Electric Guitar: Difference between revisions

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=== Electric Guitar Processors and the {{T1}} ===

=== Electric Guitar Processors and the {{ToneMatch Mixers}} ===

==== Presets and [[zEQ]] ====

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[[Image:T1 Electric Guitars zEQ.png|300px|zEQ flat]]

Then when I get to the gig, if I need to tweak the sound to suit the room I'll do that with the zEQ. — [[User:ST|ST]]

Then when I get to the gig, if I need to tweak the sound to suit the room I'll do that with the [[zEQ]]. — [[User:ST|ST]]

==== Processor Modeler Profiler ====

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<br />Preset: Flat E Guitar zEQ

: If you select a '''Flat with [[zEQ]]''' setting in a specific category, the zEQ adjustments update to match the most meaningful frequencies for that category/instrument. The effects are available to you regardless of the preset you select.

: If you select a '''Flat with [[zEQ]]''' setting in a specific category, the [[zEQ]] adjustments update to match the most meaningful frequencies for that category/instrument. The effects are available to you regardless of the preset you select.

==== Older Processors ====

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<br />General Processor

:'''General Direct''' is suitable for most input signals that are not represented elsewhere. It is different from '''Guitar with zEQ''' for instance in that it does not feature further tonal adjustments (zEQ) specific to an instrument. Essentially it is more generic in design and is a great failsafe starting point.

:'''General Direct''' is suitable for most input signals that are not represented elsewhere. It is different from '''Guitar with zEQ''' for instance in that it does not feature further tonal adjustments [[zEQ]] specific to an instrument. Essentially it is more generic in design and is a great failsafe starting point.

:'''General Direct''' is an averaged spectral response of 12” guitar speakers and is useful in many ways other than guitar. (Use your ears). Basically it bumps up around 2KHz and rolls off about 5KHz on the high end, 100 on the low end.

==== Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57, Rumbly and Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57 Normal ====

Q: '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57, Rumbly''' and '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57 Normal'''

:These are very useful and Tony Sarno and I worked on these together, for use with amplifying a small amp with an sm57 pickup. Tube-and-cone freaks; rejoice!! Both presets have a slight “honk” (500 Hz octave) and the “rumbly” one is bumped in the deep bass, for anyone wanting that “stack” sound on full distortion. Tony said “yeah” when we were done. Erik Gustafson of the Brothers Groove liked '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57, Rumbly''' instantly, playing a Tele and miking his amp. Be careful of '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57 Normal''' because it will do a good job of reamplifying bass guitar and kick drum on a loud stage. [[Presets_2.0/Cliff_Notes#Electric_Guitar|Source: Cliff Henricksen]]

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 [[Image:T1 Electric Guitars zEQ.png|300px|zEQ flat]]
-Then when I get to the gig, if I need to tweak the sound to suit the room I'll do that with the zEQ.  &mdash; [[User:ST|ST]]
+Then when I get to the gig, if I need to tweak the sound to suit the room I'll do that with the [[zEQ]].  &mdash; [[User:ST|ST]]
 ==== Processor Modeler Profiler ====
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 <br />Preset: Flat E Guitar zEQ
-: If you select a '''Flat with [[zEQ]]''' setting in a specific category, the zEQ adjustments update to match the most meaningful frequencies for that category/instrument. The effects are available to you regardless of the preset you select.
+: If you select a '''Flat with [[zEQ]]''' setting in a specific category, the [[zEQ]] adjustments update to match the most meaningful frequencies for that category/instrument. The effects are available to you regardless of the preset you select.
 ==== Older Processors ====
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 <br />General Processor
-:'''General Direct''' is suitable for most input signals that are not represented elsewhere. It is different from '''Guitar with zEQ''' for instance in that it does not feature further tonal adjustments (zEQ) specific to an instrument. Essentially it is more generic in design and is a great failsafe starting point.
+:'''General Direct''' is suitable for most input signals that are not represented elsewhere. It is different from '''Guitar with zEQ''' for instance in that it does not feature further tonal adjustments [[zEQ]] specific to an instrument. Essentially it is more generic in design and is a great failsafe starting point.
 :'''General Direct''' is an averaged spectral response of 12” guitar speakers and is useful in many ways other than guitar. (Use your ears). Basically it bumps up around 2KHz and rolls off about 5KHz on the high end, 100 on the low end.
+==== Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57, Rumbly and Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57 Normal ====
+Q: '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57, Rumbly''' and '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57 Normal'''
+:These are very useful and Tony Sarno and I worked on these together, for use with amplifying a small amp with an sm57 pickup. Tube-and-cone freaks; rejoice!! Both presets have a slight “honk” (500 Hz octave) and the “rumbly” one is bumped in the deep bass, for anyone wanting that “stack” sound on full distortion. Tony said “yeah” when we were done. Erik Gustafson of the Brothers Groove liked '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57, Rumbly''' instantly, playing a Tele and miking his amp. Be careful of '''Miked Guitar Amp w/ SM57 Normal''' because it will do a good job of reamplifying bass guitar and kick drum on a loud stage. [[Presets_2.0/Cliff_Notes#Electric_Guitar|Source: Cliff Henricksen]]
 === {{Compact}} ===