Can you make the Guitar sound like it’s coming from vinyl in the AX3

ApocalypticKatana

ApocalypticKatana

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@2:30 of this video

Ultimately I’m trying to achieve a great lo-fi guitar tone so any tips on that as well would also be appreciated
 
This is why I still have some pedals hanging around. And a Chase Bliss Gen Loss on pre-order.
 
As someone who grew up during the '60s and '70s, I cannot figure out why anyone would want to add pops, scratches, etc. We drove ourselves crazy trying to get rid of all that surface noise - and now folks want to replicate that?

Next thing you know they'll be replicating the track fade-out / fade-in that had to be done with 8-track players.
 
DougB415 said:
As someone who grew up during the '60s and '70s, I cannot figure out why anyone would want to add pops, scratches, etc. We drove ourselves crazy trying to get rid of all that surface noise - and now folks want to replicate that?

Next thing you know they'll be replicating the track fade-out / fade-in that had to be done with 8-track players.
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And the sound of a tape being eaten.
 
DougB415 said:
As someone who grew up during the '60s and '70s, I cannot figure out why anyone would want to add pops, scratches, etc. We drove ourselves crazy trying to get rid of all that surface noise - and now folks want to replicate that?

Next thing you know they'll be replicating the track fade-out / fade-in that had to be done with 8-track players.
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It's one reason I prefer digital over vinyl.
 
DougB415 said:
As someone who grew up during the '60s and '70s, I cannot figure out why anyone would want to add pops, scratches, etc. We drove ourselves crazy trying to get rid of all that surface noise - and now folks want to replicate that?

Next thing you know they'll be replicating the track fade-out / fade-in that had to be done with 8-track players.
Click to expand...
It is funny that, like anything else, recording tech/practices have always tried to improve. But again, like anything else, old things become chic once more (maybe I should say 'retro' :p ).

I do think it's a cool sound, when used in moderation though. Perhaps for a song intro or closing refrain. Let's not forget that vinyl itself is making a bit of a comeback.
 
fcs101 said:
It is funny that, like anything else, recording tech/practices have always tried to improve. But again, like anything else, old things become chic once more (maybe I should say 'retro' :p ).

I do think it's a cool sound, when used in moderation though. Perhaps for a song intro or closing refrain. Let's not forget that vinyl itself is making a bit of a comeback.
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Works good for the middle eight, too, for a mood/vibe shift...
 
DougB415 said:
As someone who grew up during the '60s and '70s, I cannot figure out why anyone would want to add pops, scratches, etc. We drove ourselves crazy trying to get rid of all that surface noise - and now folks want to replicate that?

Next thing you know they'll be replicating the track fade-out / fade-in that had to be done with 8-track players.
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IMO It just sounds cool 😂
 
DougB415 said:
As someone who grew up during the '60s and '70s, I cannot figure out why anyone would want to add pops, scratches, etc. We drove ourselves crazy trying to get rid of all that surface noise - and now folks want to replicate that?

Next thing you know they'll be replicating the track fade-out / fade-in that had to be done with 8-track players.
Click to expand...
I like the little scratches between 2 songs in a vinyl, that add some charm.

For the rest it can be cool to use this vinyl effect for an intro or a breakdown / ambience in a song . Not playing all day long with a vinyl effect hm.
 
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