Analog Vs Digital, Difference in sounds |
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Jul 22 2013, 10:46 PM
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I like them both. They don't sound exactly the same, but I can always eventually dial in a tone on either one that I am happy with.
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All I need to do is find that awesome Eric Johnson sound |
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Jul 22 2013, 11:28 PM
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Interesting - I found this thread... http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=451176
I think most of people like Eric Johnson's tone, is in their fingers though - but you could emulate what this guy does with your own units and get close. Try finding a tone on a chord, or on a single note that somewhat matches, as you are playing with your settings - the rest, when emulating, is really technique I think. I know that, no matter how hard I attempt to sound like somebody, I always end up sounding like me trying to sound like somebody. EDIT: Unless you're Ben and you have a 30 Shredders video This post has been edited by Spock: Jul 22 2013, 11:18 PM |
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Jul 22 2013, 11:53 PM
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QUOTE (Spock @ Jul 22 2013, 10:28 PM)  Interesting - I found this thread... http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=451176 I think most of people like Eric Johnson's tone, is in their fingers though - but you could emulate what this guy does with your own units and get close. Try finding a tone on a chord, or on a single note that somewhat matches, as you are playing with your settings - the rest, when emulating, is really technique I think. I know that, no matter how hard I attempt to sound like somebody, I always end up sounding like me trying to sound like somebody. EDIT: Unless you're Ben and you have a 30 Shredders video That's awesome Spock, yeah I'm not Ben and cant play like Eric Johnson  but love that sound thanks for the thread will take a look.
-------------------- Tomislav
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Jul 23 2013, 12:41 AM
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QUOTE (Spock @ Jul 22 2013, 10:28 PM) Interesting - I found this thread... http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=451176 I think most of people like Eric Johnson's tone, is in their fingers though - but you could emulate what this guy does with your own units and get close. Try finding a tone on a chord, or on a single note that somewhat matches, as you are playing with your settings - the rest, when emulating, is really technique I think. I know that, no matter how hard I attempt to sound like somebody, I always end up sounding like me trying to sound like somebody. EDIT: Unless you're Ben and you have a 30 Shredders video I think this is Your personall success. There's nothing better for me then to hear someone saying "This is Darius Wave playing Santana" for example. This is much better than just being another copy of Santana. |
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Jul 23 2013, 03:38 PM
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So close no matter how far
what to choose...analog, digital ? Forever trust in tone award And nothing else matters 
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Jul 23 2013, 03:53 PM
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Digital started trying to emulate Analog. When the digital was at their beginning, it wasn't very good so most people disliked it and said that digital was rubbish. Nowadays there are digital devices that now only sound as good as analog, they have much more possibilities and features. However there are also lots of cheap digital stuff that distracts and make people think that digital is a bad word.
I think that Darius said what it's important... just listen and take your own opinions based on what you hear. -------------------- My lessons
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