How to create a WALL OF SOUND in the studio! 

Grindstein + Grindstein. Really, a thick middy tone and a really thin one works great.

I am using my Engl Fireball 25 together with a Rocktron mAXE. The mAxe for itself sounds "interesting", but it is the right tool to fill up a high gain valve sound. Since I am lazy, my 3+4 are actually one track mixed into two instances of Overloud THU with Rectifier profiles. At the end it is a hybrid setup: Valve, transistor and program code... For the cabs: Engl IRs (the official ones) and a real E110 cab mic'ed with a E609 and a MD421 (that is tricky, since it is a small speaker). I think the E110 adds everything a 4x12 can't provide... :-)

I have a bogner for scooped and randall for mids on my left channel and then a Mesa and a fender combo on my right channel. Used rainbows and chainsaws irs largely the dv77. Absolutely stoked on the sounds we are getting. About to head back to the studio and use everything from the get go rather than just in post.

Like this? I use yours pedal and ir's ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wlzfH7NyddM.html

perfect video. I use a 3 Channel Triple Rectifier for the main body, Carvin V3 for crispy highs, and a Panama Inferno as an alternate if i need a bit more mellowed/Cultured sound. sometimes i will lightly augment these with high gain plugins sitting just underneath everything. i'd love to get a Vox nightrain to use as a nasty/trash guitar tone to blend in, but there are many things that come first on my studio 'to-get' list right now.

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You're precious.

It’s the same approach in the end!

What I love the most and never really thought about until you said it in this video - take ONE IR... ONE single IR, not two, ONE, and go through all your amps with it. That way you can learn the tonal characteristics of each amp. Brilliant. Sounds simple but it’s one of those things you don’t really consider when getting started in the endless world of amps. Vielen Dank!

seriously? you never heard of Judas Priest?

Thanks a lot and welcome to the channel!

That was a Spector bass! I need to look up what I did with it.

@@KohleAudioKult Yes please, that was a big bass!

Great! Don't forget to join the Kohle Audio Kult! On my discord channel, you'll meet a lot of cool people to nerd out! discord.com/invite/A8CpzfGJ5q

That’s the spirit! 🤪❤️🍺

Thanks! Beer sounds good! 🤪❤️🍺

@@KohleAudioKult btw used this philosophy to pull out the Clayman tone. Main tone IS a 5150 with an OD (not a TS) Fredman technique and the secondary one a ValveState mixed Between 5 or 6 dB below. Awesome tone

Thanks a lot man! I'm actually surprised how much bs is out there. Both IRs and plug ins.

It’s been a while, but thanks a lot! Same principle like in this video.

Best benighted record so fucking underrated and yes the tone is amazing but some of their latest stuff has even better production

Oh noooo! 🙄

Welcome! I'm launching my academy in October! That will be even more grinding fun!

@@KohleAudioKult oh wow. That's awesome. Can't wait.

Make sure to sign up to my email list and to join us on discord!

@@KohleAudioKult yes, sir!

Welcome back! You must have been in a very lonely and dark place. It’s kinda hard to escape RU-vid 😜

@@KohleAudioKult Wow you're a psychic! LOL

wow! what should I do?

I actually cut out a part where I said exactly the same thing! 😅

I do that too, the Fleisch is bad ass, and they are working on an actual pedal, so that will be awesome!

Now, having completed the video, I'm going to try experimenting with adding in a few more tones as suggested. Maybe something a little more "fizzy" like a Soldano Slo 100, or an ENGL. The possibilities are literally endless. So thanks for this video mate! This is the best high-gain tutorial vid I've watched in quite some time! It really got me excited to try expanding on the two-head tone I've been using for a while now. I've occasionally swapped out the Dual Rec with a Mark IV, or the Fender Metalhead, but I've never attempted to blend more than two different tones together. I mean, I've double-tracked the same tones of course for a natural chorus(ish) effect, which I've found helpful to sort of fill out my tone on particular tracks, but that's about it. So your vid really has gotten my creative juices flowing and I can't wait to put your advice into practice when I sit down at the desk tonight. Cheers!! 💯

Mesa / Orange is always a great combination! I need to check out the big Thunderberb. Which Bottle are you using?

@@KohleAudioKult sorry for the delay brother. I'm using the bottle 563 (based on a Neumann CMV-563) paired with a Dynamic 57 on the TVerb200 (I had stated above that I was pairing the bottle with another condenser mic, but I was mistaken - it is actually the dynamic 57 that I landed on in the end). It was a happy accident that just seemed to help me get what I was looking for out of the Thunderverb, and sounded even better when I put it into the mix with the Rectifier, which surprised me. Funny side note, this actually sounds a little better to me when using Amplitube iOS 🤷‍♂️. Go figure. But I've been using the same pair on the Mac with similar results. I just watched another vid of yours on understanding and dialing in high gain tones, and I liked how much you were encouraging experimentation. I generally wouldn't have thought too use the Bottle 563, but I was f'ing around and stumbled across it. I moved it back a wee bit from the cab and suddenly it just came alive for me. Same with cabs recently - I decided to try a few different cabinets with the Dual Rectifier recently out of boredom and discovered that I really prefer Amplitube's "4x12 Metal T 1" cab with the Dual Rec when using the Dual Rec on it's own (on Amplitube 5 anyway - I LOVE the Mesa 4x12 cabs irl). So my point, if anyone else actually reads all of this, is to experiment like crazy... especially considering all of the great, inexpensive modeling software out there. That $5 mic add-on ended up leading me to the exact tone that I needed in that moment. Thx for responding man! Hope you find something helpful here. Keep up the great vids!🤘

Also, when it comes to the TV200 I actually prefer Channel B - "Shape" on 8 / Gain on about 7... it's a very strange amp - Ch1 has basic treb/mid/bass eq, but Ch2 only has a weird "Shape" knob instead

Can I quote you on the bass tone? 🤣 Beautiful description!

@@KohleAudioKult of course you can!

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So far I was pleasantly surprised by Amplitube 5