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@Oshin It's a shame that not everyone is supportive. Your latest preset is sounding way better btw
Like others have said, "less is often more" with boosts / gain / eq curves etc.
Learning to really dial-in good tones is an art for sure.
What's worked the best for me so far, is to pick a track that I really love the guitar tone on, and literally A / B it with my guitar.
Often I do a quick recording of the riff in my DAW as a DI track and reamp it, looping it next to the riff in the track I am trying to copy.
It really helps me to focus on the tone as I change things, rather than playing the guitar between tweaking.
Best of luck with it![Sign of the horns :metal: 🤘](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/twitter/twemoji@14.0.2/assets/72x72/1f918.png)
Like others have said, "less is often more" with boosts / gain / eq curves etc.
Learning to really dial-in good tones is an art for sure.
What's worked the best for me so far, is to pick a track that I really love the guitar tone on, and literally A / B it with my guitar.
Often I do a quick recording of the riff in my DAW as a DI track and reamp it, looping it next to the riff in the track I am trying to copy.
It really helps me to focus on the tone as I change things, rather than playing the guitar between tweaking.
Best of luck with it
![Sign of the horns :metal: 🤘](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/twitter/twemoji@14.0.2/assets/72x72/1f918.png)