https://marshallcode.tools/patch/3-ozzy-osbourne-crazy-train.html I am sharing this patch via the new site, it is still not done but hey I could not wait!
It sounds quite a bit bass heavy to my ears, but other than that it sounds absolutely KILLER!That sounds great! Lack of communication. Great song! If you could post your settings that would be great.
Wow, that's actually something I never thought about!Thanks for the input Dave. I agree with you. I originally designed this for a guitar with more treble output. I have found in the past that even humidity in a room will affect how an amp sounds from one day to the next. Ever wonder why you have a killer preset and the next week you don't think it's that good? I bet a lot of good amps have been sold because humidity will cause speaker density to increase and even the air will absorb some of the upper frequencies so musicians think something happened to the amp. A good studio will keep a de-humidifier (or humidifier) going to keep the humidity constant to compensate for this. This is why I like the Code 50. The EQ (bass,mid,treble) are very distinct and with a few tweaks it can be dialed in to your taste. By the way, I am a working Bass Player so I tend to lean more towards the bass side of the spectrum. I have a George Lynch Signature guitar that sounds radically different with this preset. I have a friend who owns a studio and he hates processing on anything (delay, mod, ect) but I have seen him fooled thinking a solid state track was done with a tube amp. Go figure.....Sorry for the long post. I am glad you brought this up. It gave me a good reason to throw in my 2 cents worth.
Super obsessed in getting Gary Moore tones "Still Got The Blues" and that Volbeat driving crunch.
This Youtube video may help you. Please pay attention to what he says about mids!
I suggest you use the plexi model and the overdrive pre-fx plus reverb and delay to taste.
Same thing happens to me every few days and this is happening for months. The first time I lost all my custom settings for over 30 patches. A colleague of mine pinpointed the problem (at least for Android) in the APK and he contacted Marshall with the fix almost 2 months ago. He got the usual we will forward this to the developers bla bla... and still nothing.Well...I've read it on The Gateway App reviews and didn't believe it but it happen to me last night. As I was creating my own tone and saved it on the app, today as I opened the app I have 00EL34 Heaven and every single one from 01 to 99 is named after the one patch I created. I had to delete and re-install the app and start from scratch again. Hopefully Marshall will have a fix for this in the new future.
Same thing happens to me every few days and this is happening for months. The first time I lost all my custom settings for over 30 patches. A colleague of mine pinpointed the problem (at least for Android) in the APK and he contacted Marshall with the fix almost 2 months ago. He got the usual we will forward this to the developers bla bla... and still nothing.
BTW if you have the time check this, at least for the moment it is the most reliable solution for storing patches
JTM45 or plexi, through the 1960X or 1960HW should get you there
set gain so that the amp stays clean at soft picking but distorts when you dig in... use a little compression up front to get to angus territory, leave it off for malcolm stuff
AC/DC's powerful sound comes from 2 guitars... many people also dial in too much gain btw... keep it low
JTM45 or plexi, through the 1960X or 1960HW should get you there
set gain so that the amp stays clean at soft picking but distorts when you dig in... use a little compression up front to get to angus territory, leave it off for malcolm stuff
AC/DC's powerful sound comes from 2 guitars... many people also dial in too much gain btw... keep it low
you forgot the schaffer replica... basically a compander... with the built in compressor in code, you should be able to create a similar effect of what it doesI just saw a interview with Angus Young's tech and he showed one of several heads used with settings as such: Presence 1 Bass 3 Mid 3 Treble 3 Volume 6 and Gain 8. Now since he has about four heads he switches to/from during the course of a show, I believe only one (or two) go to the front end guy and I also believe the setting on this one do not so it's pretty much a straight shot out. No effects period, which is the way Rock n Roll should be!!! Just an thought...