This is my favorite downloaded tone from tone net so far! Clean but thick and great base tone to add some drive pedals to. Great job and thank you sir!
It is quite funny, becasue it is as far as you possibly can get from boutique amps :) 3W madamp g3 (that i handwired myself) with 1x12 creamback neo cab with loads of lost eq/mixing. So basically (like many of my profiles) it was profiled twice - as a base tone with sm57/u87 (micparts), and then profiled with post EQ :) Tone i was aiming as a reference was a live in LA Slow Dancing in a burning room tone:) Thanks!
@@lorenzomarianelli4016 if you have rme interface - there are basically limitless options of routing inputs/outputs. So basically i mix profile the same way i would mix any guitar tone and profile mix ready tone that i have in my DAW again by tonex app. It can get kinda tricky/impossible without RME though but if you are a tweaker you can do it on your own as long as you know what you are aiming for. Cheers!
Yeah it's great tone. But I have question, and can't get answer on it. I have Tonex One for few days, and it's great but there is something I don't understand Everytime I prepare my preset and then transfer it to librarian and than to tonex one it sounds different than when I prepared it. I do it this way - I turn on bypass in Tonex, select the tone model in the home tab, set the knobs, reverb, etc. I listen to how it sounds, save it as my preset, turn off the amplifier in the home tab, go to the librarian tab, load my preset, upload it. I put it turn in stomp mode and turning off bypass. The sound has always more bass and gain and more mudy than I prepare it. What am I doing wrong? I tried to set trim (put it little less) and it's little bit better, but still sounds has less "life", little but more mudy when I put it to tonex.
Hey I was having an issue like this and realized I had the cabs bypassed, so maybe just check your global settings to make sure you don’t have cabs bypassed accidentally because it will sound thin and harsh
@@lorenzomarianelli4016 I've found what was wrong: I made one mistake. I put it straight into stomp, and you have to put it first into list of 20 presets and than from there to the stomp. In tonex app you can put preset directly into "stomp" mode and check, or you can put on list of 20, and than to stomp and it makes difference in sound.
@@mudflapking I checked everything, problem was elsewhere. I made one mistake. I put it straight into stomp, and you have to put it first into list of 20 presets and than from there to the stomp. In tonex app you can put preset directly into "stomp" mode and check, or you can put on list of 20, and than to stomp and it makes difference in sound.
