Ample Sound Metal Eclipse Quick Look

[@riddarhyttan]

The overtone content in the Eclipse DI sounds completely off; it's way too present, as if the natural compression of the guitar mics going into your interface wasn't simulated at all. Is that something you can tweak in the settings or a limitation of the plugin?

[@IntheDAW]

This Is something the velocity of both the performed notes and program changes effect, along with the volume sliders and tone pots on the guitars main interface. I plan on going over things in mote detail in a later video but as stated before velocity is a HUGE factor. Higher velocity will give a more aggressive trigger blended with a quick lower velocity will give that compressed sound.

[@cjmllvv]

How are you blending velocities.. are you exporting two different DIs to a single audio track?

[@GazzaniSilva]

great video and content, have you tried the Prominy vsti's? V-metal, Hummignbird, Sr5 rock bass ? they are excellent

[@cjmllvv]

Is it necessary to humanize the velocities in the key editor rather than maxing out the humanization in the vst itself?

[@IntheDAW]

Not at all you can do it inside or outside

[@cjmllvv]

@@IntheDAW do you find you get better results with one or the other. I also found turning off cycle 3x has really bad machine gunning

[@IntheDAW]

I think the key editor is always more powerful and flexible but inside the plugin give you more consistent results

[@cjmllvv]

@@IntheDAW thanks

[@CarlitoProductions]

Is there a way to adjust the tuning up to G tuning?

[@IntheDAW]

Unfortunately it only has tuning down 1 whole step so it goes down to C. I'd grab a demo of metal hellraser its a 9 string and might work better for that purpose