Setting Guitar Tones For Home, Studio, and Stage

ChrisMusic

Another intelligent one (mostly) from the guys at Wampler.

The whole bit on latency is very interesting, it really makes sense of the whole debate IMO, including engineers perspective vs musicians (I was going to say ~ vs human perspective ~ but that would have been unfair, especially having been an engineer in various capacities through my career, but you probably know what I mean)

Setting Guitar Tones For Home, Studio, and Stage

Chasing Tone podcast 56 ~ In this episode Travis, Max, and Brian sit down Frank Falbo of Falbo Guitars and discuss the difference between Live, Studio, and Home tones, and Latency.

Duration 28:29

1:10 – Live/Studio/Home Tones

7:40 – Air Movement 

10:45 – Port City Cabs

11:50 – Cabinet Simulators 

12:20 – Marshall Class 5 

14:15 – Wireless Systems

16:50 – Latency 

23:00 – Small World

24:50 – Max’s Voice

Previous podcast about guitar design, pickups etc with Frank Falbo

http://thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/40382/innovation-frank-falbo-of-falbo-guitars-guitar-design-p-rails-fishman-fluence#latest

steamabacus

Another interesting one @ChrisMusic , thanks for posting that.

On the subject of soundchecking in big empty halls, etc., I remember a quote from one of the guys in Fairport Convention (can't remember precisely who) where he calls punters 'MABs' - 'Mobile Acoustic Baffles'. Spot on!

Adam_MD

I really like the wampler podcasts too bad I can't afford a bunch of his pedals.

ChrisMusic

...calls punters 'MABs' - 'Mobile Acoustic Baffles'...   ~ I rather like that definition, and it is totally true