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Guitar players: Any use digital studios and amp plugins?
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<blockquote data-quote="James Snover" data-source="post: 16366714" data-attributes="member: 67454"><p>I like them. Been thinking about making one of my own. You can crank them up and get natural tube distortion without knocking down your own walls, and if it's a real analog amplification circuit, you know that if it sounds good, it's _you_ that sounds good; not digital trickery. And believe me, digital has been developed to the degree it can make you sound good.</p><p></p><p>Fact: some of the best classic rock, and even unto modern times, has been recorded using a Fender 5-Watt Champ tube amp. Kieth Richards, Billy Gibbons, on the early ZZ-Top albums, and scores of others, use the Champ in the studio. On the Stones recent album, Blue and Lonesome, Richards used a thirty year old champ on a lot of the tracks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Snover, post: 16366714, member: 67454"] I like them. Been thinking about making one of my own. You can crank them up and get natural tube distortion without knocking down your own walls, and if it's a real analog amplification circuit, you know that if it sounds good, it's _you_ that sounds good; not digital trickery. And believe me, digital has been developed to the degree it can make you sound good. Fact: some of the best classic rock, and even unto modern times, has been recorded using a Fender 5-Watt Champ tube amp. Kieth Richards, Billy Gibbons, on the early ZZ-Top albums, and scores of others, use the Champ in the studio. On the Stones recent album, Blue and Lonesome, Richards used a thirty year old champ on a lot of the tracks. [/QUOTE]
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