Recorded this song live in the Studio with my Mark IV short and long heads running in Class A Triode Tweed Power in the same room as the drums. Pretty Awesome tones for being at whipser volume.
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Dual Mark IV cliipage
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Tommy Eisen
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Dual Mark IV cliipage
My collection:
Mesa (Mark IV long and short head, Mark III red and blue stripe, Dual Rec 2 channel Rev G and Tremoverb)
Marshall (2203x, 2203KK, DSL50, JVM410)
Peavey (Butcher, VTM 120, Ultra 120, 6505)
Odd balls (Splawn Quickrod and EVH 5150III)
Mesa (Mark IV long and short head, Mark III red and blue stripe, Dual Rec 2 channel Rev G and Tremoverb)
Marshall (2203x, 2203KK, DSL50, JVM410)
Peavey (Butcher, VTM 120, Ultra 120, 6505)
Odd balls (Splawn Quickrod and EVH 5150III)
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TyroneBiggums
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Re: Dual Mark IV cliipage
Tones are fucking sick, drums not so much
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Tommy Eisen
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Re: Dual Mark IV cliipage
TyroneBiggums wrote:Tones are fucking sick, drums not so much
whats wrong with the drums?
My collection:
Mesa (Mark IV long and short head, Mark III red and blue stripe, Dual Rec 2 channel Rev G and Tremoverb)
Marshall (2203x, 2203KK, DSL50, JVM410)
Peavey (Butcher, VTM 120, Ultra 120, 6505)
Odd balls (Splawn Quickrod and EVH 5150III)
Mesa (Mark IV long and short head, Mark III red and blue stripe, Dual Rec 2 channel Rev G and Tremoverb)
Marshall (2203x, 2203KK, DSL50, JVM410)
Peavey (Butcher, VTM 120, Ultra 120, 6505)
Odd balls (Splawn Quickrod and EVH 5150III)
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TyroneBiggums
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Re: Dual Mark IV cliipage
Well I'm a drummer mainly, so I'm always critical of the drums haha.
To me the cymbals and kick sound great, but the snare is bland and flat sounding, and the toms are as well. Almost sound like they aren't tuned correctly.
Also the playing (timing) in the initial slow section leaves something to be desired. Drums are one of those instruments where poor playing just sounds bad no matter how good the equipment is.
To me the cymbals and kick sound great, but the snare is bland and flat sounding, and the toms are as well. Almost sound like they aren't tuned correctly.
Also the playing (timing) in the initial slow section leaves something to be desired. Drums are one of those instruments where poor playing just sounds bad no matter how good the equipment is.
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Tommy Eisen
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Re: Dual Mark IV cliipage
TyroneBiggums wrote:Well I'm a drummer mainly, so I'm always critical of the drums haha.
To me the cymbals and kick sound great, but the snare is bland and flat sounding, and the toms are as well. Almost sound like they aren't tuned correctly.
Also the playing (timing) in the initial slow section leaves something to be desired. Drums are one of those instruments where poor playing just sounds bad no matter how good the equipment is.
Yeah, this kid is 16, I'm pretty sure he fucked up the drum tuning right before we started. When I do a session though I just let the drummer do his thing with the tuning, but yeah I do hear that too. Oh well it's his 7".
My collection:
Mesa (Mark IV long and short head, Mark III red and blue stripe, Dual Rec 2 channel Rev G and Tremoverb)
Marshall (2203x, 2203KK, DSL50, JVM410)
Peavey (Butcher, VTM 120, Ultra 120, 6505)
Odd balls (Splawn Quickrod and EVH 5150III)
Mesa (Mark IV long and short head, Mark III red and blue stripe, Dual Rec 2 channel Rev G and Tremoverb)
Marshall (2203x, 2203KK, DSL50, JVM410)
Peavey (Butcher, VTM 120, Ultra 120, 6505)
Odd balls (Splawn Quickrod and EVH 5150III)