That sounds awsome! Love the backstage camera angle, get to see a little of what you see!
Is there a second guitarist on there too? Or did you make a backing track? Or am I hearing things!?
You are correct ! We play to a click, this enables me to add a 2nd guitar part if necessary, such as the reverb'd stabs that happen in the chorus of this song !That sounds awsome! Love the backstage camera angle, get to see a little of what you see!
Is there a second guitarist on there too? Or did you make a backing track? Or am I hearing things!?
Thanks for listeningMan, Tom Keen??
great sound and playing...
Thank you. Always a pleasure posting on here. I should try and do it more often. I've been using it on the show for 12 years a lot of songs in that time. I have approx 9000 dedicated patches. I build each patch for each song. Each song normally consists of 3 to 4 patch changes Intro,Verse. Pre Chorus, Chorus, bridge, solo etc..Michael, I'd like to take this chance to also officially welcome you to the Fractal Audio family of endorsing artists. Between you and Justin Derrico, the Axe-Fx must have been heard on tens of thousands of performances on The Voice!
said no software developer ever in his job interviewI have approx 9000 dedicated patches.
nice to see you back. michael! i'd be interested to know how you go about levelling all your presets...
Hi All,
It's been a very long time since my last post.
Just wanted to share some PIT footage from The Voice Australia currently airing on TV.
Using my AXE FX 3
I used the AXE FX 2 up until season 9 and I stayed on FW 10.0 Then updated to AXE FX 39000 presets!!! I bet you don't try to update your FW very often!? I used to do that (on a much lower level than you of course) but have ended up going for a kitchen sink approach where one that tries to do it all. It's ok for small things, but wouldn't work at your level of performing.
nice to see you back. michael! i'd be interested to know how you go about levelling all your presets...
I don't sell my patches. Everything is tweaked for the song, including levels. Patch levels change per patch. I never rely on the broadcast engineer to ride my levels. We run in-ear monitoring with AVIOM mixing consoles . I run my mix similar to the broadcast, that gives me a clear indication how loud or soft I need to be. If I'm too loud or soft the engineer will notify me.I'd imagine he would only level the ones that he is going to use for the next show, that is if he doesn't sell them. I always think of Austin Buddy when new FW updates come out and feel so sorry for him (and other preset sellers).