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How to sound like Queensryche
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2021
- In this episode we take a look at the tone from operation mind crime. There is a lot of cool stuff to discuss so make sure to subscribe to keep the series going.
Their Bassist Ed’s tone is also extremely good and quintessential 80s metal. Picked Spector bass on neck pickup with GK head is a classic combo
yep, lots of cool queensryche bass lines.
Well done Bro! That tone is so close, it could be flagged. :-) That intro was sick man. When you hit that A, it was glorious!
Thanks, always good to hear from you.
Love Queensryche. My very first cd was Empire.
Nice, that’s a good record for sure.
To get the guitar tone correct, you need to use Wizard cabs
The body of the sound is there but I think there’s way too much gain imo
It would be nice if there was an isolated track somewhere to compare but it has never been released.
@@ShredHeads there’s isolated tracks from empire but not mindcrime. Maybe someday there’ll be
@@axlh.1827 cool, ill check those out. Queensryche are blockers though so its hard to create content about the band.
Great video! This intro in all your Nail That Tone videos.....is there a longer version of it anywhere or if possible can you upload yourself playing it? Possibly one of the coolest sequences I've heard!
Thanks dude, I think originally I did have a slightly longer version that goes into the verse of the song however, when I was editing the video I cut that part out. It is hard to find covers of Queensryche songs because the label or the band are blockers. When I upload videos some of them get blocked so I have to change the eq a bit or I have to make shorter versions.
Very close tone bro. ADA's MP1 was sooo much used from 1987 till" 1991.
It was one of the standard equipments for metal bands distortion effect.
Yeah the Ada mp1 is a classic. Cool preamp from the 80’s.
This is great, I just got my FM9 about 2 weeks ago and I'm trying to make a Queensryche clean, dirty, and lead channel for it. So far it has been pretty challenging, it's close but I'm not satisfied with it yet.
It’s tricky at first but you will get better at creating presets as you begin to use it more.
Another one perfectly done
Thanks dude, appreciate your feedback. 👍
Awesome video! Those tips were very helpful. And congratulations for your tone on the beginning as well, it was quite accurate! By the way, do you know where I may find the websites that appeared in Japanese during the video?
Thanks man, glad you enjoyed the video. I don’t remember the exact links, but I remember I googled queensryche gear. There is a lot of misinformation out there. Any credible source should have proof to back up their claims. This is why I included pictures of their actual rigs they were using at the time.
@@ShredHeads Thank you very much for your response and for your help! Also, great point, we can’t trust claims without trustworthy sources. Great job with your research.
I used to run the ADA MP-1 into a Tube Works MosValve as well, great sounding combination.. kinda miss it tbh!
Yeah, there is no way I’d sell my Ada mp-1.
Dear friend, it would be nice if you try to compare the original gear vs an actual alternative grear, by budget and tone the, old vintage equipment vs the new cheapest
You could do that, but you would need to have all that equipment. I like to collect only the old vintage equipment.
Pretty sure i hear a light chorus in both dirty and clean tones. And obviously a little light delay.
Without those 2 elements you may find your rig sounds a little dry compared to Queensryche’s tones.
Any idea what Marshall cabinets they were using and speakers in them?
Most likely V30 or greenback cab.
Do you still have this Ada preset?
If you have an Ada MP-1 it should be saved to its internal memory unless it’s been changed and saved over. Google: Ada mp1 factory presets to get the settings info.
@@ShredHeads i've all the original patches modified on my MP1, i'll try to google it and see if there are the native one.
thanx for you kindness Buddy!
keep rockin'