![]() Just think about the last time something broke down in your rig. Not to mention the ease of bringing a laptop or hardware amp simulator from gig to gig instead of the traditional load-in. Many bands are seeing that the sounds they can get out of their amp sims are just as effective as the real thing, even at times noticing a fuller sound in the digital realm that their old rigs would facilitate. Instead, they’re seeking out more portable equipment while retaining tone. For the majority of these bands, their fans like them for a specific sound, and these guys aren’t going to sacrifice tone for convenience. Animals As Leaders spend more than half their Rig Rundown talking about their amp sim use. Need some proof? Nine Inch Nails has been using Apple’s Mainstage for their live shows since 2008. Some of the biggest names in rock and metal have come forward advocating amp sims while touring. Guitar tone plugins are making their way into live sound, and there are plenty of reasons why. Is it like that? I dont know much about this stuff though.How many recent performances have you seen of guitarists without an amp in sight? How about all of those YouTube videos where insanely talented guitarists are playing with MASSIVE tone in a tiny bedroom? Chances are, even the guys with a “wall of amps” in the background aren’t playing through them. So for me it sounded like the final output signal was being captured by the DAW so I was hearing the bad tone quality in the final piece if it were being captured from the amp sim directly then ig it would sound good. Then i changed the output and you might know that with interfaces if the output isn't asio you'll get bad sound so i then recorded with other output for hearing the tone and the final recording sounded exactly like what i was hearing while recording. ![]() ![]() First I was also thinking that the headphones are just for hearing the thing and even if you're using bad headphones the tone still is just in the amp sim which would probably sound good but then i recorded something with the bad headphones on and the final recording sounded like the sound i was hearing in the headphones. I have one doubt, see I tried a little thing out. Well audio interface is Behringer umc22 and guitar is Schecter C1 sgr guitar is plugged in the interface and i use amplitude 5 amp sim and the output is coming from the headphones jack on the interface but headphones are bad quality. If yes, please try to suggest some headphones that cost around the price range I mentioned. Can I get a good tone in studio headphones? If you use audio interface with studio headphones or maybe have experience about all this stuff, please reply. I could although afford some studio headphones that cost around 3000 rupees or 40.38$. I asked some people on forums they said that you need studio monitors for that but I dont have that kinda money. But the interface has a quarter inch port for headphones and the my main headset has a usb jack so I couldn't plug those in so I used a cheap headphone and a 3.5 to quarter inch converter but the sound was pretty bad. Now here's the problem, anyone who uses audio interfaces knows that you need to plug the headphones in the interface because if you try using it with the pc output you get weird screeching sound with tons of latency. When I first set the thing up, I was totally confused because of Asio then I found how to use it. I watched some videos on YouTube for reviews and also heard from a friend that owned it, that it's pretty good. So I bought an audio interface to basically get a good guitar tone and for recording covers.
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