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WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2014, 12:29
by Spike
Hi Everyone

My reason for posting this is to show the sound of the TVS3 through a Vox Tonelab.
I used my Fender 64 reissue with CS54 pups into my TVS3 then the Tonelab, then into line in of my PC.
I usually record with an amp but I was pleased with the sound I got without an amp and mic. setup.

If anyone using a tone lab or TVS3 wants my settings, I am happy to email them to you.

I have put this one on YouTube with some colourful back ground pictures.
Hope you like it.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-brTAmvsUuw

Cheers
Spike

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2014, 12:53
by dave robinson
Excellent Spike as per usual. Out of interest which Tonelab did you use and I'd like to see your settings. I have two, the SE & LE models. :)

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2014, 15:36
by keithmantle
Spot on Spike, great playing and sound/tone, I've just played along with it through my valve Etap and mine is pretty close using Prog 4-Mix 7-Mode C/E- Feedback 6, Cheers Keith.

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2014, 15:39
by Stratpicker
Hi Spike
Cracking sound file!! Great tone from those 54s - not glassy but still good and bright. And those muted echoes are wonderful.
Great playing too - you should do it more often - lol!
cheers
ian

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2014, 16:46
by Spike
Hi Dave, Keith and Ian

Thanks for having a listen and for your nice comments.

Dave Image
See photo here.

Keith:
Be nice to hear your version.

Ian: I will try and do it more often now that we have moved house and started to settle in a bit more.
Thanks Mate!

Spike

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2014, 20:02
by dave robinson
Thanks Spike, I'll try those positions to see if they equate the same tone on mine. Keep it up mate, great stuff. :thumbup:

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 07 Jun 2014, 21:33
by alanbakewell
Lovely tone Spike and first class playing. I enjoyed that.

Long time no speak mate. When I get my e-mail sorted
I've got some pictures for you.

Cheers, Alan.

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 08 Jun 2014, 00:50
by Spike
Thanks Dave and Alan for your nice words.

Dave: There is also a knob on the back of the tonelab which is hard to photograph. I think its set around the middle.
If its too high one way you get distortion. Too much the other way and you cant hear it. Thats something you need to tweak in conjunction with the other settings.
Have fun with it.

Alan: I do miss our little emails mate. I have a few pics to show you also. All our doggies doing well. Getting older with Daddy turning 11 years in October and Mum turned 10 years in February.
The kids are 8 and also October birthdays. Springers are the hungriest dogs. Every time we get up they think its food time. Love em to bits though.

We have just been through building a new house and moving heaps of junk over. Its been a nightmare and our builder has caused much stress from all the problems their contractors left.

Anyway be good to swap a few pics soon.

Take care boys and thanks again for listening!

Cheers
Spike

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 08 Jun 2014, 11:53
by fullerton62strat
Great cover of this Shads classic with near perfect sound and playing - very impressive. I agree, we should hear more from you. Interesting as you've used a Tonelab to great effect and no sign of 'pedal nuances' clouding the sound. Excellent Spike.

Regards,
John

Re: WONDERFUL LAND ON TONELAB BY SPIKE

PostPosted: 08 Jun 2014, 12:49
by Spike
Hi John

Thanks for your kind comments. I will try and make more time to record and as I do enjoy the music.
I also enjoy the challenges of getting it right...which with the right gear, keeps me going :)

Cheers
Spike