steadystate
Fractal Fanatic
Wrong section of the forum?
Wrong section of the forum?
Nice! I would love to see them live!i saw Snarky Puppy at their GroundUp fest on miami beach last night, and Mark pulled some ungodly sounds out of his rig.. the set wasalmost all new unreleased stuff...my fave performance by them yet...they really transcend genre and space/time....
George Lynch-Under Lock and Key,Back for the Attack era
Alex Skolnick- The Legacy, Return to Serenity Leads
Paul Gilbert Leads on Street Lethal album
John Sykes on the self titled Whitesnake album
Steve Clark and Phil Collen on Hysteria album
Dave Murray and Adrian Smith-Somewhere in Time album
Matthias Jabs - Blackout and LAFS (favs) ,such an underrated player
George Lynch - BFTA album
Gary Moore
Michael Sweet
EVH - Mean Street (Fair Warning)
The 80's guitar gods are alive and well here!Vai's tone on Slip Of The Tongue
Ronnie LeTekro's tone on TNT's Intuition album
Vito Bratta's lead tone from Little Fighter
Mustaine's rhythm sound from Holy Wars
I'm not quite there with creating or re-creating tones yet. Watching Carter's AF3 class now so I can better operate the unit.
Matthias Jabs - Blackout and LAFS (favs) ,such an underrated player
George Lynch - BFTA album
Gary Moore
Michael Sweet
EVH - Mean Street (Fair Warning)
I had asked in the original post "What are your absolute favorite guitar tones ever and have you tried to recreate them in your Axe-Fx III?" So I was curious as to whether or not anyone has tried recreating their favorite tones with the III, via tone matches or just tweaking by ear etc.Wrong section of the forum?
Alex Skolnick- The Legacy, Return to Serenity Leads
Two of my favorites in there, too. Huff's solo on Wes King's song "Martin Luther"...man, that's a great solo....
Michael Landau 80`s tone
Dann Huff
Frampton on Comes Alive and Knopfler on Alchemy.
...did we really get this far without mentioning Mark Knopfler?