Pantera "Walk" Match EQ For AxeFX II. Patch Included!

[nojyeloot]

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AlbertA's hallowed "Diwewalk 2" patch only works for the Ultra, so I made one from scratch for my AxeFX II. It's not exact, but it's pretty close.

Link for my patch & IR:
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[Larcher]

this is pretty much spot on ! nicely done

 

[synrgy]

Playing the clips side by side like that, seems like there's some more low end in the original.

Still sounds fantastic, though.

 

[nojyeloot]

Playing the clips side by side like that, seems like there's some more low end in the original.

Still sounds fantastic, though.

Exactly my thoughts too... not quite sure how to get that "depth", though I tried for about an hour or two. I'll keep working on it.

Thanks man

 

[synrgy]

My best guess is the difference is in post production, rather than the pre-recorded tone.

*edit* That was my 5,000th post!

 

[nojyeloot]

My best guess is the difference is in post production, rather than the pre-recorded tone.

*edit* That was my 5,000th post!

Good call, didn't think of that.

Ha, congrats +1

 

[Creech]

I think the reason why it sounds less bassy is because you're tuned a few cents sharper than he is....and there's some neck slap sound in his...tone in the fingers..

 

[KingAenarion]

Also... don't forget...

his tone is like...

Guitar... pedals... amp + cable signal degradation

Into

Microphones -> junction box -> console preamps -> Converters/Tape machine

There is probably something in there that could have been adding the bass end

 

[ToupaTroopa]

Very much dig this! Thanks!

 

[walshy0420]

Yeah, VDOP would have been recorded to tape so there's some natural compression and warmth added there. I'd just add a little low end and you'll be pretty much there. It's amazing what you can pull off with an Axe FX. Shit, I need one badly but they're so damn expensive!

 

[nojyeloot]

KingAenarion & walshy0420

Good points and advice.

I actually did play with the low end on the gEQ and Bogner tone-stack a lot, but there's the "nasal warmth" and "thump" (forgive my description) in the tone that was beyond my knowledge on how to replicate.

The cool thing is, is that you don't "need" an AxeFX to do this. You can do it all with free VSTs (LePou) or even a POD (or the like). So many possibilites