devcooch

Interesting.. how to "trickle direct guitar signal"?

Easy , just press and hold "Amplifier" button , go to page "2" in display

with "Page" buttons ( to the right of display) . Set "Direct Mix" to

your liking

Cheers !

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