Unfortunately Steve would not agree to sell me his ultra rare amp. Bummer. These older VHT Pitbulls from the 90s are becoming difficult to find, I consider myself lucky that I have a friend who owns one, so I can ask him if I can borrow it for a recording session. I had a blast putting this together for you guys, the most fun thing for me a writing the music. In this video I tried to cover all the bases as far as how one could record an amp like this. I feel like the Captor X was the most practical option.
What about you guys though, have you ever played a Pitbull? What's your favorite VHT amp? How would you record this amp if you had one? As always, thanks for watching, liking and commenting!
Also, I found an incredible 3 hour interview with Steven Freyette here if you want to hear more of his story. Super brilliant guy!
Watch the full intro song here:
• The Rarest VHT Amp Eve...
***Mix and master by producer Brandon Adams
Need great mixing? email: zylonproductionsmusic@gmail.com
VHT History song by Adam Griffith
Check out my music here:
Bandcamp:
xaphon.bandcamp.com/
Spotify:
open.spotify.com/album/325XF9...
My Website:
lessonswithdrew.com/
IG/TikTok:
@shred_riffs
00:00 INTRO
00:53 What is this amp?
02:18 Brief VHT History
05:16 Features of the CLX Combo
07:37 Recording Techniques
08:50 Strat into CLX
13:36 About the Pedalboard
15:13 C Standard EMG into CLX
19:12 8 String into CLX
21:58 CLX into Peavey Cab
24:34 "Pitbull Enterprises" Demo Song
25:40 CLX into Two Notes Captor X
29:51 Final Thoughts
9 июл 2024
