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Erock said:
that's wild. I always thought it would be easier if I could fret right handed, I thought my fingers would be way more articulate. Then I tried it... :(
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I grew up in a time when playing lefty was a no-no. My dad forced me to learn right-handed....
 
Fusionbear said:
Another recorded in five minutes scribble based on the groove from Della Brown....

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Man that lead tone is so sweet. Great playing of course too, otherwise it would be worth nothing and I wouldn’t have listened.

What is the setup you are using? I’ve actually always struggled to find that juicy lead tone. Only once when I played a Bogner Shiva at a music shop. Should have bought that amp. Was so fun to play lead on, but I wanted an amp to suit my rhythm playing and found it wasn’t suited. But man it was the best lead tone I’ve had for gratuitous shred.
 
Eazy-ESP said:
Man that lead tone is so sweet. Great playing of course too, otherwise it would be worth nothing and I wouldn’t have listened.

What is the setup you are using? I’ve actually always struggled to find that juicy lead tone. Only once when I played a Bogner Shiva at a music shop. Should have bought that amp. Was so fun to play lead on, but I wanted an amp to suit my rhythm playing and found it wasn’t suited. But man it was the best lead tone I’ve had for gratuitous shred.
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Thank you for the kind words.

It's the FM9T using a Splawn Quickrod model.

I use a simple NUX looper that has 99 drum patterns. I use a Bass 400 model with my Yamaha TRBX 5 string. The clean tone is a Fender twin model with chorus, delay, and reverb.

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Fusionbear said:
Thank you for the kind words.

It's the FM9T using a Splawn Quickrod model.

I use a simple NUX looper that has 99 drum patterns. I use a Bass 400 model with my Yamaha TRBX 5 string. The clean tone is a Fender twin model with chorus, delay, and reverb.

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What the hell? I would have never have guessed. Well there’s my tube snobbery smashed to pieces for the day.

I’ve been actually using my Kemper a lot more lately and finding it really is a matter of the right profile and settings. I’ve judged digital stuff many times on people’s bad profiles. Your’s today is the opposite and shows when done right and with a good player, it can be great.
 
Eazy-ESP said:
Is this a guitar doing the intro lead stuff. Not being a smart ass. It’s a very creative sound and not the obvious tones, and it’s tight. I like it a lot.
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I'm using a Hagstrom Viking through the Luv-U-Tron pedal that Wayne sent me.
They sound a little off compared to the raw files, especially the "RT Strut" track where the guitar comes in at around 1:45.
That chain is a little different though.
 
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower said:
I'm using a Hagstrom Viking through the Luv-U-Tron pedal that Wayne sent me.
They sound a little off compared to the raw files, especially the "RT Strut" track where the guitar comes in at around 1:45.
That chain is a little different though.
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Oh whoops. I didn’t listen to the RT Strut one. Just listening now. It’s definitely interesting to hear such tight and non rock/metal stuff on this site. Really good stuff Lisa.
 
Eazy-ESP said:
Why don't these appear on your Soundcloud? I was going to jam on RT Strut but the volume is too loud and can't be adjusted here. Unless there is a volume adjuster I'm not seeing?
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I use soundcloud mostly for collabs, so either set to private for that or not finished.
 
Eazy-ESP said:
What the hell? I would have never have guessed. Well there’s my tube snobbery smashed to pieces for the day.

I’ve been actually using my Kemper a lot more lately and finding it really is a matter of the right profile and settings. I’ve judged digital stuff many times on people’s bad profiles. Your’s today is the opposite and shows when done right and with a good player, it can be great.
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I have tube amps to compare with. I still love my tube amps, but I cannot deny how convenient and almost indistinguishable from the amps the FM9T can be...

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Fusionbear said:
I have tube amps to compare with. I still love my tube amps, but I cannot deny how convenient and almost indistinguishable from the amps the FM9T can be...

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Yep. I love my tube amps, and when at the right volumes they are magical, but I can’t believe how good my Kemper actually is too. For recording, convenience and access to tones from great producers. It’s changed my understanding of tone.
 
Devin said:
Always enjoyed this one; it's a 3 way collab - me on guitar, @killzone on bass/drum programming and my buddy Adam plays the solo

It's my LACS Starfield Cabriolet in to my Fender Prosonic; Adam recorded the solo with his Rocktron Phrophesy

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Nice !!!
 
Eazy-ESP said:
Yep. I love my tube amps, and when at the right volumes they are magical, but I can’t believe how good my Kemper actually is too. For recording, convenience and access to tones from great producers. It’s changed my understanding of tone.
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The Kemper was the gateway for me. My friend Sin Quirin was doing their debut gig as "Siglos" and I teched for him at that debut gig. I had to attend a few rehearsals to understand the set and know all his gear. He uses a Kemper toaster and any Marshall V30 loaded 4x12. But, his sound was killer.

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The second rig that I used on my path was Chris Brightwell's of Damage Inc. Metallica tribute Quad Cortex. He had a profile of a Mesa MKIV that sounds so killer. I used that same rig earlier this year.



I ultimately went with the FM9T because I like the ability to really fine tune the model vs. the limited adjustments available when using a profile.
 
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