On the road ...

Started by bruno, March 26, 2015, 02:30:19 PM

AndyR

Oh yes, very tasty, very tasty indeed :)
recorder
PreSonus Studio One

(Studio 68c 6x6)
   All that I need
Is just a piece of paper
To say a few lines
Make up my mind
So she can read it later
When I'm gone

- BRM Gibb
     
AndyR is on

   The Shoebox Demos Vol 1
FAWM 2022 Demos
Remasters Vol 1

Redler

I can hear psychedelic/ambient vibes here. Very atmospheric music; enjoyable and relaxing!
recorder
Korg Sound on Sound
Redler & Co   
recorder
Audacity
      
recorder
Boss BR-80
recorder
Boss Micro BR

Hilary

Oh I'm glad you're back in the saddle, so to speak, and on the road to recovery. Very tasty Mr B :D
recorder
Boss BR-80

comme ci, comme ça

IanR

This is cool.

Good ol' Jeff Beck would kill for your tone.

How did you get it to sound like that??

Ian






recorder
PreSonus Studio 1824
recorder
PreSonus FaderPort 8
recorder
PreSonus Studio One

bruno

Quote from: IanR on March 27, 2015, 10:12:32 PMHow did you get it to sound like that??

Ian,
All sounds on the Kemper Profiler (all DI'd sound, not a speaker in sight). No out board effects - all on the Kemper. On the PRS CE24. The clean sound was a Bogner Amp profile - with a long time on the reverb, and a lot of it - I was trying to recreate that sound that Blobby had (or steal :-) ). The distorted guitar was the same guitar through something like a Soldano profile (I'm not sure exactly, but was an American amp, with some chorus on it and a tap delay. The bass was again on the Kemper - an AMPEG profile. Plus beta monkey loops. 4 stereo tracks recorded on the BR1600 and mastered on the 1600. That's about it.

Blooby - in terms of chords, I really have no idea, except its a D7 shape 2-1-2, but down a string (DGB strings) - up to fret 10, and slide down (moving chord) to fret 5. At one point this moves to a 3-1-3 shape. If this makes no sense what so ever I can always upload a photo - writing out the tab seems like too much work :-)

B

B
     
recorder
Boss BR-1600

Hook

Super sweet playing brother, genuine & emotive! Glad your feeling better brother, got to use this time wisely.
Rock On!

recorder
Boss BR-80
recorder
Boss BR-800
Because the Hook brings you back
I ain't tellin' you no lie
The hook brings you back
On that you can rely

AndyR

Quote from: bruno on March 28, 2015, 02:24:38 AMAll sounds on the Kemper Profiler (all DI'd sound, not a speaker in sight). No out board effects - all on the Kemper. On the PRS CE24. The clean sound was a Bogner Amp profile - with a long time on the reverb, and a lot of it - I was trying to recreate that sound that Blobby had (or steal :-) ). The distorted guitar was the same guitar through something like a Soldano profile (I'm not sure exactly, but was an American amp, with some chorus on it and a tap delay. The bass was again on the Kemper - an AMPEG profile. Plus beta monkey loops. 4 stereo tracks recorded on the BR1600 and mastered on the 1600. That's about it.

Blooby - in terms of chords, I really have no idea, except its a D7 shape 2-1-2, but down a string (DGB strings) - up to fret 10, and slide down (moving chord) to fret 5. At one point this moves to a 3-1-3 shape. If this makes no sense what so ever I can always upload a photo - writing out the tab seems like too much work :-)

The first two chords make an Am followed by an A6 (are you sure you meant 5th fret, I make it 7th?) - the others, er... I got lost :D

I'd forgotten you were the guy with a Kemper - I was thinking it sounds almost as good as my Yamaha THR10! ;)

No, seriously, sounds FAB, really FAB :)
recorder
PreSonus Studio One

(Studio 68c 6x6)
   All that I need
Is just a piece of paper
To say a few lines
Make up my mind
So she can read it later
When I'm gone

- BRM Gibb
     
AndyR is on

   The Shoebox Demos Vol 1
FAWM 2022 Demos
Remasters Vol 1

bruno

Ah - 7th fret - yeah :-) Thanks for that Andy.
Now I didn't know the chords, but I kinda of do that when writing, just play around till I find something interesting. Its a bugger when I try and replay a song as I have to rework what the hell I played. I have been in a position before when I can't work it out!!!! And yeah, the Kemper is quite simply the best piece of guitar technology that I've ever owned - am stunned at the sheer range of sounds that it can produce, its really quite astonishing - and I've profiled one of my own amps, and you really can't tell the difference.

B
     
recorder
Boss BR-1600