camilovelandiamusic
Experienced
Here are the dumble and dumble style amps in the Axe Fx 3
The trick here was that I used the same cabs for all of 'em. The ones that are usually recommended for the Fuchs weren't of my preference! I'll upload the presets tonight when I get home!All sound great! I've never been able to gel with the Fuchs models but they sound very different here.
Care to share your preset?
Cool, thanks!The trick here was that I used the same cabs for all of 'em. The ones that are usually recommended for the Fuchs weren't of my preference! I'll upload the presets tonight when I get home!
Legacy 106 and 167Which Cab did you used?
Ive met a couple of people that hate the dumble sound for sure! You’re not alone! I studied jazz, so my ears like the sound. For a long time I hated the sound of a cranked tweed!! Then I learned to love it in the context of what its known for! Its a good thing we all have different ears.Tasty playing, but just not tones I've ever really cared for.... Not saying its a bad tone by any means, and you preset these amps models fantastically. Its just something about the Dumble sound that has never really struck me... I always wonder why someone would want to pay $50k+ for those amps.
Like if I went to a yard sale and there was an old ODS and an old Silverface or basically any other amp there, and the seller let me plug into both, and take the one I liked better for $100, and I didn't know the value of an ODS, I think I would absolutely take anything but the ODS. I'd sure kick myself for passing on one when I learned the value, but tonally, it just does nothing for me.
Not to rain on the parade of anyone who loves them, more power to you, but its just always been a sound that makes me thing "whats the big deal"
Thanks for sharing the presets though!
Here are the dumble and dumble style amps in the Axe Fx 3
Thanks so much!!! As far as just the overall style, here are some players that are in that vein this kind of sound... Allen Hinds, Chris Cain, Drew Zingg, Larry Carlton, Robben Ford, Wayne Krantz...Absolutely some of the most inspired solo guitar playing I've heard in eons. Just jaw-dropping. Fantastic tones and dynamics too. I'm a metalhead, but I would listen to albums of this all day.
Since you don't have any solo albums/songs of that nature, who would you say is closest to that augmented-tonality fusion-y playing you're doing here?