Compressor
Effect On/Off: ON
Sustain: 0
Attack: 100
Level: 50
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PreAmp
Effect On/Off:
ON
Amp Type: METAL D
Volume: 100
Bass: 50
Mid: 0
Treble: 60
Presence: 0
Master: 80
Gain: HIGH
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Speaker Simulator
Effect On/Off: ON
Speaker Type: METAL
Mic Setting: CENTER
Mic Level: 45
Direct Level: 40
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4Band Equalizer
Effect On/Off: ON
Effect Type:
EQ
Low Gain: 8dB
Low-Mid Gain: -6dB
Low-Mid Freq: 630Hz
Low-Mid Q: 4
High-Mid Gain: 8dB
High-Mid Freq: 8.0kHz
High-Mid Q: 1
High Gain: 2dB
Level: 3dB
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Comment
by contributor
Here is the patch I've been tweaking for a while now.
I still don't have it exactly where I want it (still
sounds a little to electronic) but that may take months
achieve so I figured I'd give it up now. It doesn't
matter which effect you edit because it's a pretty drastic
change anyway. This
is pretty much an edgy guitar sound with heavy distortion.
There isn't a whole lot of bass in it but isn't that
what a bass guitar is for anyway?
Noise
Suppressor: what ever levels you need to stop the annoying
buzzing.
Also
remember to turn the master reverb off. Reverb just
makes it sound messy (this is also key when panning
hard left or right, the reverb makes it seem like the
sound is bleeding across the speakers).
I
hope people find this useful (and return the favor).
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