Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Players => Topic started by: hunter on April 14, 2008, 10:19:51 AM
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"Dodgy Gary Moore shredding" - Alert :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UipD_HRLcP4
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Budda Superdrive? More like Supadodgy :roll:
AWESOME tone, i was cracking up at that part in the middle though when you were just widdlin away at the upper frets!
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pure cheese :) great tone and playing.
i want to try VH2s in my feline...
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That was quality! was there meant to be a cheesy or funny part in it :? I loved it all.
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was there meant to be a cheesy or funny part in it :?
It's Gary Moore, the whole thing is a full on cheesefest :lol:
Nice tone and playing hunter :)
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was there meant to be a cheesy or funny part in it :?
It's Gary Moore, the whole thing is a full on cheesefest :lol:
Nice tone and playing hunter :)
Thanks all. Really dig the Budda again these days.
But now I want an SLO, what can I do against it?
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But now I want an SLO, what can I do against it?
give up playing guitar :)
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But now I want an SLO, what can I do against it?
give up playing guitar :)
I just want one for having, hugging, looking at, changing tubes, exchanging settings and modding recommendations, etc.
No need to play guitar for wanting one ...
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I thought you said there was shredding in there :wink:
It seems to be a very bright neck sound. If it wasn't for the video I'd have thought it started out on the bridge pickup.
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I thought you said there was shredding in there :wink:
It seems to be a very bright neck sound. If it wasn't for the video I'd have thought it started out on the bridge pickup.
Interesting, well there is "bright" and "bright". Actually this was on the "vintage" setting of the Budda, which is less bright than modern. But "vintage" has more higher mids, "modern" has more fizz, so on a video like this or in band context, "vintage" can appear brighter.
Actually looking at the original, I think it's much brighter than mine ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O_YMLDvvnw
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Hmm, I'd say there's more fizz in his tone, but at the same time it's smoother while your tone (in the vid at least) has more bite. Which is probably those upper mids you were talking about.
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Hmm, I'd say there's more fizz in his tone, but at the same time it's smoother while your tone (in the vid at least) has more bite. Which is probably those upper mids you were talking about.
Hmmm yeah I guess if I'd crank the budda master past noon I'd get closer smoothness wise, while retaining a different character in the gain structure. Actually I realised there were quite some notes off in my version ehem ...
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The VH2's sound great in that Edwards Les Paul!
Great tone :)
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*%$#@!# Sh!t!
When I get back to Europe I'll pay you to give some amp setting classes! 8)
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*%$#@!# Sh!t!
When I get back to Europe I'll pay you to give some amp setting classes! 8)
Funny you say that as it's actually what I always think ... like damn how can I get that sound, and then thinking about settings and not gettig there.
I think to really know your amp and get the best out of it you gotta play out a lot - playing loud with other musicians, maybe even 1 or 2 other guitarists, that's where you really get which frequencies you need to cut through and sound fat and big.
For me occasions to crank and try are still too rare, because when I meet my band there is too much to work on playing wise and I can't really play around with settings as I'd like ...
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Awesome playing. Still Got the Blues is one of my favorites by Gary Moore. I don't know if this is good or bad, but you can really hear your pick scr@ping the strings.
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I don't know if this is good or bad, but you can really hear your pick scr@ping the strings.
Well that's because I stand in front of the cams microphone, and the amp is not cooking too high in the background. I'd love to get rid of it but working with external mics on such a video is a bit of overkill in terms of effort.