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Bato
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I think you need the mid cut. Herbert or D-Moll.
crankyrayhanky
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JimmyBlind
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Assuming spending thousands of bucks on a different diezel is out the question, I reckon you can get the mid cut sounds you want with some tweaking of overdrive pedals in front of the amp.
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esizer
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If the bass is bothering you, why not just dial back the Bass and Deep? I run both of mine very low.
+1 on the Mid Cut though...until just recently, I was only using it to spank up the clean channel but I have found that it is a very useful tool for making a more aggressive tone. Since the mid cut is centered at 400 Hz (IIRC) it is great for dialing in just a little to cut out some of the low mids.
+1 on the Mid Cut though...until just recently, I was only using it to spank up the clean channel but I have found that it is a very useful tool for making a more aggressive tone. Since the mid cut is centered at 400 Hz (IIRC) it is great for dialing in just a little to cut out some of the low mids.
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Bato
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Exactly! It's only to make it sound more airy and not so thick as without.
rabies
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I tried ch 1 clean mode at home last nite (straight in, no efx) and it sounds and feels great. I'll need to focus on the rhythm stuff this weekend.
kahawe
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So your Deep is at noon and channel Bass at or above noon - plus you are running a ported cab which further enhances the low end... no wonder you have tons of bass, you have literally done pretty much everything to get a massive low end save swapping it for a bass amp! (Kinda the same with your open-back 4x12, stood close to a wall that's sure going to project well and fill your room, since that's what it is for.)
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Myles Kennedy uses Diezel in Alter Bridge.