Display MorePretty happy with this one.
Les Paul (with Bareknuckle Mules) using a Marshall TSL profile and a Schecter Damien Elite (with EMGs 81/85) using a Mesa Boogie Single Rectifier profile. Solo was the LP and the TSL with a volume boost and some delay.
The guitars were actually tuned to standard. I used the transpose effect to drop them down to C.
Recorded using Reaper.
Josh is a monster songwriter.
Awesome! 
I'll listen to it when I'm home. can't wait, Mexicola is an awesome tune just like the band - one of the best
at first i thought you redorded everything by yourself and I was thinking at the beginning of the song fucking hell, how did he manage to copy the bass sound 100% 
But it sounds nice, it's hard to seperate your guitar tones from the playback but I guess that means you matched Joshs sound ver well
Always good to see some qotsa love!
Cool Tune!!
at first i thought you redorded everything by yourself and I was thinking at the beginning of the song fucking hell, how did he manage to copy the bass sound 100%
But it sounds nice, it's hard to seperate your guitar tones from the playback but I guess that means you matched Joshs sound ver well
Always good to see some qotsa love!
I wish I could get that bass tone! 
Here are the backing tracks:
http://www.guitarbackingtrack.…he_stone_age/mexicola.htm
good heavy track, I like vocals very much 
Sweet - Love me some Queens!
I'll have to try those setups out - thanks. The transpose function is so damn convenient!
I found that the Muffin really rocks on Andy's Bassman Clean+ from Bundle 1. I don't think I tweaked anything on the rig but added the transpose, stock treble booster and stock Muffin and kept the GEQ in the X as Andy had it.
Really nicely done, I do think you could afford to go that bit more dirty though, the original track is really messy. Also it has that side chained compressor form the kick really pulling everything else down in the track to make it sound outrageously loud, not sure how you'd do that without tapping in the kick, but these are minor niggles, otherwise it's sounding good!
