Boost for a solo question

[claxor]

I know that some people use a boost in front of the amp sim that can be either a clean boost or an eq boost with the mids/higher freq's raised. I like it a lot.

In addition, does anyone ever use an eq AFTER the amp for solos as well? Say a boost with a wide Q between 800 or 2k, for even MORE clarity/definition during solos?

Thanks!

 

[Johan Allard]

I know that some people use a boost in front of the amp sim that can be either a clean boost or an eq boost with the mids/higher freq's raised. I like it a lot.

In addition, does anyone ever use an eq AFTER the amp for solos as well? Say a boost with a wide Q between 800 or 2k, for even MORE clarity/definition during solos?

Thanks!

I've experimented with cutting bass after the amp with good results.

 

[guitarnerdswe]

I basically have clean, crunch and dirty tones that I use for both rhythm and lead, plus a dedicated lead tone with a lot gain. I use a either a flat filter block or a volume block after the amp for a rhythm cut, so my default volume level is my solo level. I don't use any other tone shaping or boosts in front of or after the amp when going from a rhythm tone to a lead one.

 

[chris]

We’re discussing a bunch of that here: https://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/how-do-you-boost-signal-for-solos.134494/

 

[Sonofiam]

We’re discussing a bunch of that here: https://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/how-do-you-boost-signal-for-solos.134494/

It's so easy not to consider looking at other model's areas in the forum. It took some time but I've learned to check them when I have a question on anything other than Axe Fx exclusive features.