I’m watching the series The Outer Limits, the remake that was made from 1995 until 2002. The introduction to each episode includes an image we might all know, originally created by Jerry Uelsmann in 1982 called “Untitled (House and Roots)”.
Hey, everyone. I’m new to Neural DSP. I’ve downloaded a bunch of demos and have come up with this list:
Tim Henson
Cory Wong
Mateus Asato
Tone King Imperial MKII
Morgan
I do rock and pop and Latin rock. I’ll be using them to record.
So, do you think I’m covering my bases well with these? I won’t be doing much lead but will be doing a bunch of rhythm for sure.
I’m sometimes thinking that the Morgan and Tone King cover similar ground, maybe. Of those two (both of which I really like), the Tone King might be the one that could be covered by Morgan and maybe Mateus Asato? Again, I’ve only demoed them for a week, so maybe those of you who have used them for a long time might have a vastly different take on this.
What are your opinions on these plugins?
Thanks!
Hello, everyone. For a long while I’ve wanted a Gretsch electric. I’ve got an acoustic that I think is truly great and, of course, I’ve heard great things about their electric guitars. I still don’t know which model to buy but I want to get your take on, for example, if it should have a Bigsby or not. I don’t really play lead, but I do play a hell of a lot of rhythm. This guitar will be for home studio use only, not for playing live.
I’m starting a project in which I’ll be recording an enormous amount of my songs. I have different acoustics, a PSR with push pull pots, a Tele, and a Strat SSS. I play rock pop music and many of my songs I’ll be changing to a Latin pop rock sound (I live in Latin America).
So, what do you think? What could an electric Gretsch guitar add to my sound? What kind of pickups? Broadtron, P-90s, or others? Bigsby or no Bigsby? Intonation and tuning stability issues with those? Hollow, center-block, solid?
I can’t really spend more than maybe $800-$1000 because I’ve already invested a lot in this project. One thing I love about Gretsch is that there is a lot of quality in budget options.
I’m open to any and all opinions from those that actually know Gretsch, the players.
Thanks!