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had the reverb on both up to like 5. it was like this shoulder deep whirlpool of warm water. it was mesmerizing. and then when i hit my overdrive its like i had the entire spectrum of sound coming from the amps. it was a religious experience.

i may have been aroused, i blacked out for a sec.

gotta convince the bandmates that i need two amps at gigs now.

The thread needs audio. Fast.

FUCK i'm at work. when i get home i'll throw something together.

Now tell us about that time you caught that really big fish.

It wasn't a fish, it was a mermaid.

Dual rigs are a thing of beauty.

Ugly Nora wrote:Now tell us about that time you caught that really big fish.

Chankgeez wrote:It wasn't a fish, it was a mermaid.

im missing an inside joke and i feel real left out

i wanna say the joke has something to do with your avatar but I may be missing it too

contributing to this thread so that I can hear some audio demos when you get done with work


dual amp setups is cool

echodeluxe wrote:

Ugly Nora wrote:Now tell us about that time you caught that really big fish.

Chankgeez wrote:It wasn't a fish, it was a mermaid.

im missing an inside joke and i feel real left out

If there's an inside joke, I'm missin' it too.

I was just mindlessly riffin' off of what Ugly Nora said. (Ignore me.)

… but, yeah, back to stereo...

lol

i have garageband on my iPhone, but ive never done any recording with it. i will try to get something good. we will see.

i always have my old boss digital recorder that uses SMARTMEMORY media. 512mb. why did they even make this thing? no easy way to get audio out. but whatever. ill try.

The Swirlies Rule...

Gonna be hard to really capture the swirlliness without good stereo recording setup and panning. Not gonna happen on the phone. Stereo setups rule though. Ping pong delays and shit, dual reverbs, seperate dirt chains (my very favorite), lots of cool options. I got pretty into having a sort of wet/dry setup with seperate dirt chains. You can really crank the verb and delay on the wet amp a lot more than you normally would but still retain a lot of clarity with the dry amp. Great for higher gain kind of stuff. Seems like the swirl is probably more up your alley. Great sounds either way. Once you go dual amp, it's hard to go back.

^ youre right, señor estomago. im gonna go for a stereo recording when i get home.