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I am happy to setup an amplitube exchange server on my newest addition, a web and ftpserver...

Feel free to e-mail me with some, and i will post them soon... [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

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OK...i have set something up.

It is very very simple, but hey...it works! (i hope... [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] )

Click here to enter the Amplitube Excange Server

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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Right now i have posted some presets that come with the demo.

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fab, couldn't find that jazzy.mp3 file...

I've been messin' around with the Amplitube demo and while I really like it, I simply can't afford it! I mean, if I had 400$ to spend, I'd buy THE head that I want (Carvin Legacy or Marshall JCM900)! Does Amplitude ever offer a lower cost plug-in, say WITHOUT the stomp box section? [img]images/icons/confused.gif[/img] I just want the amp section, as I've got external racks of guitar effects processors!! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

The amplitube exchange is a cool idea! [img]images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]

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280-300.00 out the door at g.c. for amplitube.
I sold a great tube amp to buy it!!If I lived alone out in the sticks I would only mic tube amps!!But I have been getting surprising results with amplitube!
I live in an apartment so it is about my only option!

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1)jloassbang, re: radio. This is a major contrast to my style of mix, but by golly, you really found a style that works for the tune! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] I likes alot, just want more bass from the bass, not the geeeetars!

2)Joz, re: get by. I really like the minimalistic approach to the tune: Well produced but not overdone. The guitar sounds are fab! This thing is tasty, I wish I had the whole tune to listen to. [img]images/icons/frown.gif[/img]

3)SergeK, re: sarah. I see this one sounding great when filled out. In this raw form, i see images in my head of some of the craziest instrumentations to beef up the tune. Let me know if you plan on doing more to this one. I like the tune, but can't comment on the mix much for obvious reasons. But if it's meant to remain just acoustic and Vox, I'd try a more natural sound. Stereo mic the acoustic and barely bring in some sweet reverb. The vox seem to be missing a lot of the lows if this is supposed to be it's final form. Well, I know it may seem like I'm ripping on this tune, but I really do like it. I just see you going a lot further with it.

4)shredfit re:Mr. Right. Damn boy!!! This is nice. Once again, I love the minimalistic approach. I would have eq'ed the hat a little more, brought it down a little and added a touch of reverb to it. This is probably the only thing I can recommend. Overall, two thumbs up! [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

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King, this ones for you:

I'm surprised you liked sleep's vox that much, they were the one's that needed tuning but didn't get it!

Getting this is pretty simple, just a good but big sounding reverb, with the predelays set to match the guitars, pretty fast so's not to sound like echoes...echoes...echoes. Make sure you calculate the predelays in the verb to match the tempo of the tune by 1,2,4,8,etc... (they didn't use a click, so I matched it by ear to the guitar delay instead) Then pull out a pretty big and wide chunk anywhere from 1k to 5k to keep it from hogging the main vox when you bring it up, kind of like you would do if the reverb were really a background vox track. This eq on the reverb also tends to keep a lot of the longer delays from being noticed, so you can really push the pre-delay volume if you've got that option. I think it works well here because of the guitar. If there wasn't that guitar, it would just stick out too much. I probably used renaissance reverb or the TC-mega reverb (I would have used our Lexicon 480L, but it croaked a few weeks prior to sessions). In a situation where the guitar isn't there to mellow out the effect, try having the vocalist try to duplicate the good take, then bury it in a quick decaying but large verb, then bring it in just above the unnoticeability point(i like that word, because I made it up [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] ). It may work, but something like a B3 with leslie or a very mid-rangey guitar really does the trick well.

I hope this helps you dial in some kool verbs kong!

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"could you bump it up a notch?"

- this thread could wind up being one of the most helpful ever for those who are new to mixing, i just hate to see it fall a page and a half behind. [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

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Its Great Chris! Thx a lot! I always want to learn more about this kind of "balance" between instruments and effects!

I shall try it out!