Another Vox ToneLab quickie demo

Another Vox ToneLab quickie demo

I haven't had a chance to pick up a guitar all wee (slammed at work),
so late last night I figured I'd throw together a couple more ToneLab
demos. Like the first one, I just used a canned drum loop from my
Mixcraft DAW, and teh TOneLab presets were used without any editing or
modification. Again, I used my workhorse LP copy (DiMarzio SD/bridge,
PAF/neck). No bass.

* w w w .soundclick . com /bands/default.cfm?bandID=564392&content=music

TL2 (mellow):
Center: "CLN-EDGE" preset; neck PAF pickup, coil tap on.
Right: "NASHVILLE" preset; middle pickup position, coil tap on.
Left: "SKYNYRD" preset; bridge SD pickup, coil tap OFF.

T3: (metal):
Left: "VULGAR" preset
Right: "SABBATH" preset
(bridge SD/coil tap off for both; I'm tooling on a minor variation of
Maiden's "2 minutes" riff here)

As always, at 2 AM after a long week...ignore the ham-fisted playing;
for demonstration purposes only!!

-d

Re: Another Vox ToneLab quickie demo

On May 10, 4:17 pm, "David" <not@home> wrote:
> "dvaoa" <dv...@altavista . com > wrote in message
>
> news:aac0691a-8edb-45f6-b989-ac39f5b9ae62@b64g2000hsa.googlegroups . com ...
>
> >I haven't had a chance to pick up a guitar all wee (slammed at work),
> > so late last night I figured I'd throw together a couple more ToneLab
> > demos. Like the first one, I just used a canned drum loop from my
> > Mixcraft DAW, and teh TOneLab presets were used without any editing or
> > modification. Again, I used my workhorse LP copy (DiMarzio SD/bridge,
> > PAF/neck). No bass.
>
> > * w w w .soundclick . com /bands/default.cfm?bandID=564392&content=music
>
> Sounds great!!
> I like the sounds the Tonelab makes,especially some of the overdiven/crunch
> ones.
> It has a great feel to it...
> I tried a POD XT Live which i didn't like.If i'm being honest i found it too
> complicated.
> i.e. it did too much and the presets weren't that impressive...
> I had a Digitech GNX3000 which was cool but i also found that to be a bit
> gimmicky with stuff i'll never use.
> I have a rack mount V-AMP PRO which sounds pretty darn good for the
> price,great for over the top metal tones.
> I've kept the V-AMP and the Tonelab LE and use the Tonelab exclusively now,
> for ease of use,it's great.
>
> regards,
> dave

I've come to realize I like all modelers...they're each special in
their own way ;-) I also tend to get bored with just one, so I
usually rotate them after a while (I have 5... I think).

Thanks for listening,

-d