TONE3000

Crate V33H 2007

Amp Head Capture

NAM

4

lukesull

1mo

Description

Sweep file out of Presonus Quantum interface, into Zvex Super Hard On boost pedal to buffer, into amp input. Speaker output into Nux Solid Studio (bypassed) on Speaker mode, output back into Quantum. Controls set as shown in image. This amp and other Crate tube amps pair well with Celestion Seventy 80 (aka P80, aka Crate Palomino etc branded) guitar speakers. The Crate's toyish midrange honk, and the Seventy-80's rough-edged scoop, complement each other. The Seventy-80 is often found cheaply on the used market. My aim is to capture the sweet clean pedal-platform tone of the Crate, drop it into my GP-5 etc., to then run it into a more neutral solid state power amp that can then be plugged into a Celestion 70-80 cabinet.

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Crate V33H 2007

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A2-FullESR: 0.0042

A2-LiteESR: 0.0044

400 Epochs

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lukesullCreator
"V7" seems like it worked correctly. Rather than using my phone like in prev versions, I went out and back into my interface. Probably the input and output files not being digitally in sync was causing problems
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lukesullCreator
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This is my first one. i don't think it worked right. I will try it again Edit: tried it again. "V2" performs more as expected
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