Mono, Eventide & Doubled Comparisons

[lll]

Whipped this up to show the tone differences between a mono track, mono track with Eventide H969 and a doubled part.

"Doubled" - meaning manual doubling; lay down one track, then do another take of same track, then pan both L and R.

Using PLX's earworm Lynch Mob's "Wicked Sensation" riff (which for some reason I can't stop playing )

Mono:


Mono with Eventide H969 applied:


Doubled:

[PLX]

The double tracked one sounds best.

When I listen to the isolated track off the record, I'm pretty sure he's double tracked it and used two different amps on each track.

Dave Friedman says George is one of only a handful of players still using the old gear.. old Marshalls, pedals, etc..

[harddriver]

Yep...the doubled track did sounds the best and most like the album.

[RockyStar]

The double tracked one sounds best.

When I listen to the isolated track off the record, I'm pretty sure he's double tracked it and used two different amps on each track.

Dave Friedman says George is one of only a handful of players still using the old gear.. old Marshalls, pedals, etc..

He is always changing his rig. Recently he was using a Fryette LXII power amp and some pedals.

[PLX]

He is always changing his rig. Recently he was using a Fryette LXII power amp and some pedals.

That's why they call him "Mr. Scary".

[lll]

PLX needs to start doubling down on doubling.

New exciting worlds of tone await...

[PLX]

PLX needs to start doubling down on doubling.

New exciting worlds of tone await...

I'm lucky if I can play the shit right one time.. let alone twice.