Recent content by maxanton

Thanks for the feedback!! I think I'll be picking one of these ones up when I get the chance

Yeah, Black Sabbath when they first started out had their first golden age (with albums like Paranoid), then they slowly stagnated and sort of faded away... Until Dio joined, and they had another one with Heaven and Hell and Mob Rules. And then again they sort of faded away during the 90s, until...

One amp to rule them all One amp to find them One amp to bring them all And in the dankness bind them I'm sorry, I couldn't resist.

Yeah, I am really thankful that I got to see him live, don't get me wrong. I just wish I could get a better view of what was going on, you know? It was still absolutely amazing - the gig lasted maybe about 2 hours, but after it was done all I could think was "man, that felt like 30 minutes, at most"

I got to see him live for the first and only time in my life last December. My dad has been slow with buying tickets, as usual, so I had to sit in the last row. I regret not being able to see him up close, and I probably always will. RIP Lemmy

Great, thank you! And thanks to everyone who has given me advice on this, too! I'll go pick up a Scarlett from my local music store when I can.

Yeah, I am starting out small, with just a cover channel. We're only planning to start recording somewhere in 2017-2018, so I think I have plenty of time to learn. The reason I'm asking about this now is because I hate swapping out gear once I have had it for some time already. We're planning to...

Please do. I'm struggling so hard to find a good clean tone for my Death Metal band, it'd be great to have something to point me in the right direction.

Oooh, that's a tough one. Let's see: Alex Webster, Les Claypool (especially on the Brown Album), Al Cisneros, and probably Dixie Dave

What about if I had to record a whole band for a commercial release? Would the Scarlett still be good for that?

Are there any noticeable advantages to spending the extra money and buying the Clarett thunderbolt interface?

Well, I only have one pedal right now. But my planned out signal path (for the fuzzes) is: noise gate effect send -> Wounded Paw four way splitter -> 1) Darkglass Duality 2) Big Spider 3) Fuzz Mid pedal 4) Clean signal - > into a Wounded Paw mixer -> noise gate return

Can you guys recommend a good, mid-heavy fuzz pedal for my stoner doom tone? (I already have a Darkglass Duality to handle the highs and am planning to get a Verellen Big Spider for the lows)

I guess I'm lucky. I just bought a 125 euro ticket to a three-day festival, and 90 euros for a single-day festival with Black Sabbath as a headliner. I admit, they aren't the Who or Bob Dylan, but 1.5K? C'mon. I could buy a new bass amp for that! And people here complain about ticket prices.

Hello, TalkBass! So in my epic quest to find the ultimate stoner tone, I came across Verellen amplifiers. I also came across the pain of trying to mic up a speaker in the terrible acoustic environment of my house. I sent them a message, and we discussed the possibility of me ordering a Meatsmoke...