Mark Scrivener
Inspired
I thought some of the folks considering a fractal might like to hear the FX-III being used in a non hard rock/metal genre. Here is some work I just finished for a country/pop artist. Not having to mic up an amp, wear headphones for overdubs, or remove amp hum was a huge plus.
For the curious, the client wrote the songs, sang, and played acoustic. Voice and acoustic were recorded live to a click using a U67 (vocals) and R44 (guitar). I played and recorded all the drum, electric guitar and bass parts as overdubs and had a buddy come in for the songs were we wanted upright bass. Take a listen with headphones at tell me it isn't a mic'd up tube amp.
- clean tele
- clean LP (R56)
- bender tele, tweed
- R56, various Marshalls
- clean bender with swells - not a pedal steel
The Fractal modelers (all of them) are fantastic tools for any genre - live or in the studio!
Mark Scrivener
http://www.electricgiraffestudio.com/
For the curious, the client wrote the songs, sang, and played acoustic. Voice and acoustic were recorded live to a click using a U67 (vocals) and R44 (guitar). I played and recorded all the drum, electric guitar and bass parts as overdubs and had a buddy come in for the songs were we wanted upright bass. Take a listen with headphones at tell me it isn't a mic'd up tube amp.
- clean tele
- clean LP (R56)
- bender tele, tweed
- R56, various Marshalls
- clean bender with swells - not a pedal steel
The Fractal modelers (all of them) are fantastic tools for any genre - live or in the studio!
Mark Scrivener
http://www.electricgiraffestudio.com/