Killer videos, loved em.
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Killer videos, loved em.
Candy Red, Maple Fretboard '97 Silo Special, slightly modified.
(Pearloid tuner buttons, tortoise pickguard, Motor City Pickups Afwayu)
Pearl Red Burst Fully Loaded JP6
Thanks Shane.![]()
Excellent playing.
G31422-Black Cherry Burst Axis (4/27/2006)
G39869-Amethyst Burst BFR Axis(11/4/2008)
G51953-Pacific Blue Burst Axis
Love the tone from the EVH and the Budda SD! Not to mention the fabulous tone. You've got great control over your tone and phrasing mate, you really do!
EBMM 25th Anniversary - Venetian Redburst - "Valentine" , Flamed, Rosewood FB, Hardtail. Born 08/05/09
EBMM MIAC Silhouette Special - Vintage White - "Ivory", Maple FB, Vintage Trem. Born 09/18/01
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Nice playing--LOVE your tone! Thanks for posting.
20th Anniversary Silhouette
Stingray HS--SLO Special
Ernie Ball Strings
"Jeff Porcaro's equipment speaks for itself"
Fantastic playing and tone.
Really nice videos !!!
Welcome aboard and do not hesitate to post new videos.
François
2001 Steve Morse Signature (Blueburst - G16764 - 14 Sept 2001)
2004 SUB (Blue - X12222 - 2 Nov 2004)
2006 Axis Super Sport (Tobacco Burst - G34115 - 27 Dec 2006)
My new band : Kashmin
May the Morse be with you!
Alex are you able to explain how you get your lead tone please?
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GREAT!!;-)Keep on Rocking;-))
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To all the compliments: Thanks guys! I really appreciate the kind words!
@Colin
You can find my gear here: http://www.ernieball.com/forums/musi...our-balls.html
It should be on the next to last page as of right now... I think.
Anyway, I use the clean channel of the Budda (I never have used the dist. channel live!) and I overdrive it by pulling up the channel volume, but keeping the master volume down. I then run the signal through a compressor. Keeping as much attack I can out of it, and making the cleaner sound as smooth as possible. Then I dial in my TS808 for my main distortion. It's great on the Budda. Best sound I have ever heard in person. Of course I add some delay on the effects loop, then for videos I add a little bit more compression and delay to make the recorded sound more like it does in person, cause the recordings by themselves always sound a little dry.
Hope that helps! And thanks!
Alex![]()
nice stuff Alex. Great tone and tasty playing.![]()
Lefty JP6 BFR Cherryburst (Born 12-30-09)
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@Colin
Yep. Just turn off the tubescreamer and roll your guitar volume down to like 5 or so. (At least my guitars.)
It's still really clean. I usually leave the Compressor going though. (I love compression. It just makes the guitar a much more sustainable instrument.
@leftyguitarblue
Thanks man!
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