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Half a year ago I bought ampLion...though I have no guitar... Because I thought, I could use it even for my synthesizer sounds and especially for leads (as many guitar amps are used for making synthesizer lead sounds fat). But I still haven't succeed in getting some really fat sounds out of it. Do some of you use ampLion for sculpting synthesizer (lead) sounds and with which settings? |
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I use a chain of 2 or 3 CMFuzz, (Camel Crusher) with White Lightning and ZebraCM to
start a synth tone. The free CC has easy to use compressor/distortion, and with a little flanger/phaser, and some reverb if desired, a nice lead instrument can be had. Amp Lion is a pretty good sim, and should be able to do that. You could see what Camel Crusher settings are up to, and mimic them with the controls at Amp Lion. Or team them up. Cheers http://www.camelaudio.com/ |
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glokraw wrote: I use a chain of 2 or 3 CMFuzz, (Camel Crusher) with White Lightning and ZebraCM to
start a synth tone. The free CC has easy to use compressor/distortion, and with a little flanger/phaser, and some reverb if desired, a nice lead instrument can be had. Amp Lion is a pretty good sim, and should be able to do that. You could see what Camel Crusher settings are up to, and mimic them with the controls at Amp Lion. Or team them up. Cheers http://www.camelaudio.com/ Now I'm a little bit anxious about teaming up Camel and AmpLion - maybe I get a Chameleon out of it?? |
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Hungry lions make Camels very nervous.
So do wild synthesizers |
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So no one other uses AmpLion Pro for synthesizer sounds??
Maybe I should buy a guitar... |
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This is a really personal thing distortion. I use a really wild sync sweep ala Jan Hammer for my "guitarish" leads and I find the free ACMEBarGig Preampus Metal C-15 to be in a league of it's own for rich, non-fizzy, leads. And I own Guitar Rig V...not as good as ACME imo.
Here's a smooth example of U-He Diva with it (and the free TAL Flanger). Check out tthe last chord especially (can you say Miami Vice Theme?) http://soundcloud.com/dan-ling/time-out And if you want all-out distortion... http://soundcloud.com/dan-ling/acid-eats-metal All the effects on these are free (except Valhalla reverb on Time Out). ---- Google sees you when you’re sleeping, it knows when you’re awake. Google knows when you’ve been bad or good, so be good for goodness’ sake! http://soundcloud.com/dan-ling |
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Distorted synths can be very effective!
My favorite distortions are http://www.audiodamage.com/effects/product.php?pid=AD030 and http://www.meldaproduction.com/mcreativebundle/mmultibanddis tortion.php And, as glokraw mentioned, layering/chaining distortions, can be great |
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Gonga wrote: This is a really personal thing distortion. I use a really wild sync sweep ala Jan Hammer for my "guitarish" leads and I find the free ACMEBarGig Preampus Metal C-15 to be in a league of it's own for rich, non-fizzy, leads. And I own Guitar Rig V...not as good as ACME imo.
Here's a smooth example of U-He Diva with it (and the free TAL Flanger). Check out tthe last chord especially (can you say Miami Vice Theme?) http://soundcloud.com/dan-ling/time-out And if you want all-out distortion... http://soundcloud.com/dan-ling/acid-eats-metal All the effects on these are free (except Valhalla reverb on Time Out). Then I don't need a guitar, if you make rock music with your synthesizer... Thanks for the tips, I have many VST from ACMEBar and I will try it out... I loved the Redshift Pickup Replacer, but unfortunately there were some bugs and they knocked my REAPER down... |
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abstractcats wrote: Distorted synths can be very effective!
My favorite distortions are http://www.audiodamage.com/effects/product.php?pid=AD030 and http://www.meldaproduction.com/mcreativebundle/mmultibanddis tortion.php And, as glokraw mentioned, layering/chaining distortions, can be great BTW, I love Melda, I would buy them all if I had enough money. They are not so much known than the Wave plugins, but they are much better... |
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