Recent content by vinirosa

Thanks for checking out, man. You are correct, in some sessions the strings do fight my guitar, I think. I didn't make any automation, I probably should though!

Old new song I just mixed, after many years that I actually wrote it. It's got some Marshall 1959 HW tones, well not really... I recorded with a Kemper profile, I made it with a Suhr Reactive Load Box and it sounds pretty close, actually. No pedals on this one. Les Paul straight into Kemper...

I love to play with this people. Love the tone of my Vemuram Butter Machine. Probably the only distortion pedal I’ve ever liked it. Cheers

I can see why many people prefer some of the high gain "boutique" amps out there, they are really good amps indeed. But is the 5150 III plastic sounding? No punch? I think I'll disagree on that, maybe it's got something to do with the speakers because the amp will certainly sound a bit harsh...

It seems that Mr. Landau knows tone like nobody else, I suppose. The thing is crazy good. Even the name. Smoooooth.

Totally agreed! I remember trying a 5150 head back in 1992 and I thought it sounded terrible... Although maybe I hear differently nowadays.

Maybe underrated isn't the best word, because as you pointed out, there millions of them out there. But for its price, I still think it sounds as good as even better than any amp, at any price point. This is pretty shocking to me.

Oh man, I used to love it! I'm into the Synergy gear but I want my old BMAN preamp, from Egnater, again. Not the current Synergy one. Please, consider making them again! Please! And the Vox one.

Hi there, how come after so many years passed by, so many great amp builders making awesome heads, multi channel heads, hundreds of preamps, plugins and modellers, the EVH 5150 III still sounds (to me) so perfect?! Channel 1 can do early AC/DC tones easily. If you wanna go nuts with it, just...

I think the head sounds like it's about to explode. The preamps do sound great but there is something about diming a real Marshall that it's really hard to get on preamps. I mean, this kind of amp sounds amazing when you dime it. Not every amp, I think. Having said that, the Plexi module sounds...

Yes, to me the Synergies sound similar because they all have the same Marshlley DNA. The head sound in the same ballpark but a little different, not too much. Subtle. The Synergies feel a bit "smoother" maybe.

I used a Fryette Power Station straight into Pro Tools (added Celestion 4x12 Greenback Balanced IR).

Hey guys, I’ve recorded some Synergy preamps that have a Marshall vibe, and just for a reference thing, I recorded my Marshall 1959HW head too. I’ve been interested on the module thing since the Egnater days, and I think this may be helpful if you are into the Synergy universe. Take care.

Hi guys, I'm having a hard time changing user presets without connecting my Torpedo Live on my computer. When I change the presets on my Torpedo, it goes to Guitar and Bass presets but not into my 4 user presets, unless I plug the Torpedo into my computer (and do it using the Torpedo Remote)...

There's been a while since my last post so just for the sake of making a new video, I recorded this using my new amp, a Badger 35, and a Bogner Ecstasy Blue (my favorite distortion pedal). I used a Torpedo Live, added some delay and spring reverb on Pro Tools. That's it...