FS Fender Telecaster Electric Guitar Bridge Pickup Direct In
by FlameStudiosUploaded on Sep 08, 2015 (and last updated on Sep 08, 2015)
This is a Fender Telecaster recorded direct in using the bridge pickup (more treble than the neck pickup). It has the same presets as the Fender Jaguar Direct In including Fender reverb samples also that can be mixed in with the mod wheel 2 on certain presets.
FS Fender Telecaster Electric Guitar Neck Pickup Direct In
by FlameStudiosUploaded on Sep 08, 2015 (and last updated on Sep 08, 2015)
This is a Fender Telecaster recorded direct in using the neck pickup (more bass than the bridge pickup). It has the same presets as the Fender Jaguar Direct In including Fender reverb samples also that can be mixed in with the mod wheel 2 on certain presets.
FS Gibson Les Paul Bridge Pick-Up Electric Guitar Direct In
by FlameStudiosUploaded on Sep 08, 2015 (and last updated on Sep 08, 2015)
This is a Gibson Les Paul recorded direct in using the bridge pickup (more treble than the neck pickup). It has the same presets as the Fender Jaguar Direct In including Fender reverb samples also that can be mixed in with the mod wheel 2 on certain presets.
FS Gibson Les Paul Neck Pick-Up Electric Guitar Direct In
by FlameStudiosUploaded on Sep 08, 2015 (and last updated on Sep 08, 2015)
This is a Gibson Les Paul recorded direct in using the neck pickup (more bass than the bridge pickup). It has the same presets as the Fender Jaguar Direct In including Fender reverb samples also that can be mixed in with the mod wheel 2 on certain presets.
Blues & Rock Rack
by stratojauneUploaded on Sep 08, 2015 (and last updated on Feb 14, 2016)
Maybe you'll like to improve this rack when playing some blues?
Or use a wild preset to deliver your hard lines?
(Oh, beware of the general level if you put the GCB95 Wah on on the blues one;))
Have fun!
D-Juntu! Preset - Djent Preset
by Babis KouvalisUploaded on Sep 10, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 30, 2015)
Here is a preset I made for Djent-ChugChug sounds! I hope you like it!
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