ELIMINATE 100% Of GUITAR Amp And Pedal NOISE, HUM And BUZZ - How To Record Crisp Clean Tracks
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2022
- In this one I show you how to quiet down your noisy pedals like tube screamers, distortion pedals, compressors, ect. I'll also show you how to get rid of that darn amplifier buzz that gets louder as you turn up your amp. This can be especially useful in studio environments where you are trying to record guitar and want that crisp clean signal recording.
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My neighbors are pissed now
Good 👍
like the way you explain stuff man. good job
A really useful video, thank you so much
Amazing video
So make it concert level loud for my apartment. Gotcha
amazing tips, thank you
Sweet.
Thank you
its a mouth full xD silence .. ahha love it great video
you are the man
Hello there,
Where should i put the Decimator G string 2 in the chain order. Thanks
Nice
what a mouthfull
My amp is buzzing without guitar pkugged in, just the cable or the jack head cause the amp to buzz, also I found the amp buzzes when I touch the metal decoration corner of it! any fix? Thank you.
Hey man I know this reply is super late but it sounds like there’s a problem with a grounding wire in your amp
Great video. We use effects from out amp (built in effects). So we cannot figure out how to use this decimator II. We bought one. all those plugs we don't know what to put where. Every instructions use pedal boards etc. we have guitar to amp then amp to mixing board. Any help would be great!!!
Cuz the decimator is supposed to fix noise from pedals not noise from amps. If the only fuzzing you have is from the amp then you need to turn the amp all the way up and the microphone sensitivity (not the volume) on the mixing board down. You might not be able to get rid of all buzzing
Is there a software plugins for this?sorry, I'm digital guy
Awesome video but what do you do if your amp has a buzz/home even if nothing is plugged into it
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Does the amp trick work for any amp? Thank you
Never knew that pedal existed…just made an offer for one
Where in the loop does the Decimator go? What about the tube screamer
after whatever is making the noise… your fuzz probably
same my guitar amp is humming by itself but when i play it get this weird static noise whenever i palm mute and hit power chords
I have the same problem while palm muting, did you risolve it?
@@matteoguitar i have kind of i found out a couple things, 1. you need to get a noise gate a good one at that, 2. the pickup on your guitar fuckin sucks ass, 3. your amp settings are making it do that, 4. it might be your pedal or grounding issue, 5. last but not least its just like that
I had that problem , and it was actually the neck pickup being loose. It always rang in the F-F# territory whenever I play mute power chords. Just tightened it
hey I actually have a similar, but different problem. I have a sound coming through my amp that resembles a siren. I thought it was just my Marshall amp, so I bought a 5150 iconic series and the sound is very much still there. Any advice?
Could be a radio wave signal from a neighbour or just ur household. Try repositioning your amp.
My question is why does my pedal make my amp quieter? If I use the distortion channel on my head it is way louder than when I plug in a distortion pedal into my amp on the clean channel, why is that?
buffer pedal
0:53-0:55 dat face dude ! still annoyed but overcome in time lol
My fender champion 100 is doing this without any pedals
Moral of the story is loudness = tone
is there anything i can do without a pedal
when I got my amplifier, the amp was not grounded, so I opened it, and modified, now it have like 90% less noise
My Fender Super Champ 2 makes that noise with no pedals at all
same here, did you manage to fix that?
@@oleg.ptiitz Not so much. I just don't place the microphone right on the grill any more. I'm back about 10 or 15cm. Works out much better. If you use a dynamic mic it won't pick up all the noise so bad.
@@oinkooink Thx man, the only things is I plug my guitar into an audio interface and have all that noise
@@oleg.ptiitz Well that's a different kettle of fish. Look into latency settings, sample rate and all that.
your holding the strings also