Creative Processing to Fake A Guitar Amp Room Mic

In this video I process a close-miked guitar amp in such a way as to convincingly emulate the sound of a microphone placed across the room from the cabinet. This effect is helpful for creating a roomier, wider soundscape with more depth and dimension.

[@user-hy6db1jd9g]

Such a great tip! I use it a lot. On the Trueverb, I remove the direct sound to keep it 100% wet. Thank you so much for this video.

[@LouieVguitar]

Oh man that funk riff is just plain awesome!!!

[@SylRiff]

Exactly what I was looking for to improve my sound on my videos! Thanks for that man

[@dinmentor]

Great video, was looking for just this. will definitely try this out.

[@Direlake]

Great video!

[@kimhansen6384]

It is very helpfull thank you! One little thing though - it does not work so good voicing over a loud guitar :-)
I dont aggree with Shadow, it does not at all sound like a 70´s track.
It is only the delayed track that is rolled off. Sounds very good to me.

[@ShadovvV]

Roll off at 250hz ?! Good grief, there's nothing left. The meat is totally gone. Seriously, are you recording a 70's track ? hahah

[@leonardygunawan1392]

ShadowⓋ Nope. The meat is still there. In the dry guitar track.