Getting that Marshall Plexi splat?

ezvictor

ezvictor

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Looking for the Plexi on 10 sound that kind of sounds like a high end splat on the attack of the note. Anybody know what I’m talking about? What parameter would achieve this?
 
skolacki said:
Not sure of what that sounds like. Any recorded samples out there on songs?

And I do like me some Pliny. Heheh 😋
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This probably has the best example. I hear it a lot out of dimed plexi clips and could hear it when I had a bray modded 1987x.
It’s the high end splat on the double stops especially the upper strings. You can hear it when Pete Thorn plays runnin with the devil.
 
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ezvictor said:


This probably has the best example. I hear it a lot out of dimed plexi clips and could hear it when I had a bray modded 1987x.
It’s the high end splat on the double stops especially the upper strings. You can hear it when Pete Thorn plays runnin with the devil.
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I’ve seen that video before. Very cool but I don’t remember… did they mix the amp for the video? Or is there camera mic room audio going on? Maybe a mix of both. You get a lot of extra zing from room mics, especially the little condensers in a camera.
 
dicXjonesify said:
I’ve seen that video before. Very cool but I don’t remember… did they mix the amp for the video? Or is there camera mic room audio going on? Maybe a mix of both. You get a lot of extra zing from room mics, especially the little condensers in a camera.
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:48 the video says “muting the camera mic”
“Mainly hearing the e609 in the cab “
 
Holy cr*p that must have been loud. Ears ringing loud. Think I know what you were referring to on the splat, but no idea of how to recreate that.
 
OrganicZed said:
Could it be the microphone preamp clipping? If so, perhaps try overdriving one of the mic preamps in the cab block.
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Wilco.
4:09 when the guy hits the open G and B there’s a smearing splat that’s just sooo damn cool it’s almost a fuzz characteristic
 
OrganicZed said:
Could it be the microphone preamp clipping? If so, perhaps try overdriving one of the mic preamps in the cab block.
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Not sure that’s the thing but it did add little instability (good) to the nature of the sound. Had fun jamming out for a while.
 
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Is this the same as the splat you’re referring to? At the time this came out I was intrigued with the splatty quality of the distortion. Heard clearly on the D A after riffing in E.

 
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