Power Metal Rhythm Guitar, Lesson By Gabriel Leopardi |
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Power Metal Rhythm Guitar, Lesson By Gabriel Leopardi |
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May 22 2013, 07:33 AM |
Original lesson: Power Metal Rhythm Guitar by Gabriel Leopardi
hi again, this is my first rec using two mics on my amp and mixing it, if you could judge on my tone also. i panned at2050 all the way to the left and sm57 all the way to the right, im not sure thats the right thing to do? and as you can probably tell all my recs are from gabe, i like the way he does vibrato on just about everything on quarter notes and longer, wanna get used to that.:) i went through and bookmarks my favorites from instructors and though id concentrate on each instructor then move on tho the next. ill be round here for awhile. thanks guys |
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May 22 2013, 10:11 AM |
Hi Dave! Try to see the two wav drawings from both mics. I might be wrong but it sounds like there is a phase issue between both mics.Can You post a photo of how exactly You set the mics to the speakers? You can try this:
http://www.vstwarehouse.com/2011/06/phasebug.html or manually move the drawing on the one of those mics tracks. Try to play both trackas togehter panned mono (center) Add the phasebug vst just on the one track. Play and move the orange ball. Listen if there is a place on the circle where You can hear more bottom end than without this plug-in. As for the tone I would cut out some 4 to 6 khz or just use a low pass filter to cut above 4 kHz to get rid of that "fizzy" high end. As for the take - part after 0:18 needs more attention to the timming. You can try to emulate the "empty movements" so the notes just after the breaks get better in time. P.S If You could send me both mic tracks I could try to figure out the problem and add some EQ. If You would like that I could send You some reference EQ settings for further tone search This post has been edited by Darius Wave: May 22 2013, 10:13 AM |
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May 22 2013, 04:30 PM |
Hi man! Besides Cosmin and Darius comments, I would like to add that your palm muting could sound more defined. It's not sounding tight and it's not sounding clear enough. Experiment with your right hand until you find the correct muting with your palm. There are also a timing issues from 00:26 to 00:32. Check these things and you will master this one.
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May 27 2013, 12:35 PM |
Almost there, 6.7
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