I didn't say they're louder. I'm talking about perceived volume due to more high end, which is likely going to be something a person experiences after direct volume matching/leveling.
I didn't say they're louder. I'm talking about perceived volume due to more high end, which is likely going to be something a person experiences after direct volume matching/leveling.
I don't experience that.
I used them this morning and they were really good but not great. Got feedback from the audio engineer, he said my tone sounded more open, filled the space in the mix better, but was a bit on the darker side compared to previous tones. Said they sounded really good overall though, I'll be making some adjustments in the low mids (slight cut) and highs (slight bump) based upon his feedback.
Agreed completely.
Maybe it sat in the mix and opened up because it was a bit darker though?
I appreciate the thought but I trust this engineer and will follow his recommendations re the mids and highs. His comment about the mix was that the guitar seemed to fill more space but it was a bit buried in the mix compared to previous tones. He made some EQ adjustments today but knows that tweaks on the Axe III will probably sound better. I'm not going to make simple EQ tweaks, there are a few parameters I'll adjust within the Amp block that will provide the changes we need.
This is my experience. I had to put low cuts in to stop stepping all over the bass player last night. Sounds killer with more than enough beef for me.
Twice so far. Really happy with the results. I have been happy with my sound for a while, but with dynacabs it did feel a bit more satisfying somehow. It felt more like using a real amp.
I believe they already are time aligned through Minimum phase transformation
It's cool that you think you don't experience that. You're a rarity if that's the case. The whole thing about perceiving a thing in a certain way is that that perception makes it so the person doesn't realize their perception isn't objective.
I meant that I don't perceive the DynaCabs as having a higher volume.
That's been my experience as well, but it might depend on specific cab and mic location. I also think there might be more high-end energy (generally) which could change how they sit in a mix.
Some have indicated that Dyna-Cabs sound more direct and open and the Legacy's less focused and more diffuse ("blanket").
I would say the Legacy cabs have a "sheen" to them that isn't there with the Dyna-Cabs, and I'm not missing it. If I had my way,
Stroke?
Oh man , that's a hell of a pocket dial eh?
I'm just going to leave it as I'm covering the mistake here, unless the mods prefer it to be deleted?
