spudmunkey
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I'm reminded of a Jared Dines video where he was demoing a guitar's high-gain tone, with it on "piezo" mode without knowing it.
Yeah, it sounded like hot garbage.
what is the best pickup for recording metal?
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I'm reminded of a Jared Dines video where he was demoing a guitar's high-gain tone, with it on "piezo" mode without knowing it.
Yeah, it sounded like hot garbage.
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spudmunkey
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The real question I don't think anybody has asked:
What sort of metal are you even talking about?
There's a big tonal difference between Maiden and Whitechapel.
What sort of metal are you even talking about?
There's a big tonal difference between Maiden and Whitechapel.
HeHasTheJazzHands
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I'm reminded of a Jared Dines video where he was demoing a guitar's high-gain tone, with it on "piezo" mode without knowing it.
Yeah, it sounded like hot garbage.
I think I remember that video. And he was like "Sounds pretty damn good!"
Yeah, someone posted that a few months ago as proof JD was bad at paying attention to details. It was definitely steaming-hot-dumpster-behind-an-Indian-restaurant tone to my ears.
...but I guess no one got the pun. Metal- magnetic. Magnets attract metal... ok, I'll see myself out...
