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Hello everyone I hope you are well, first to start I am a total newbie to amps, I only have my first combo amp from my Glarry starter kit and wanted to ask for some help on what I should be looking for, now I feel like if I want to get a nicer amp I want to get a real nice amp, and as a diehard nu metal fan I think the choice is obvious, Dual Rectifier. Only problem is I don’t know which one I should be looking for, I’ve seen the term rev g and vintage f, also heard that they changed how they were made throughout the years so later versions don’t sound the same as the original one, also there is a new reissue out now. I’m looking for one like the early 2000s late 90s nu metal bands used like Mudvayne, Linkin Park, etc. Just wanted to ask for help on which specific version of the dual rectifier amp should I be looking for, thank you in advance

Hello everyone hope you are doing well, doing a trial of Darkglass and my computer has the minimum specs so when running it through my daw I’m having latency issues so I was thinking just turn it of when I’m not using it, I guess it works as an after effect so the bass is recorded dry and the effect is added on afterwards so I can’t do that unless I want to listen to the dry bass tone only, is there a way I can record the bass with the plugin so I can turn off darkglass while still having my bass tone in the recording, sorry if this dosent make a lot of sense a lot on my mind and had a few long work days (weeks really) feel free to ask any questions that could help you help me

Also want to say thank you to everyone for their help in the past few days, been having a rough time and it’s not an excuse but I let my emotions get the better of me and not exactly thinking straight and getting frustrated with every roadblock but thank you for being patient with me and providing help, I truly am grateful and love how friendly this community is since that can be 50/50 here on Reddit

Hello everyone I hope you are well, relatively new fan here (was a casual fan for a while then heard a few more songs and decided to deep dive their discography), been going back and forth between studio and live and demo recordings and something I noticed and looked up to confirm is while LD50 was recorded in drop b they played in drop c live, also the demos go back and forth between C and B, I know after LD50 they switched to Drop C for recordings, was there a reason for the switch for future studio recordings, and what was up with them playing in C live instead of B like it was recorded (when looking this up I also found a post saying the shows they played last summer they did the entire set in Drop B, including everything post LD50, which makes more sense to me since I’ve heard of bands tuning lower as they age just cause it’s easier on their voice that’s why them tuning up a half step live seems weird to me since it would be harsher on Chads voice theoretically) I play guitar and started playing bass so that’s why I tend to hyper-fixate on tunings, string gauges, gear, etc. and there wasn’t a lot of information out there (Hell look up what tuning Ryan’s bass was in, you get answers like Drop B with and extra low F# on top, Drop B BF#BEG#, B Standard, Drop CGCFA, etc) so was just curious if anyone had anymore information