Reader warning: This is going to be a glorified advertisement.
I started messing around with the free Neural Amp Modeler plugin (https://github.com/sdatkinson/neural-amp-modeler) and turns out that it can do glorious things!
I also got the Bassdude plugin for free from Plugin Alliance. They have this 20usd voucher thing going (https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products.html?sort=priceLH). Which might be worth checking out.
The guitar heard in this demo was done with straight DI into Neural Amp Modeler (running a Marshall capture + some cab). The reverb is just the free One Knob Waves reverb.
The bass was recorded (DI) thru the Bassdude plugin. I'm not particularly happy with the sound, but i didn't spend much time with it and for this i should have used the Framus bass instead of the Yamaha (which sounds too modern and new).
Then i added some embellishments with the Yamaha CP and to add insult to injury tried to bring everything together with a one funky *ss drum track played last and least! The drum sounds are courtesy of Ugritone Assault Drums trigged by Alesis DM-10.
Sounds great. Cool playing BTW!
Paul.
I'm resurrecting this topic as it seems to get so many views! ( :)).
I've been trying to convert Stephen into Neural Amp Modeler, but i'm not sure how it goes. Turns out modelling Stephen is harder than one might think!
Anyway i found this snippet / abomination where i tried to get a "Hendrixy" tone and failed miserably. It wasn't because of Neural Amp. It was because of the wrong kind of guitar and wah (Ibanez wah :) Cry-baby was scratchy!) + mostly down to the player.
I tried to wing it and as it turns out i didn't really remember how Voodoo Child goes. It's a one guitar, one bass + impro drum track. The scratch vocals are by my neighbours second cousins crazy half-brother named Buck. The only touch up here is the additional backing vocalist near the end.