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1995 Fly Deluxe- Terry Kath tribute
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Re: 1995 Fly Deluxe- Terry Kath tribute
Fantastic work!
I'm curious to know what's in your rig.
I'm curious to know what's in your rig.
"A little song, a little dance, A little seltzer down your pants" -Chuckles the Clown
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Re: 1995 Fly Deluxe- Terry Kath tribute
I use an AxeFxII into a Metric Halo ULN8. My PA is a couple of Atomic Neos and Turbosound 15”subs. I play loud.
I record directly from the ULN8 and mix in a bit of the camera mic to add some room ambience and crowd reaction.
I’ve spent a lot of time trying to get a proper sound and feel for Kaths playing. He didn’t use a real guitar amp. He used some kind of powered PA board for his amp rig. Very strang approach but it sure worked for him.
I record directly from the ULN8 and mix in a bit of the camera mic to add some room ambience and crowd reaction.
I’ve spent a lot of time trying to get a proper sound and feel for Kaths playing. He didn’t use a real guitar amp. He used some kind of powered PA board for his amp rig. Very strang approach but it sure worked for him.
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Re: 1995 Fly Deluxe- Terry Kath tribute
Thanks for that.
I'm not in any way up on the latest electronic wizardry but you've peaked my interest.
I'm not in any way up on the latest electronic wizardry but you've peaked my interest.
"A little song, a little dance, A little seltzer down your pants" -Chuckles the Clown
Guitars: https://legend.barryeames.com
Guitars: https://legend.barryeames.com
Re: 1995 Fly Deluxe- Terry Kath tribute
These videos are so great! Thanks for posting them!
just plain lost