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 Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 4:52 pm
I was wondering if anyone here knows how to get a really Smooth ad melow clean tone similear to that of David Gilmore (in Genreal), Joe Satriani (Cryin), or the guitarists from Camel ( Stationary Voyager to be exact)
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Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 9:18 am
depends on the amp, satch uses custom peavey jsx's, david gilmour uses custom hi watt amps...and i dont know the other guy.
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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 3:17 am
To get that glassy smooth clean tone, you have to do a couple of things:
Use the neck pickup. It's clean and way smoother than your bridge pickup. Having a single coil will help here too.
Use a 2 by 12 amp or bigger to give you the bottom end you need.
Dial your bass up and your treble to match it and pull your middle out until you get the sound you want.
Right now, running through my Peavey XXL 212 I can get a pretty mean clean tone (3 or 4 to be exact) and that's all I do.
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Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 6:50 pm
hylianhero27 To get that glassy smooth clean tone, you have to do a couple of things: Use the neck pickup. It's clean and way smoother than your bridge pickup. Having a single coil will help here too. Use a 2 by 12 amp or bigger to give you the bottom end you need. Dial your bass up and your treble to match it and pull your middle out until you get the sound you want. Right now, running through my Peavey XXL 212 I can get a pretty mean clean tone (3 or 4 to be exact) and that's all I do. I tried this useing both my jackson and Strat and got the tone I was looking for. I also slaped a chorus effect on it to add to it. I am useing a Yamaha hundred 212 amp. Its not bad but I think I'll sell it (treble seems to be a 11 no matter what I do) and track down a nice Fender head to replace it with.
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 5:02 pm
Flabbergasted Breakdancer hylianhero27 To get that glassy smooth clean tone, you have to do a couple of things: Use the neck pickup. It's clean and way smoother than your bridge pickup. Having a single coil will help here too. Use a 2 by 12 amp or bigger to give you the bottom end you need. Dial your bass up and your treble to match it and pull your middle out until you get the sound you want. Right now, running through my Peavey XXL 212 I can get a pretty mean clean tone (3 or 4 to be exact) and that's all I do. I tried this useing both my jackson and Strat and got the tone I was looking for. I also slaped a chorus effect on it to add to it. I am useing a Yamaha hundred 212 amp. Its not bad but I think I'll sell it (treble seems to be a 11 no matter what I do) and track down a nice Fender head to replace it with. jeez. lucky guys. all i own is a Peavey bandit 112. i mean its nice, but i wanna run it through something else too.
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Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 9:59 pm
[ Tre ] Flabbergasted Breakdancer hylianhero27 To get that glassy smooth clean tone, you have to do a couple of things: Use the neck pickup. It's clean and way smoother than your bridge pickup. Having a single coil will help here too. Use a 2 by 12 amp or bigger to give you the bottom end you need. Dial your bass up and your treble to match it and pull your middle out until you get the sound you want. Right now, running through my Peavey XXL 212 I can get a pretty mean clean tone (3 or 4 to be exact) and that's all I do. I tried this useing both my jackson and Strat and got the tone I was looking for. I also slaped a chorus effect on it to add to it. I am useing a Yamaha hundred 212 amp. Its not bad but I think I'll sell it (treble seems to be a 11 no matter what I do) and track down a nice Fender head to replace it with. jeez. lucky guys. all i own is a Peavey bandit 112. i mean its nice, but i wanna run it through something else too. Suposedly my Yamaha is sought after but I can't see any reason why. Unless I play in a very wide room or out doors this thing sounds like s**t. It makes itself shake on 3. Ineed to fix the reverb on it as well as replace the pots but if I can get it working nicely then Hell yes on the Fender. 3nodding
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