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Crank your tone knob up more
ОтветитьThe biggest problem is that if I'm not mistaken, there are two guitars in Dookie for the songs
ОтветитьIf you want a cheaper way get an older style Marshall mg100dfx I used to get spot on tones with that, maybe add a blues driver and an eq for extra tweaks
ОтветитьHis 1st plug ruined the sound he had
ОтветитьFun Fact: Billie Joe Armstrong used a modded Marshall amplifier which is why the tone is so hard to get.
Ответить30 years of Dookie recording!
ОтветитьGood lord, i recall digging Fluffs' vids since 2015 or stuff, i remember there were rather few good channels on metal guitar back in the day. Take care Fluff
Ответитьit sounds like the power rangers theme being played out of a sega
Ответитьhow tf do you strum like that and not have the other strings make noise
ОтветитьSounds like I'm about the same age.
It sounded good but I don't think it was very close. Sounded like you needed more pre volume and less gain.
Dookie sounds like it a lot of crunch and not too much distortion? Basically plenty of pre volume and not much gain. Like it's from the tubes and not all knob.
Dunno, sounds like too much gain and no sag
ОтветитьI also think you had too much gain, it sounds too compressed in comparison.
ОтветитьToo fizzy.
Ответитьnice one, how about recreating Tools "Vicarious"?
ОтветитьWell no! Just take a sdjb put it into a 500 bucks fender strat and you are closer than this ever will be no matter what amp or plugin or wetf you use. Though the guitar playing is pretty accurate.
ОтветитьToo much drive. You have no pick attack. Very fake sounding. Just being honest.
Ответитьcan you do warning please!
ОтветитьI need a full cover on this song with that tone
ОтветитьSpot on
ОтветитьDidn’t Billie record with two amps and mixed the signals?
ОтветитьIt's so hard to recreate the actual sound of the original recordings without the original equipment but I think you did a wonderful job brother brings back so many childhood memories of BMXing and listening to Green Day and Stone Temple Pilots Soundgarden Pearl Jam Even Flow wonderful job brother man I miss the nineties
ОтветитьYou made one of the most common mistakes when trying to emulate BJAs guitar tone which is too much gain. That particular amp ( Marshall Dookie mod) sounds huge. But there really isn't as much gain as most people think in his tone.
ОтветитьI thought he used a JCM 900 dual reverb?
Ответитьsince i can’t afford or find a 1959SLP plexi, i wanna try a mesa dual rec - do you think i can get a similar crisp crunchy OD tone using that and a JB SH-4 bridge pickup in my strat?
ОтветитьI think he did pretty good all things considered...
ОтветитьNot trying to be a citric, but Billie plays the B5 on the root of the A string, and plays a open A power Chord and plays the C5 on the root of the A string.
ОтветитьYou lost me at Bare Knuckle Aftermath pickup
Ответитьhow'd you know jerry would use a pultec and la2a? theres not much info about him out there?
ОтветитьHe seems like the kinda guy I'd like to work at the same grocery store as me so we could be casual friends, like I'd see him and say hey! This job really sucks eh?
Ответитьjvm210 + 2x12 v30s do it well with a strat/ lp
ОтветитьThis sounds way off to me. I actually recreated it on my own yesterday using the dsp nameless amp sim. Pretty much copied Billy's amp settings, used a v30 IR and a ts808 and it sounds pretty dang close
ОтветитьListen to the first album of "betzefer" really good sound 👌
ОтветитьSounds to digital and muddy.
ОтветитьToo much gain on the guitar, the dookie tone has more mids and sound more open.
ОтветитьI think it started off with too much gain and not enough highs and mids. Had to listen to them back to back, sounds great though, good Vid 👍
Ответитьyes! finally someone acknowledges the bill lawrence. i just loaded my strat with an angled one and it sounds amazing. great video! more mids and high end and this will be perfect
ОтветитьYou should try and do the guitar tone from Underoath’s Define The Great Line album. That would be sick!
ОтветитьI think it would have been better to not mix the drums like modern pop punk/metal. Way overprocessed for a 90's punk sound.
ОтветитьWoulda been almost perfect if you didn’t scoop out so much of the low end. And too much gain on the amp
ОтветитьThis makes me want a friedman more than anything
Ответить*pop-punk
ОтветитьGreat tone but that sounded to clean . Dookie has that raunchy raw sound , maybe if you use a real cabinet? Anyways great video
ОтветитьBlues driver you forgot the blues driver that's what it's missing
ОтветитьSounds almost synth-y after adding those plugins, not in a digital synthetic way but almost like there’s a quiet synth pad under the chords very very cool tone definitely stealing all these ideas
ОтветитьDude! Recreate the Steph Carpenter tone! From either ATF or White Pony!
Ответитьlove your guitar Fluff!!!!
ОтветитьI think it sounded great without anything added.
ОтветитьHave you tried the “dookie” pedal they put out a few years ago? I think they sound great but I couldn’t make myself buy one they were just too much money for me
ОтветитьPretty close, but maybe back off the gain and add a little bit more mids.
ОтветитьNah you gotta use the right kind of guitar and pickup. A Musicman is way to fancy and prestine, you want a grindy sound from the pickups BJ used at the time. The gain was set way too high on the friedman. I'd say it's a cool idea for a video, but if you're going to recreate it, you've gotta use the same pickups, head and cab. I don't think you were even sure on the type of cabinet used. Needs more research and more attention to detail to get the dookie sound.
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