Shreddage 3 - Built in amp tone settings
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- I wanted to see if we could get a usable tone using the Shreddage 3 amp sim. I personally don't think the amps or cabs sound good. I prefer to just use the DI. However, if you just picked up Shreddage and want some djenty demos, you probably don't want to hunt for more plugins if you don't already have some. You could probably copy my external EQ using the EQ that Shreddage and really make this entire tone be 1 plugin.
Dialing the gain, presence and mids more to taste using this tone will at least get you something to work with. I did like how simple the interface is and how smooth the tone can get. I really dislike the lack of visuals but it seems to get the job done.
Wondering if we can get something out of hydra too. Maybe a clean tone as well?
Clean tones are the best with the gr5 engine (the actual amp sim built into kontakt)
For anyone wondering, this is just guitar rig 5 built into kontakt, which of course they sound alright but are pretty damn limited especially with the ui
Yeah that lack of a UI is rough. It's better than no amp sim but that's not saying much.
Hi, thank you for your Videos about shreddage. I have a question about layering the guitars. I have seen you take guitar 1+4. Are you paning one set(1+4) to the left and another set(1+4) to the right? And are they set to mono?
It is 1 instance of shreddage with guitar 1 and 4 at the same time. Having them on the same instance and using 1 and 4 should result in a stereo sound. I belive shreddage pre pans when you have multitracking enabled.
@@HollowHeart-Studio Thank you! And also for the other informative videos about shreddage. Every little "tutorial"/ hint helps about shreddage
@@funkstation9708 shreddage can be extremely in depth. I think the videos on ISWs CZcams are the best place to start but I've definitely been brainstorming some ways to expand their tutorials. Currently in the middle of working 3 projects outside of a fulltime job so time has been really tight but more tutorial type videos have definitely been the most requested. :) I hear you!