Hello gents,

Long story short, for a few years now i have been very active in seeking informations about how to deal with amp sims and tones, and everything above and beyond from pedals to cabs to even pickups, you name it... the goal was to acheive something as close to a real life results as possible, so i watched videos, downloaded tutorials by the best and the brightest (at least that's what people say) last exemple was Tone Mastery from Spectre Digital Guitar, to tell you how dissapointed i was is a next level understatement...

so fast forward a little bit, (more like years) i encountered a very long video, one of many actually, that compares a lot of amp sims either against other sims or against their real life amps counterparts which was nothing new at that point as almost every other similair video follows the same trend, what struck me is that everyone was trying to copy the same "settings" and acheive somewhat a "similair" tone which was understandable but did not make very much sense to me as the way i work is to try to get the most out of something and not really complain when a plugin don't really stand up against the real amp or hardware it's emulating,

So i had this idea about making a video showing what amp sims are actually capable of with the right processing, because it was so rare that you hear a mix with an amp sim that wasn't so easy to makeout few seconds into the songs, or my fav is that sometimes some youtube tutorials cleans the amp bus with an eq like pro q3 so much that rhythmic guitars just fade into the background which is a very big issue, as rhythmic guitars are meant to be in your face...

now to business, i'm looking for a well written metal song that has a rich variety of play styles to show off every aspect of the amp to use for my video, what you get off of it is a fully mixed fully mastered song as an exchange for allowing me to use your song for my video, with an unlimted number of revisions as that what i personally beleive in, i'll post a preference video to help further explain what i'm looking for...

 

Last edited: Oct 24, 2021

can i license that?