GreatGreen
Power User
Yeah the specifics of which Mark was used is basically a tangent in this thread. Getting that right is going to be vastly less important than getting the IR right.
go into a recording session and move some mikes around. Observe the reactions.I don’t think I’ve ever heard of an artist freaking out about a stolen cabinet before just saying ...
go into a recording session and move some mikes around. Observe the reactions.
Then come back and tell us.
I had this happen when we were tracking a demo once. The other guitarist didn't end up sticking aroundgo into a recording session and move some mikes around. Observe the reactions.
Then come back and tell us.
I would be pretty stumped if someone stole my AfeFX. Hard to come by here in Australia! (send more - we're desperate). I'd have to lift my tube amp and be too loud again.The theft of such a pivotal piece of gear
What strings Kermit used on It Isn't Easy Being Green!I would be pretty stumped if someone stole my AfeFX. Hard to come by here in Australia! (send more - we're desperate). I'd have to lift my tube amp and be too loud again.
Ah, guitar. We're a funny bunch aren't we us guitarists. I wonder what they talk about on banjo forums.
I read recently Kermit switched from Elixir Polyweb to D'Addario phosphor because he perceived a slight hi end rolloff, attributed he thinks, to the Elixir's coating which he also finds too slippy for frog fingers.What strings Kermit used on It Isn't Easy Being Green!
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Bob Rock himself, who personally built the scaffolding and moving blanket room for the cabs in the Black Album's recording sessions, and personally chose the mics and positioned them, and personally dialed in the amps, confirmed it was specifically a Mesa Mark III in an episode of Tone Talk not too long ago.
Also, in that video you linked, Ola is using a Mesa Mark slaved into JCM 800 approach, which is honestly pretty widely known to have been the setup Metallica used to record AJFA, not TBA. And even though Ola's video sounds great there, even if you could translate that video into a patch in the Axe-Fx, this thread's OP is meticulously A/B'ing whatever patches are presented against the actual album's rhythm guitar stems... so it still wouldn't be close enough for them.
I will agree with you that these threads do bring out "the worst" though.
I would be pretty stumped if someone stole my AfeFX. Hard to come by here in Australia! (send more - we're desperate). I'd have to lift my tube amp and be too loud again.
Ah, guitar. We're a funny bunch aren't we us guitarists. I wonder what they talk about on banjo forums.
This. I was amazed. Literally. Use the Black i.r with a mesa Mk2c++ or a Mk4, and I would even argue up to 95% there. It really is incredible. The Justice i.r even has the "whoooogh" e-o low rumble of the Eye of the Beholder chant.Look up Bruce Gelais Metallica cab impulses on Youtube. He has a link to you can download for free. They are pretty dang close. You can add just about any high gain amp in front of them and get 90% of the way there.