dietrannies
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Hey everyone!
Lately I've been playing with the idea of starting a solo thing with a guitar and a mic going through the Axe FX, to potentially get on the road with once it's not embarassing anymore. So earlier today I went out and bought myself an SM 58, plopped it into the FX return and started messing around. I want to add simple beatboxing elements (I'm in no way a great beatboxer, I'm not even properly dressed to start being one). I thought maybe I could use the Tone Match block to mold my kick sound to something a little more accurate, so I used a kick sample as reference, and then tried to mimic it with my mouth, resulting in something slightly better with the block than without it. Anyway, here's a little jam using it. At the end of the track I first do a few sample beats with the block turned on, and then the same way without the block to hear the difference.
Anyone ever use tone matching for something non-guitary? I tried to use it for a bit as well with a stand-alone vocal as reference and my own voice to match to. Not that I then sound like the guy in the reference thing, but it does easily kind of EQ everything in that direction to match the atmosphere.
Cheers,
Dieter
Lately I've been playing with the idea of starting a solo thing with a guitar and a mic going through the Axe FX, to potentially get on the road with once it's not embarassing anymore. So earlier today I went out and bought myself an SM 58, plopped it into the FX return and started messing around. I want to add simple beatboxing elements (I'm in no way a great beatboxer, I'm not even properly dressed to start being one). I thought maybe I could use the Tone Match block to mold my kick sound to something a little more accurate, so I used a kick sample as reference, and then tried to mimic it with my mouth, resulting in something slightly better with the block than without it. Anyway, here's a little jam using it. At the end of the track I first do a few sample beats with the block turned on, and then the same way without the block to hear the difference.
Anyone ever use tone matching for something non-guitary? I tried to use it for a bit as well with a stand-alone vocal as reference and my own voice to match to. Not that I then sound like the guy in the reference thing, but it does easily kind of EQ everything in that direction to match the atmosphere.
Cheers,
Dieter
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Aren't those also effects processors in the line of the Axe FX?