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Author Topic: Dry Guitar Tracks for Gear Testing and Recording  (Read 7399 times)

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GuitarBuilder

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How's this idea:

Can we get our members to submit dry guitar tracks (preferably in .wav format) and have these available on the Forum for download (maybe in a sub-forum, Dante?) so we can use them for comparison testing?  It would be really cool to use these to evaluate new settings or new devices such as the APP-1.  I'm thinking of 30-60 sec clips.

I'm sure we can get a good variety of playing styles from our group!
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I can provide 3TM w/MDRT and Mod3.1(special) w/MDRT....through 2:90 and CabClone
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I can provide 3TM w/MDRT and Mod3.1(special) w/MDRT....through 2:90 and CabClone

SC: straight guitar into DAW is what I'm suggesting... :banana:
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Hey GB, interesting idea, so like reamping tracks ? just straight guitar signal (from the guitar)? So you can then play that back through various things ?

The main issue I have with the whole reamping thing is that what I played was very influenced by what I played through.
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Hey GB, interesting idea, so like reamping tracks ? just straight guitar signal (from the guitar)? So you can then play that back through various things ?

The main issue I have with the whole reamping thing is that what I played was very influenced by what I played through.

Yeah - that's what I was thinking.  They could just be a quick intro/chorus of a good song or own composition.  I wouldn't worry about how the dry track sounds - the fun part is re-amping it through different patches and amps.  Give it a shot!
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Hey GB, ok done, it's a child board in the recording area
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