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Can't go wrong with either, and the mix of both is quite complimentary. I did some remixing of my tracks before releasing them with the Soldano added as my main rhythm, and now on the fence of either the Petrucci or SLO-100 X to go forward.

Absolutely! They sound deeper and more authentic now.

@@Jordan7123 thanks man for sharing all that....

Hey buddy, sorry I didn't leave those plugin clips on-screen long enough to see the pedals. They were... Nameless Pedals Dialed with: Fortin gate at 50%, Fortin Hexdrive (Drive = 0, Tone = 100, Level = 85). Soldano Pedals Dialed with: Soldano Overdrive (Drive = 10, Tone = 100, Level = 80) Mess with the Tone and Level knobs for your playing style and pickups.

Thank you kindly! I am leaning towards writing new parts with the Soldano for my album.

The gear and software as shown in description: Cubase Pro 10 for DAW Focusrite Scarlett 8i6 3rd gen Interface JACKSON JS32 8 DKA 8-String Guitar / Fishman Fluence Signature Series Tosin Abasi 8-String Pickup Set JS Series Spectra Bass JS3V, Laurel Fingerboard - Satin Black As for the presets I created, they show on-screen throughout the video. Cheers!

@@Jordan7123 thank's a lot

Yessir! Put in some Tosin Sigs to spot it on the heavy lifts! Lol

Yeah the js 227 and the js328 are some of the best backup and fun cheapos yous can get right now. They make really good build platforms too.

As a consumer who owns all the Neural DSP amp plugins, I finally took the time to dial in some different tones with the OG Soldano, and I have been loving it for everything so far.

<3 Have been wating to do some MDB for referenced track, COMA is pretty popular, but do you have one in mind?

Thank you @deadlydarklord666

Swapping between both, that's exactly what I noticed! Palm muting with the Fortin Nameless felt awesome and you could hear that clarity still come through. Also open strings, felt like Meshuggah.

The nameless amp is super gritty and can be difficult to reel in. But if you're noticing it cuts through better, try different IRs on the Soldano

NAMELESS mix ready, SLO needs to rework irs + eq to boost (non-harsh) needed mid/high freq's

@@orphanuprisingAgreed, different Impulse Reponses would give Soldano some punch. I tried matching up the cab mics as similar as possible within their plugin suites, but as you said, that Nameless cab setup was more gritty, might be adding to the note definition.

yea its always speakers(IR)>amp>pickups with eq being the wildcard. Any combination can cut thru equality with a little bit of eq. That said i love how smooth a soldano is.

@@Jordan7123 try adding new IRs. There's a ton of free ones online

I’ve been waiting for someone to mention it, lol. I do cringe when I listen back too and definitely will be staying tuned between takes on demos going forward. Hopefully this will tighten up the sound and benefit the content production overall. Any other suggestions? They are appreciated 🤓

It definitely looked similar when I first played them. They do have different characteristics though. Both great in their distinct manner!

Thank You! It's quite smooth considering how many effects you can slap on it. I have had my mix bog down a bit once checking playback with plenty of post processing plugins. Especially when it hits my lead tracks LOL

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