QUICK TIPS - Using SOUNDTOYS Little Alterboy on heavy guitars w/Jordan Valeriote - PLAP CLIPS

[@yogibexargaming4600]

Whoa I wasn’t expecting to come across an Emery song watching these tutorials

[@caseyhulteng4309]

That plug can thicken up screams really well, too! Set the pitch to -1 or -2 and formant to taste!

[@miltonex]

Awesome I use this trick on every guitar track!!! thanks to Jordan!!!

[@trebuchetbeats]

I've got to try this on sax

[@sergiootaegui]

so sick, instant KORN guitar underneath. so good on a grindy singlenote line like this

[@albinsimon7613]

That was just awesome

[@davidallenhammond2777]

Brilliant Jordan, I have the Soundtoys bundle and love the effects, but haven't cracked the Little Altar Boy yet. I'm doing a singer/songwriter today, don't know if I can sneak this in the mix somewhere, Ha ha. Thanks for the tip.

[@nandakishore588]

isnt this the same as an octaver effect that all metal guitarists love ?

[@rishabhbose29]

The idea is the same but Octaver plugins/effects tend to sound a bit flubby and the tracking ain't that great on them. But this plugin is pretty tight and keeps the original sound intact but just kind changes the Pitch. The Formant effect is really smooth here.

[@1000_Jeezai]

Wanna blow minds, put it on the kick

[@nathanrice6589]

Is this maybe how mashuggah got their insane heavy guitar tone on record? Still to this day have yet to hear such a buzz saw tone but yet deep and precise.. 8 strings do help of course.. ugh.. I loath 8 string guitars but its undeniable they use em well..

[@josuastangl7140]

don't think they used much octavers, instead even the bass plays in the same octave as the guitars to make a huge wall of a unison sound tightly locked in with the kick

[@miguelpessanha]

Guitar players do this all the time, but on their pedalboard

[@christianvicenteprieto8827]

Dullest riff ever?