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This weekend I recorded a demo with the singer of my band. Usually I just go direct and use effects for the demo but I really felt like putting a mic on something. The only guitar amp we had was the line 6 spider 1x12 and I didn't want to deal with that. The onlt other working amp I had in my basement was a little Ibanez bass amp I got for practice a while ago. So I used that with my Highway 1 Fat Strat through a TS9 tube screamer.
I miced it with the Blue Ball about a foot and a half from the speaker so I would catch some of the tweeter. I had to compress the sound which I don't usually do when using a guitar amp but the resulting sound was very tight and it fit perfectly with the song. I think I may have found a really great setup for capturing this particular sound and will definitely use it again. A very tight rhythm sound that sits well in a mix. |
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Yeah. I'd do that. The last song I wrote one track was guitar through a bass head into a guitar speaker. Not exactly the same but similar. I did a whole CD where the bass went through a tiny little Fender practice amp just because it sounded, well, tiny. It always depends on the music. If you try pulling that little amp out on stage though, I will swallow you in a fury of Ampegness.
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Oh and by the way, your song sounds ACE. |
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