2024 Do Something Challenge Offseason and Director’s Cut thread

[Sleezy E]

last night's noodling with the new hotness

All guitars are my new (to me) Halo Inverted 6 except the outro solo was a 2014ish Les Paul, bridge solo was the Halo. Some parts played by me, some not... but I did play the bass... cause I'm a bass hog. 5 string LTD, Helix, Sd3

 

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last night's noodling with the new hotness

All guitars are my new (to me) Halo Inverted 6 except the outro solo was a 2014ish Les Paul, bridge solo was the Halo. Some parts played by me, some not... but I did play the bass... cause I'm a bass hog. 5 string LTD, Helix, Sd3

 

[FuzzyAce]

last night's noodling with the new hotness

All guitars are my new (to me) Halo Inverted 6 except the outro solo was a 2014ish Les Paul, bridge solo was the Halo. Some parts played by me, some not... but I did play the bass... cause I'm a bass hog. 5 string LTD, Helix, Sd3

Nice groove E!

 

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"re-mix"

 

[nightlight]

Note to self: Change strings every now and then. This is an Axe FXIII tone that I had created and revisited using a guitar that's just been restrung. This should be pretty basic, but alas, I ignored the fact that new strings equals more tone.

 

[Sleezy E]

Shameless new cut! Get Yo 80's on!

 

[nightlight]

I tried a full mix and failed as usual. Drums definitely need to be less staccato. This is a Caparison Horus through a VHT GP3 that's routed through the Axe FXIII. Another song I'm working on.

 

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[nightlight]

An Ode to My Wife Without Words. This is just a song I wrote for the love of my life. Ah me, if only I had the skills to express myself better.

 

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[nightlight]

More South Indian groove metal!



This is a faux quad tracked song, which I did by recording two takes with the automatic double tracker on the Quad Cortex. Mix turned out really well, I think, thanks to the new strings on this guitar and the bass.

Or at least, much better quality than the stuff I usually put out.

 

[Whizzinby]

Season 3

 

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Season 3

 

[nightlight]

Here's another track I've been working on. Still needs an outro. And better drums for sure, I want them to be groovier.



The tone is provided by a Mesa Boogie Quad into a Rectifier Stereo 2:100. Talk about a marriage made in hell.

Mine is all old, the footboard is rusted up, and sometimes the volume disappears, which makes it necessary to give it the "Russian Treatment" so that it comes back on.

All said and done, this is one serious amp, even in 2024. You have two channels with independent channel EQs and then a graphical EQ, and those two channels have both a rhythm or a lead option.

I've heard that the first channel is based off a Mesa Boogie Mark IIC, while channel two is the mighty Mark III. Superb tonal options here. Heck, some of the knobs even have a pulled out option, which opens up some real tone sculpting opportunities.

Apologies for any noise in the signal, the amp was boosted with the Horizon Devices Precision model on my Axe FXIII, which also provided the cab.

 

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[likitlikeyoulikeit]

George Lynch would be proud!!!

 

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George Lynch would be proud!!!

Just got lucky on this one.

 

[likitlikeyoulikeit]

Just got lucky on this one.

 

[nightlight]

A recording I did before work today. I used an ESP E-II MK-I Mille Petrozza signature axe and a Neural DSP Quad Cortex for this.

This is just a single tracked guitar, if you can believe that. I used the ADT utility on the QC.

 

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