Kingfloyd
Inspired
I know that as a consequence of physics law, “bedroom level” presets will sound differently at louder volume. While I have no problem dialing good presets at “bedroom level”, I am unsuccessful at adapting these presets to gig level, which is extremely frustrating. Usually I do not have much time to tweak controls at rehearsal as my mates want to play and always ask that I reduce volume when tweaking presets between songs… I imagine that some of you went through this process:-x … Thus I would l would like to know if there are priorities to consider first to approach good live sounds starting from bedroom presets without tweaking during hours … (as bypassing compressor, reducing gain, or lowering bass … ???) In short the question is, could one guess in which ways the “bedroom level setting” will evolve as the volume goes up …
Hardware is not the problem. I am lucky enough to own good gear (Gibson les Paul with Mule PU + AXE FX II (Firmware 6) + “2:ninety” Mesa through 2 Marshall Handwired Cabinets). Main problem is to adapt higher gain presets: weak tone, lack of body, early Larsen, muddy bass notes …
Any directions on how to proceed is welcome (or have the tweaking process organized ...).
Hardware is not the problem. I am lucky enough to own good gear (Gibson les Paul with Mule PU + AXE FX II (Firmware 6) + “2:ninety” Mesa through 2 Marshall Handwired Cabinets). Main problem is to adapt higher gain presets: weak tone, lack of body, early Larsen, muddy bass notes …
Any directions on how to proceed is welcome (or have the tweaking process organized ...).