Posts by waraba

Here is an hard rock one , JCM 800 all around , rhythm dist gits R & L , cleans is my Alice in Mars profile.

BASS : hugeSVT

sounds good to me Per, cool mods on that LP, I always was curious about this Page mod, so I'm really interested in yer new tones.

I'm super happy with the complex wiring on the revstar , 7 positions switch & tap filter on P90 , I might do it on my artist, really killer options.

I also bought a keyztone exchanger pro to build some great LP tones out of my strat , pretty awesome french pedal well worth the money.

Thx Larry, the track had no mastering this time, it's pretty raw, and I already had a sim tape with LP and a LP reaeq taming the highs.

Will check that deeper if I ever record some vocals for it, I'd have to sing like M. Bellamy LOL

here is a funny clip, that amp sustains for 15 seconds on a single note, no cheat

P90 clean part is the same profile, 3 on git vol pot

My latest track, all done with a Dirty Shirley, including leads & my strat ( with some pickup sims)

Bass & FX KPA : HUGESVTB7K

NAM gits ( FX & processing : KPA ) dirty Shirley + germanium fuzz ( real one)

There are a few harmonies colliding in a strange way, but I liked it anyway ...

Tried 'em fast , they are good and meaty , very mid focus (like a dist box was engaged at some point) , the sustain is really impressive , they also clean well on my P90 with just the git vol, which is cool.

You should upload 'em on rig ex , with a few rhythm ones , I'd appreciate some crunch ones.

Many thx for your work

Very cool Angelo , looking forward trying these, the Les Paul demo sounds really cool & well played

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That sounds fun but personally, I'd rather twist a chicken head knob , get an awesome tone then spend more time on my chops.

Believe it or not , but I twisted knobs for 12 years to get a inspiring Hendrix tone without being 100% happy , it took me a few hours of NAM to get to this point using a free dirty Shirley model. I love my KPA but I cannot achieve certain tones like I do with NAM , I get a better feel & mojo. I also get the germanium fuzz pedal buffer guitar interaction that my old KPA does not handle.

But I like the KPA ecosystem a lot and cannot really live without now

Let Mr Kemper write some assembly code or recompile the NAM open source code like he did with the original KPA profiling algo

For me it's pretty simple , allow third party open source modelers like NAM & proteus in the amp block , just like genome just did with their software : you can run NAM within the vst , replacing the current amp sims they offer. NAM sounds better than the KPA to me and models all pedals with ease. a NAM model is around 300K , a KPA model is 6K , there must be a reason for the higher precision of a NAM model.

I don't know if it's ever possible with the actual KPA DSP , but it would sure be in a KPA2.

I'm actually building this dream rig around a NAM micro PC, a SSL2 running thru a KPA loop, I'll disable the KPA amp & cab stack and benefit from all the KPA has to offer.

Your style is very recognizable , apart the claps I don't hear that much EDM & disco TBH , it's more of a rock track to me , even with a bit of Rush vibe to it.

If you want to go disco , I'd suggest a strong disco beat first , with an uptempo BPM 4 beats on the floor, and build riffs & funk licks around this start. A funky groovy bassline is also mandatory of course, I would start from here , drum & bass , the gits should be the icing on the cake and not in front.

here is a quick ref , drum & bass from 0:30 ( with a single bass note lol )

Thanks larry , I do this most of the time , but I had to pan vs the synths this time , but will change the mix with that idea.

Here is a funky rock one, title comes from a funny YT subtitle about a les Paul video.

This one should fit in my video game / soundtrack collection

Good stuff indeed Joe ; well done

Great production again Per, to me you sound more more & more English as time passes ... the arrangement keeps getting evolved and you vocal range expands, I appreciate all these vocal experiments,

we'd probaly come to the same conclusion that a voice can be treated just like any other guitar for an infinity of results.

Thanks Per , I hope your Poisoned Rain & tears of the ocean will not be Feeding fires & end my burnin' forest instead

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I don't know how the vocals would fit since you have that tune pretty much filled. Leave it as is

I often edit & remix my tracks for vocals , as the music must be less prominent vs the vocals , bit depends on the text & vocal style.

I also leave some room in the 12 o clock part of the mix for this purpose.

Glad you like the instrumental

Great slide parts Mud' great feel on that groove

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lots of guitars here, great layer texture with particolar sounds (to my ears).

Well done !

Thx Angelo, 9 layers of guitars but no more than 5 at a time , you're right

Here is my latest , ready for vocals :