4 Nov
2005
4 Nov
'05
11:54 a.m.
Hello,
I have two questions abouts the ardour mixer settings.
1. I applied two patches to a guitar track and can listen to the
modified signal as long as I'm not recording. What do I have to do in
order to monitor the signal after having passed these two plugins?
2. Can anyone of you suggest a good rock guitar plugin setting? I'm
currently using "freeverb"+"foldover distortion" - the result is
okay,
but somehow not enough.
Thanks in advance
- Marcel Karras
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4 Nov
4 Nov
12:39 p.m.
On 11/4/05, Marcel Karras <toka(a)freebits.de> wrote:
Hello,
I have two questions abouts the ardour mixer settings.
1. I applied two patches to a guitar track and can listen to the
modified signal as long as I'm not recording. What do I have to do in
order to monitor the signal after having passed these two plugins?
Options Editor - Misc. - Run plugins while recording
2. Can anyone of you suggest a good rock guitar plugin setting? I'm
currently using "freeverb"+"foldover distortion" - the result is
okay,
but somehow not enough.
I use external stuff. Sorry.
2:18 p.m.
Marcel Karras wrote:
Hello,
Hi
2. Can anyone of you suggest a good rock guitar plugin
setting? I'm
currently using "freeverb"+"foldover distortion" - the result is
okay,
but somehow not enough.
I use an external LADSPA host (jack-rack or AMS) loaded with a chain
consisting of;
Phaser (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#Phaser)
10 band graphic EQ (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#Eq)
mono amplifier (SWH plugins)
valve preamp simulation (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#PreampIII)
10 band graphic EQ (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#Eq)
mono amplifier (SWH plugins)
I haven't yet found a satisfactory speaker-emulation so I run the
processed signal through my guitar amp's power amp and mic it up.
I've found the above chain to be pretty close to the 'real thing'. YMMV.
R
7 Nov
7 Nov
9:06 a.m.
Hello,
On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 18:23:47 +0000
Rob Fell <rob(a)curates-egg.org> wrote:
Marcel Karras wrote:
Thank you for your suggestions. Can you send me your jack-rack
settings file? I've tried settings for two days now and can't get a
good speaker emulation. It all sounds quite spongy.
Hello,
Hi
2. Can anyone of you suggest a good rock guitar
plugin setting? I'm
currently using "freeverb"+"foldover distortion" - the result is
okay,
but somehow not enough.
I use an external LADSPA host (jack-rack or AMS) loaded with a chain
consisting of;
Phaser (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#Phaser)
10 band graphic EQ (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#Eq)
mono amplifier (SWH plugins)
valve preamp simulation (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#PreampIII)
10 band graphic EQ (http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#Eq)
mono amplifier (SWH plugins) I haven't yet found a satisfactory
speaker-emulation so I run the
processed signal through my guitar amp's power amp and mic it up.
Do you have a sample or something? I'm sort of over-flooded with all
the different setups that I can't get the point where to look at next.
Greetings
- Marcel Karras
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11 Nov
11 Nov
11:52 p.m.
On 11/7/05, Marcel Karras <toka(a)freebits.de> wrote:
Thank you for your suggestions. Can you send me your jack-rack
settings file? I've tried settings for two days now and can't get a
good speaker emulation. It all sounds quite spongy.
Try this one.
For reference, I use this with the WhySynth's "String Thingy" preset.
(Slightly modified so that I get a more reasonable attack and release)
You will probably want to mess with it a little to get a good sound
depending upon what the source is like that you are sending to it.
This probably doesn't sound very good on higher register stuff.
For louder sources raise the knee point on Barry's Satan Maximiser. If
it sounds a bit too "heady" try disabling the Tube Amp Emulation. For
less "grit" disable the Pointer Cast Distortion.
You'll need the following Plugins:
Barry's Satan Maximiser
Fast Lookahead Limiter
TAP TubeWarmth
Valve Saturation
Simple Expander
Pointer Cast Distortion
DC Offset Remover
Simple Compressor - Peak Envelope Tracking
Simple Amplifier
Tube Amp Emulation + Tone Controls
Freeverb
-Reuben
4 Nov
4 Nov
2:47 p.m.
On 11/4/05, Marcel Karras <toka(a)freebits.de> wrote:
2. Can anyone of you suggest a good rock guitar plugin
setting? I'm
currently using "freeverb"+"foldover distortion" - the result is
okay,
but somehow not enough.
As someone else pointed out, the CAPS plugins are probably the best:
http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html
I think they still need to be followed by a low-pass filter (I forget
which one I used, but no resonance).
I haven't found anything too great, so I tried writing my own. It
sounds like a decent pedal to me, instead of a real amp though.
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