Need more threads on getting great tones for clean/breakup /bluesy tones

[TakaraGold]

Suhr Badger with an RC Boost is amazing for breakup-bluesy and fusion tones. The DirtyShirley, the Euro Blue. Of course some of the Fenders such as the Vibrolux. The interaction between your guitar, input gain and input trim is crucial.

 

[∞Fractals]

Suhr Badger with an RC Boost is amazing for breakup-bluesy and fusion tones. The DirtyShirley, the Euro Blue. Of course some of the Fenders such as the Vibrolux. The interaction between your guitar, input gain and input trim is crucial.

So true re: signal path for this type of tone - Pups output, guitar volume, boost (and all the tricks there) to the amp input gain and input trims - so much so on the later that I either use scene controllers or an exp. pedal to be able to move the input gain and trims by scene or on the fly.

I'm running out of foot controllers, so I have an excuse to go buy another EXP Pedal from FAS, which will fill up the MFC.

 

[StickMan]

The JTM45 with bright on is a pretty classic blues sound, too.

 

[Sruli]

How is this one? Pretty sure this the first preset on the Ax8. Twin Reverb with a Tubescreamer and a little delay.

 

[Guitarsky]

The JTM45 with bright on is a pretty classic blues sound, too.

Yes that sounds great

 

[APE]

One of the best tips I've seen on this is Tyler Grund's tutorial on getting a SRV tone:



He nails that clean/breakup quality.

Where can I download the cabinet? Is there a .syx file for it? Oh, I found this:— http://tylergrund.com/axefx2/ — but I don't hear any output from that patch on my AxeFX II.