Learn how to create a great sounding ambient lead tone using a compressor, distortion, volume pedal and delay!
After you follow the steps in the video to get your lead tone, practice with some jam tracks I’ve put together for you as a free download!
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Learn how to recreate patches from the Allan Holdsworth inspired Yamaha UD-Stomp with Logic Pro X and it’s powerful set of plugins and presets. No hardware effects were used to create these sounds!
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Learn how to create haunting ambient guitar soundscapes with Logic Pro X and it’s powerful set of plugins and presets. No hardware effects were used to create these sounds!
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This is the 4th in a series of digital to analog comparisons. In this episode, I bounce/copy a full band digital mix to my Tascam A3440 tape deck, then copy the audio back to the computer and compare the results. Does the tape processed mix get some of that tape “magic/mystique”? You decide!
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In this video, we look at how almost any piece of audio can be loaded into a convolution reverb plugin and be used to create cool ambient soundscapes!
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A dark, dungeon ambient tune. And in the midst of it all, visions of angels.
This is the 3rd in a series of digital to analog comparisons. In this episode, I bounce/copy a digital recording to my Tascam A3440 tape deck, copy that back to the computer and compare the results. 5 different recordings. 5 different sounds!
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So there I was, creating a test recording with Logic Pro X, working with some of the presets and stock plugins to achieve some ambient guitar tones. As always, I discovered some interesting ambient guitar tones. I decided to make a video showing how the project was created AND make the project available for download here. Check out the video, and then fill out the form below to download the project and play around with it! I’ve included all the audio tracks in addition to the exact settings that I use in the video. Have fun!
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The moon is rising… Magical swelling tones, mystical lunar images. Look for the Sea of Tranquility as the song progresses.
This recording features the Yamaha UD-Stomp, TC Electronic Flashback Triple Delay and the awesome Strymon Timeline.
Learn how to stack 12 discrete delay lines together to create awesomely complex delays! Features the Strymon Timeline, TC Electronic Flashback Triple Delay and Yamaha UD-Stomp.