suggest a good equaliser

he pple i cant get a good equalisation frm ma amp its has a clean thats gr8... but metal,metal stack,distorion on overdrive(amp effects) arent working well...i cant get a fat tune like slash playin knockin on heavens door......want a good tone so please suggest the settings

 

got a roland15 cube

 

MXR 10 band : https://www.samedaymusic.com/product--MXRM108
or
MXR 6 band : https://www.music123.com/MXR-6-Band-Equalizer-i232674.music

Actually all your guitar related frequencies are covered in trhe 6 band.
the 10 band EQ pedal has some useless low and high frenquency controls that don't have much impact on the guitar tone.

Basically, 100 Hz to 6000 Hz is your range of interest while shaping teh guitar tone.

Boss GE7 : https://www.music123.com/Boss-GE7-Equalizer-i21781.music?match=1
Danelectro Fish n Chips : https://www.stevesmusiccenter.com/DanelectroDJ14.html

 

Woops saw that you are from India.

You can hope to get Boss and MXR here.

 

You can also get the extremely VFM 7 band Behringer DEQ here I think.

 

Good, if possible, lap up the Behringer, usually Behringers are cheap versions of Boss pedals.
And they get the thing done too

 

waitaminit, it looks like he wants settings for his amp knobs

 

yeah im not into goin to delhi and buyin the stuff( don get it here)so suggest a good one fr ma amp............lol

 

anyways gud information ba alpha

 

Hehe!
Bass: 6/10
Mids: 10/10
Treble: 4/10

There you go :

 

lol, not sure if that would work though.

Amp EQ settings vary depending on guitar, pickups etc.

And oh don't ever use anything that says Metal to get the souped-up warm Marshall tone (basically the Slash tone you are looking for).

 

hey then wat shud i go for hav an ibanez grg170dx stock pickups so wat shud the ideal setting be

 

in terms of distortion,overdrive,metal,metal stack

 

nothing beats turning the knobs yourself.
keep the drive setting to distortion though.
also use the tone knobs of your guitar

 

+1
Dude, you gotta find it out yourself, or someone has to be physically present to help you with it.

On the other hand, what you can do is record somestuff, and compare the tone to Slash. If you find it difficult, you can post it here. Ppl can comment whether they find it similar, or if it requires certain tweaks.

But ofcourse, for doing that you should have a good quality mic (not the usual computer ones), a good mic that covers the whole frequency spectrum.
The cheap microphones impart a telephonic quality to the tone, which doesn't really reflect the tru tone you are getting from the amp.

 

yae hwe perfrmin in a gud club will get good stuff there and hey i worked the tone ot wid
Bass: 6/10
Mids: 10/10
Treble: 4/10
and guess wat its workin tell me how to give reps

 

Congrats, but am sure your gain would be higher than required. :grin:
Reduce that too. :

 

kk help me on the other processor post too