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Sound clips of high gain amps with the guitar's volume knob rolled down to show dynamics

Sound clips of high gain amps with the guitar's volume knob rolled down to show dynamics
Sound clips of high gain amps with the guitar's volume knob rolled down to show dynamics
A looper promises so much, but also presents enormous risk. Without adequate preparation (and/or a tolerant band), it's basically a trainwreck button.Feel ya on that. Every couple years I buy a looper and think “This is the time, I’m going to be a loop master”...
Sound clips of high gain amps with the guitar's volume knob rolled down to show dynamics
I read this and had to see it to beleive it. Good Lord.Neural DSP's own 13-minute YT vid (not the three-minute hype one with Misha in the speeding van and playing in the desert against a fiery background)
I read this and had to see it to beleive it. Good Lord.
It still can’t beat this the nano announcement that must have cost them half of the annual budgetI mean...that's what they do. Their marketing chops have always been on point.
Video is great and a great feature but that crunch tone used in the first ~8 seconds is such a classic home-base tone ..... yep ..... clean and crunchy and midrange'y and defined all at the same time .... just glorious ™
I would've sworn that was a Plexi during that first part, but the video says he's using the Revv 120 Red model (!?!?!). If Paul indeed used that for the entire video and not just the solo, I'm guessing he is using a single-coil/coil tap sounds for everything until the heavier rhythm comes in around :49.
In any case, this is just pure usability porn. They thought sooooooooo much out when crafting the UI for this unit. The lower knob turn thing is just ridiculous icing on top of the cake.
Man ... thats not a tone I -would- have associated with that Amp ?
Generators are extremely versatile amps. There's a reason they've became sort of a modern studio staple.
Honestly, almost all amps with some gain are very versatile amps - the real question is whether the guitarist is versatile.
Its dynamic hi gainMan ... thats not a tone I -would- have associated with that Amp ?
Weird ..... not knowing what it was, I would have picked it as some sort of crunched-up EL84 style Amp :)
I always thought the Revv's were "meant" to be for modern hard rock / djenty stuff .... how wrong was I !