Ruby Tremolo

[klasaine]

Got a great crunchy Trem tone out of the Ruby ...

 

[SimonA]

Sounds great

 

[rodd]

this sounds great. I'm anxiously awaiting my Ruby so I've been scouring here for some good examples. I know there are tons on YouTube, but you know..... thanks for sharing!

 

[klasaine]

I should add that there's no post eq.
Just some delay.
The 'room' sound is the room in the Ruby.
*Tele bridge pkup.

 

[woodstovestudios]

That's great man. Could you share the settings?

 

[klasaine]

That's great man. Could you share the settings?

I will try.
Like an idiot, I was working fast and didn't 'save' it.

It's the Vibrato ch. so the bass and treble controls are deactivated anyway ...

Speaker - Silver (this is the secret sauce of the uafx emulation - nobody else models an original silver)
Vol - 1:00 or 2:00
Cut - 7:00 or 8:00
Output - 4:00 or 5:00
Room - 12:00
Speed - 2:00 (dependent on groove obviously)
Intensity - 100%
Boost - 8:00

I use a heavy pick and .011 strings and they're always old (I hate changing strings).
Telecaster w/a slightly overwound bridge pickup (vintage Broadcaster wind).
*The reason I mention this is IMO, these things impact your sound more than the super-specific pedal settings.

 

[exoslime]

sounds very nice!!

*The reason I mention this is IMO, these things impact your sound more than the super-specific pedal settings.

absolutely, i was amazed how each of my instruments (havnt tried them all yet, but will) are sounding and reacting so different through the UAFX pedals

 

[woodstovestudios]

I will try.
Like an idiot, I was working fast and didn't 'save' it.

It's the Vibrato ch. so the bass and treble controls are deactivated anyway ...

Speaker - Silver (this is the secret sauce of the uafx emulation - nobody else models an original silver)
Vol - 1:00 or 2:00
Cut - 7:00 or 8:00
Output - 4:00 or 5:00
Room - 12:00
Speed - 2:00 (dependent on groove obviously)
Intensity - 100%
Boost - 8:00

I use a heavy pick and .011 strings and they're always old (I hate changing strings).
Telecaster w/a slightly overwound bridge pickup (vintage Broadcaster wind).
*The reason I mention this is IMO, these things impact your sound more than the super-specific pedal settings.

Thanks brother. You’re the best.