Jason Scott
Fractal Fanatic
And also, was he going for the amp in the room sound? I wonder if he knew it's a mic'd sound and not so amp in the room sounding.
I was thinking the same thing. Who knows if he even set it up correctly.
And also, was he going for the amp in the room sound? I wonder if he knew it's a mic'd sound and not so amp in the room sounding.
Seriously?!I wonder if he even knew how to make a decent patch on the Axe-FX II when he ran the comparison. It takes some time with modelers to get what you want out of them. If they just ran some quick test off a preset I could see how one could come to his conclusion.
Don't think MI can be faulted for that since Lynch just came and sat in on a few classes back in the late 80s. Not like he enrolled.I always wondered what happened to him. To me, it seemed like when he went to GIT, it all went down hill. He came back sounding robotic, lost his feel, some of his cool quirkiness and substituted some of it with "tech for the sake of tech". Then, he totally lost the tech and just went somewhere else as a lead player, that I just no longer enjoy.
I remember Jeff sitting in with my trio a few times back when I iced in Seattle during the end of Nevermore. Great player for sure but the dick measuring with metal guys is funny.Yeah they both seem super nervous and sound horrific, not just the 'sound' but the playing. Get michael romeo or Loomis in that room to blow them both away.
no way,man...Lynch is apple and Broderick is orange..you know what I mean..?..its not about how fast or technical abillities you have..it is in the end how you can send a song directly to my heart it is about how strong your guitar reach my heart..thats why I will never compare Clapton to Malmseen..just be happy they are alive...we all grew oldI've seen before, just remember feeling bad for George.. just felt old, like a changing of the guard type thing.
Don't think MI can be faulted for that since Lynch just came and sat in on a few classes back in the late 80s. Not like he enrolled.
But I think the early Lynch Mob stuff was the coolest. Along with some of the unreleased black sheep stuff... But then everyone went through that band... Him, Gilbert, etc...
no way,man...Lynch is apple and Broderick is orange..you know what I mean..?..its not about how fast or technical abillities you have..it is in the end how you can send a song directly to my heart it is about how strong your guitar reach my heart..thats why I will never compare Clapton to Malmseen..just be happy they are alive...we all grew old
Seriously?!
I mean you really think there's a learning curve in how to tweak a knob after tweaking knobs and more importantly having spent enough time in studios to understand what it takes to capture a decent tone?
I watched it and fwiw Lynch looked and layed like he was super uncomfortable.
The kud a burning and clearly he won't let crap tone stand in the way of chops.
Yeah I dug the Lynch Mob stuff too. She's So Evil may be my all time fave.
Not that familiar with Lynch's earlier stuff, but really digging this: