It would be helpful if you could provide some sound examples of your tones.
Btw, the beauty of ITB reamping is an ability to shape the tone before an amp. If you want to simulate hard hitting strings you can use compression and transient shaping. Also you can try to play with "pick attack" knob on Shreddage products (just don't overdo it as it can get unnatural).
Other than that I could think of using too much gain in ampsimps, it washes away punch and definition. The tones that you like most likely use way less gain than you might think.
And lastly, do not forget, in this kind of music like on the first two vids the huge part of the rhythm guitar tone and power is actually comes from a bass guitar.
Btw, the beauty of ITB reamping is an ability to shape the tone before an amp. If you want to simulate hard hitting strings you can use compression and transient shaping. Also you can try to play with "pick attack" knob on Shreddage products (just don't overdo it as it can get unnatural).
Other than that I could think of using too much gain in ampsimps, it washes away punch and definition. The tones that you like most likely use way less gain than you might think.
And lastly, do not forget, in this kind of music like on the first two vids the huge part of the rhythm guitar tone and power is actually comes from a bass guitar.
Statistics: Posted by Dormant — Sat Apr 20, 2024 7:15 am