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Looks and sounds great.

I can have the purist mentality when it comes to amps but sims have gotten so much better and afford one the ability to dial in a lovely sound while preserving a good performance. About 95% of the recording I do these days is with VST’s

I've said it before on here, but I have my dream amp. My real amp is probably the best amp I could conceivably ever own. But for recording, I don't think I'll ever be able to mic it to sound better than Amplitube.

I suppose a proportion of that is that there is a big difference between recorded guitar sound and live sound. Like, those great Marshall sounds on record, that's not what a Marshall sounds like in the room etc.

Hurb wrote:

NickD wrote:

Mike wrote:I love your videos hard

Great production value, sounds, lols and chops

You’re already way better than I ever was

Than I ever was, ever was

Agree though, the production quality is great. Mainly down to you Hurb, but amazing how good consumer tech sounds these days

I have to say I was always dead against plug ins and amp sims. But they have saved my life this past year (2020/2021) and my family's ears! I think guitar rig 5 sounds great and it was free as is the version of Ableton I use. the audio interface was sub 100 too.
I know you were talking about the audio, but I am quite proud of my video in this one too. Not bad for some cheap ebay lights and my phone camera.

Was talking about the whole lot mate

The whole kit and caboodle

Cheers boss x

did enjoy it, I've been using the amp sims in ableton a bit but maybe I should explore guitar rig a bit

lorez wrote:did enjoy it, I've been using the amp sims in ableton a bit but maybe I should explore guitar rig a bit

Are you windows or mac?

Bacchus wrote:

lorez wrote:did enjoy it, I've been using the amp sims in ableton a bit but maybe I should explore guitar rig a bit

Are you windows or mac?

Mac