This is one of the most useful tips for clearing most of the "bad" noise while crafting basic tone. I have tested it on 4 guitars with completely different pickups, with acoustic guitar and with bass, and it works perfectly as general principle. Thanks for sharing this Ivan.
Thank you so much, I'm always very happy to read that somebody actually tries some of these tips, and does so repeatedly! With EQing, as with any other skill, you need time. Time to practice, and the will to hear the changes. Once you can get a grasp of differences between tone A and tone B, you're on a great track! Cheers Miloš!
Hi Ivan, is this setting for a particular instrument or music genre. I'm trying to get a good EQ for Acoustic guitar, Metal distortion and Lead. Would you still recommend these settings for those, cheers
Personally, I have it on all the time, except when doing bass, as I said. But, be aware, my recording scenario never changes here. It's always me, using the exact same guitar, plectrum thickness, strings, etc...that's why I feel OK with it staying on, I know what to expect. This was very much useful while I had some pedals connected inside the FX Loop. By themselves, they introduced more low AND high to the tone, which I didn't really like, so these subtle and very modest filtering turned out to be very helpful : )
Jesus Christ I just want to play guitar. Messing with these settings is endless.
This is one of the most useful tips for clearing most of the "bad" noise while crafting basic tone. I have tested it on 4 guitars with completely different pickups, with acoustic guitar and with bass, and it works perfectly as general principle. Thanks for sharing this Ivan.
Thank you so much, I'm always very happy to read that somebody actually tries some of these tips, and does so repeatedly! With EQing, as with any other skill, you need time. Time to practice, and the will to hear the changes. Once you can get a grasp of differences between tone A and tone B, you're on a great track! Cheers Miloš!
Hi Ivan, is this setting for a particular instrument or music genre. I'm trying to get a good EQ for Acoustic guitar, Metal distortion and Lead. Would you still recommend these settings for those, cheers
(Un)fortunately, there's only one rule that applies to any EQ-ing: IT DEPENDS! Good luck : )
do you reccomend to have it on all the time? Thanks for the video always very informative.
Personally, I have it on all the time, except when doing bass, as I said. But, be aware, my recording scenario never changes here. It's always me, using the exact same guitar, plectrum thickness, strings, etc...that's why I feel OK with it staying on, I know what to expect. This was very much useful while I had some pedals connected inside the FX Loop. By themselves, they introduced more low AND high to the tone, which I didn't really like, so these subtle and very modest filtering turned out to be very helpful : )
HI man, I have a question, When I change banks, the sound cut between effects. any solution?
There's the "Trails" option when switching between Snapshots, but there is none for when you switch to another bank entirely. Sorry!