I Need Help With My Sound Please |
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Dec 4 2009, 09:50 PM
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I don't know that amp, but I can give you one important tip: NEVER use 2 distortion pedals at once! Specially not in front of a Marshall, cause I guess the amp has some gain itself already, in the end that would just be gain overkill. Check out both distortion pedals individually and then use the one that you like better (Tube Screamer!
 ) You can play around with the eq and try to fine tune your sound a bit, and of course the gate can help to eliminate unwanted noise. Do you really need that envelope filter? And what about those built in effects of the Marshall, are you using those ones too? In this case, less could be more, don't use too many effects, personally I prefer a good sound without tons of effects, my main rhythm sound for example is my pure Rectifier, only tamed by my hush, thats it.
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Dec 8 2009, 02:16 PM
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DS1 is not made for that amp, I suggest you put it away, cause it's a very specific sounding stompbox for tube amps.
My advise is to use only tubescreamer on the clean channel. If you want to use tubescreamer on overdrive channel you will have to use it as a booster (drive (almost) 0, tone 6, volume 7) My advice is to use overdrive channel from the marshall. It's the best overdrive you have from all the stuff you mentioned. -------------------- - Ivan's Video Chat Lesson Notes HERE
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