Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Players => Topic started by: lepersmeesa on March 06, 2006, 09:14:34 PM
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Hey, this is a reworking of an old track i wrote and decided to play around with. For anyone who has heard it before listen all the way through for the differences, there are quite a few.
I used my Ibanez RG 7321 for this with Nailbomb in the bridge and Cold Sweat in the neck.
All rhythm is nailbomb, all lead cold sweat.
As per usual recording setup is POD XT Pro, MBox, Pro Tools, and a six pack of brewski's.
Comments appreciated(Things are still slightly rough around the edges, and i know its more gain then most would dial up).
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Well done, sounds good to me. :twisted:
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cnt get it to work dude.
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Nice playing man - may i ask why you chose a cold sweat for the neck instead of another nailbomb?
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I phoned up Tim while deciding what pickups i wanted for my seven string. I have fallen in love with the nailbombs in my other Ibanez ( both are nailbombs ) and wanted a little change for my seven. I was thinking warpigs, but finally came to the decision of the nailbomb but this time going with the cold sweat. I told Tim i wanted a Petrucci, clean sounding neck tone as i do most of my shredding on the neck pup.
I cant really say which is my favourite, they both are awesome. If you do get another set of pups try out the nailbomb cold sweat combo, really is amazing.
Thanks for the other comments, sorry Sambo, i dont know what the problem is. I would offer to send it in an email, but my internet is all screwy and had to send this to a friend to actually upload it.
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no problem dude im sure it was excellent like your other clips mate.
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I was Sambo- very excellent in fact.
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^ lol that last comment has left me baffled...what????
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sorry, it( the track) was very excellent.
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hahahahaha :lol:
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I have, unexpectedly, had a night in and there happened to be a bottle of rather good wine handy and I seem to have spent a lot of time on t'interweb tonight.The typing has gone somewhat skewiff. The track is well worth a listen if you do get it going. Great tone.
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hahaha :lol: i think it was probably me just not giving it enough time, ill try again some time soon
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cnt get it to work dude.
Do you have Windows Media Player? I think you might need it to run this properly.
Lepersmeesa, that one heavy track. I wish I could shred like that, too. ;)
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It doesnt play for me either, theres no player there like normal :?
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Thanks for the comments Searcher.
For everyone having problems with the track, sorry but i dont actually know whats going on.
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Touched on metallica sound, awsome. Nice playing too.
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This page doesn't work under Firefox. No link is shown, and WMP isn't embedded into the page.
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This page doesn't work under Firefox. No link is shown, and WMP isn't embedded into the page.
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No linky!!!! :evil:
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It plays for me in Firefox. I can see the little play box thingy and I get sound instantly.
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Lovely tone and great playing 8) You're using that Cold Sweat neck just as it was intended, awesome!
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I can hear it now I loaded this page in IE, no idea why my Firefox wouldnt open it, I try to keep it up to date. Awesome tone and playing, as usual!
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Thanks for the all the replies.
Many thanks. :)
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well done - sounds great. The neck solo tone is real sweet!
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:D Hell i missed this earlier !! sorry matey !
Great playing loved the tone !
:D 8)
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Sounds brilliant! Excellent playing man!
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I phoned up Tim while deciding what pickups i wanted for my seven string. I have fallen in love with the nailbombs in my other Ibanez ( both are nailbombs ) and wanted a little change for my seven. I was thinking warpigs, but finally came to the decision of the nailbomb but this time going with the cold sweat. I told Tim i wanted a Petrucci, clean sounding neck tone as i do most of my shredding on the neck pup.
I cant really say which is my favourite, they both are awesome. If you do get another set of pups try out the nailbomb cold sweat combo, really is amazing.
Thanks for the other comments, sorry Sambo, i dont know what the problem is. I would offer to send it in an email, but my internet is all screwy and had to send this to a friend to actually upload it.
That's funny, I got the exact same advice from Tim. I too am a sevenstringer (ESP LTD M207) Playing a somewhat dynamic metal along the lines of bands like Opeth and dreamtheater (without the insane leads cuz I'm the only guitarist) and many more varrying from trash to mellow/emo kinda metal and prog. Rock/blues/jazz/ballad. Also in need of a screaming bridge pickups and a very nice clean bass pickup, I am wondering how they will sound if I use them both clean, with a nice little acoustic sim through a fendertwin reverb and marhall cab (all of that's in my Vox Tonelab SE). And ofcourse I can't wait to hear my own riffs through that baby, I'll be sure I'll post some stuff here.....
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im going to stick a cold sweat in the neck of my strat to get that petrucci lead tone, i've got a great sounding hand made amp that arrived yesterday really sounds like the Mk IV. the VHII i've got in the neck at the moment is great for those big jazz paf sounding chords but it doesnt work live in high gain situations as nice as i thought and it does feedback sometimes not often though.
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Excellent clip there, i love that lead tone! Very Petrucci like, if thats how you spell his name! I was going to go with a Cold Sweat in the neck too.
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Cheers guys for the comments, glad you all enjoyed it. I really cant recommend the Cold Sweat enough, it is amazing. I love it. I will be doing alot of my leads with this pickup. :twisted:
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Yea the cold sweat's been in my guitar for a month or so now and It still suprises me everytime I play, my friend thom also likes the Cold Sweat in the neck.. Although im starting to like his Nailbomb more than my Miracle Man for the bridge, which could mean me buying a Nailbomb.. eek.
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I love it man, great tone with the Cold Sweat, it's a much better version of the Dimarzio Air Norton 7.
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Cool playing again!
Nice riffing :twisted:
How would you compare the CS neck and the NB neck?
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The best way i can describe it, is a lot clearer, and cleaner. Almost tubular. Your pick attack is very noticeable. While the NB is more mid orientated, ideal for sweeping. While the CS is great for fast alternate picking runs.
Not saying that they dont do the other well, just imagine that type of sound.
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Thanks for the description..
tubular, I think I know what you mean. I always think of it as hollow.... :)
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Real nice tight riffing, and the leads just sing.
I've been looking at cold sweats and nailbombs too, seems like a combo that really works together well.
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I highly recommend it! If you get a chance try the two out together.
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Dude, all I have to say is that friggin RULED! Nailbomb and Cold Sweat 7 string models are in my future. Thanks for sharing your stuff. I think this clip is going to be making appearances often in my daily playlist at work.
Later,
Jeff
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I've got a question as I am about to buy the same pickup combination for my Les Paul:
AFAIK the cold sweat is a ceramic magnet humbucker and the Nailbomb an Alnico V... so is there any problem mixing two kinds of magnets (maybe weird sound...dunno when you play both at the same time)? Do I have to order a special ceramic Nailbomb or doesn't it matter at all?
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I've got a question as I am about to buy the same pickup combination for my Les Paul:
AFAIK the cold sweat is a ceramic magnet humbucker and the Nailbomb an Alnico V... so is there any problem mixing two kinds of magnets (maybe weird sound...dunno when you play both at the same time)? Do I have to order a special ceramic Nailbomb or doesn't it matter at all?
The Cold Sweat neck pickup is A5, only the Cold Sweat bridge pickup is ceramic. So a CS/NB combo is both A5, but a NB/CS combo is A5/ceramic.