Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Players => Topic started by: hunter on March 24, 2009, 08:35:41 AM
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Ok, I am not a metal dude and I lack skill to get that sound right, but a forumite asked for it, so I tried to come up with some D-tuned brootalz riffs. My feeling is that the RR is very much able to pull it off with the right setup and playing, as it's very tight and crunchy.
http://www.thegutbusters.com/temp/riffraffbrootalz.mp3
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Thanks dude!
That's quite nice for something thrown together very quickly. I like the tone. Edgy and hard rocking! What amp setup did you use?
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Thanks dude!
That's quite nice for something thrown together very quickly. I like the tone. Edgy and hard rocking! What amp setup did you use?
This was Axe FX, VH4 Model, through VHT 2502 and Bogner 4x12 through a single SM57. Volume was very low, I think I should crank that bugger up more for this kind of tone, but poor neighbours don't deserve that kind of treatment early morning.
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I guess that you're quite right about the neighbours. I wouldn't be glad if someone cranked up an evil metal amp early morning.
By the way. How's the axe fx working? It sounds pretty nice on the clips you've been posting. I'm a bit shy of these amp modelling things, but that's probably because I ran into a line6 modelling amp I had to practise on in my old band. I couldn't get a decent sound out of that thing.
But i guess it could be nice to have the possibillities to mod an amp like the vh4 that realy suits the heavy genre. According to this my problem is that I use a Musicman HD-130 which isn't the ideal amp for heavy tunes.
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Good stuff Hunter - that AxeFX sounds very good indeed! A bit out of my price range though!
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Dude!! That just sound righteously wicked!!!!!!!!!
NICELY done!!! PDT_002
V.