When you think that Cabinets should be isolated in another room, and this guy has them in another *building* :D Oh, well, we'll get there, some patience and we'll get there :)

I'd like to welcome the 25 other viewers to this video alongside myself.

@MouthyKnight

5 жыл бұрын

If we could get this comment to 25 likes thatd be cool

@rickflippin1

5 жыл бұрын

Wesley Shaw there done

@MouthyKnight

5 жыл бұрын

@@rickflippin1 thanks man :D

@proverbialwhatever

5 жыл бұрын

@@MouthyKnight thank you both

@MouthyKnight

5 жыл бұрын

@@proverbialwhatever boss fight is a killer song homie

Bob seems like a great guy. Glenn, your a lucky man. Proof that hard work and determination pay off. Not just anyone gets to hang with the man that saved the universe. Success breads success. God speed my friend.

@dwcramer92

5 жыл бұрын

@@graxjpg yeah, so that you can deep fry it!

This is an awesome interview!!! You fucking rock Glenn!

This guy also worked with Halford's solo project!

That was a great interview ,thanks Glenn.

20 years ago I saw the video for MMMbop by Hansen when I was on acid. it changed my life.

Awesome knowledge and awesome interview. Thanks Glenn!

Very good interview . Also compliments on the outstanding job you did with Warren at the castle. Love the time lapse drum set up.

i LOVED that episode, he seems to be an incredible guy

Great stuff here! Really enjoyed this.

One of the nicest dudes ever! Had the great pleasure of getting to chat with him about his work. Such an amazing Producer!

Great interview and insights from a man that knows the real deal. Awesome !!

Bob Marlette is a brilliant producer really love his metal production course at Pro Mix Academy. Really useful course! Thank you so much Glenn for such a great interview!

Happy 4th of July, and Happy (belated) Canada Day, Glenn and the crew at Spectre Media!

4:07 You didn't forget the bass player! Great interview Glenn and the sound pack sounds great too!

Once again, I learned something new. Blending a bit of Marshall for definition. Thanks, Glenn!

Thanks, Glenn. For years I've been searching for the Hansen sound.

"I'm old and I forget shit" .. this deserves a T-shirt!!

I like how this guy seems totally down to earth, despite having worked with some of the biggest names in the industry. Goes to show that talent and a great personality goes a long way.

Bob seems like a really cool guy to hang out with and I so agree with him about people trying to be the next with something thats already done. I once played in a band from which the singer was a huge fan of not only the singing, but even more the beháviour of Axl Rose on- ánd off-stage, around the time of the Use Your Illusion tour. Man, that guy was a treat to work with! ;)

Great content as usual Glen. Happy 4th you hoser.

This dude is super chill

I always enjoy taking a few guitarists I like and trying to either blend them of take ideas from one rig and use them with another rig.

Respect to all - freakin' awesome. That nugget of gold advice there, "find your own sound" was something I was told by a gentleman who saw me play as a kid. (I later found out who he was and was blown away that he'd even speak to me). I was not about to start windmilling anytime soon. I took to Vox amps, AC15 with 2 reverbs and the original metal zone - wish i'd kept hold of that it'd be worth a bomb now.

@koffieverslaafde627

5 жыл бұрын

Mark Doney-Mccloud who was he?

@paultorbert6929

5 жыл бұрын

Koffie Verslaafde Pete t.

So I just bought this pack and have never used an IR before, but have used the Ignite-Amps Amp Sims and thinking they sound like shit and not knowing why, so I thought that the IR and Pulse would simply make it sound like the Amp too, well boy-oh-boy did I learn something completely new just now. With the amp sim models, you need a cab loader! NOW IT MAKES SENSE! This was SOOOOOOO worth the $32.50 I spent on it and then more! This is definitely worth its weight in gold, and I literally just discovered this for the first time! Being an Audio Engineer is fun again! LOL

That's so cool

Great interview Sir! If Bob ever wants to visit the moon let him know we have a pool and a pond ...

During my first years of guitar practicing, my gain knob on my solid state Crate amp was all the way up, all the time !! SLAYER !! Yeah... .it took me years to figure out that it was not the good decision. But nowadays amp sims sound so good. I still need to learn how much gain I need for my recordings.

If I would have to chose a producer for my band record , definitely Bob would be my choice, I like the guitar layers he uses on the tracks

8:11 when Glenn lets out his inner cat

It's funny, I've always understood the idea of having your own sound in terms of writing music or playing an instrument, but I never really realized the same applied with recording itself. I had always thought recording was just supposed to capture the performance and sound you already had, not create the sound. Anyway gotta love his routing setup. Must have been tons of work planning that.

These men speak in truths.

I got woke too early and this dosed me back to sleep. Good tones.

@hadleymanmusic

5 жыл бұрын

If it puts me to sleep its cause it sounds good.

He wrote the song from Bill and Ted! Wow this dude rules \m/

The Bogner sounds great

Wow! Be Yourself! Make your own sound! Don't be like any one else!

Glenn, I need your help! I love the IRs from Lancaster but how do I record and mix lead guitar? I guess I can reamp through a real cabinet but it's much more easier to do it at home, since my rehearsel space is 20 minutes by car from my home.

Where did he get that black paisley shirt? I want one.

He sure is a fun guy

To expand on sounding like yourself: Do you think it's better to start from a blank slate or a tone you already like, tweaking it further to make it different but still nice to listen to?

Hi Glenn, what is the hand held mic you are using? I know you addressed it in a video somewhere but I can't remember which video it was.

if you had just a Solid State Hotone Mojo Diamond , a Harley Benton 1x12 Vintage 30 and a Boss Metal Zone, dyou think you could get a descent tone from that? for Metal? :)

Ill Nino: Confession. Great album.

-question?- glenn, i've got some really hot mics, what are some good headphones that wont bleed while tracking?

Hey, Glenn! My best friend is determined to make it in music as a professional solo singer. The problem is that he is 28 and has been at this since 21. He does have a professional life and lives on his own, but I just don't think he is going to make it at this age, but I hope i'm wrong. At what age do you think it's too old to make a living as far making money as professional Indie singer? P.S. Thank you for all the years of entertainment you have provided us!

Ive worked a Hanson show once.

@fissi0n470

5 жыл бұрын

Respect

Why all the sti kers on the lonewolf amp ?

Yes, clarity. We can talk Black Sabbath all day, but Crimson is King!!

Diezel , Mesa or Bogner . Straight from his mouth 👌

Are those real Seville Classics racks? I keep all my amps up on those in my studio. Those are the good kind. Trying to get my tone with six amps or less so I can pretend my rig is portable.

He should start a channel

Glen....SMG means Scar My Guitar TOO...So Can We Collab?

@moustaphabalde7581

5 жыл бұрын

glenn josh and sean are cool guts check them out!

@likenokevin

5 жыл бұрын

A collab would be awesome!

@putridabomination

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah! I'd love to see that collab \m/

Just when you think metal couldn't possible become any more innovative, 12:40 happens.

Nice Caddyshack reference, lol

hows it going?

Find your own sound by using tones from the top producer!

Back in the early 70s my brother had a huge very expensive system. Black Sabbath sounded terrible through it. They sounded great on a cheap system. It was just super distorted. Now if you put like Steely Dan on it it was super great.

what is it called whats on the bottom of the mic

@dwcramer92

5 жыл бұрын

Wireless transmitter.

Could've just sat that mic on a stand and skip all the handling noise, one person can be heard even when the mic's "pointing" at the other one ("pointing" 'cause it's an omni, iirc) :P

EXXXXXXXCELLLLLEEENNNNNNNNNNNT

Its about time freaky forktruck driver are you metalm9x live tonight?

Is this channel dead? Just found it a few days ago

Producer Engineer Philosopher?

Looks like somebody just smoked a bowl prior to this video!

Burnt Chrysler?

I found the Bogner and the Marshall together had the best tone.

I didn't see a BLACKSTAR amp anywhere.

@cursetheserpent

5 жыл бұрын

Aaron Morrissey because they are trash lol

@azza0575

5 жыл бұрын

@@cursetheserpent you're a fucking funny fella. 😃......Have you ever heard a HT METAL 100 amp. I maybe bias because I own one,but they are amazing for their price. And I'm the second owner of mine

Am I the only metal guitar player who doesnt like a lot of gain. Not even too much, but idk slipknot guitar tone. It works for them, but its too much for me

@cursetheserpent

5 жыл бұрын

Koffie Verslaafde same. I play with the gain set just high enough to fatten up the tone. High gain doesn’t mean gain to the max. I use an overdrive too but gain is all the way down on it.

@koffieverslaafde627

5 жыл бұрын

Tyler Rosal as a boost or? Sometimes I like a lot of gain, but more the gain to 11 like mastodon on leviathan. Or the doomy fuzzy sound of stoner

Some almost Fallon level artificial laughs from Glenn during the first couple of minutes. Guess you've been working in the US for too long. 🤪

Fun fact: I do not own ine single CD by any of the artists mentioned in the beginning.

@koffieverslaafde627

5 жыл бұрын

SchwartzerAdler i dont own a lot of cds because im young and broke and i got into music/metal 2,5 years ago

Yeah, that's probably the music i'd make, if I was 20 years younger. I can't stand shredding, and I have a hard time accepting all the plimmerring o the solo guitars. The best I can hope for nowadays is hardrock

Damn you guys sure don't look old at all. Glenn has been losing weight and still has awesome hair as always. Bob is in good shape as well and no gray hairs. Sorry for the weird comment.

I agree with the too much gain thing. Even in doom/stoner... people are going too far and the tones are all terrible mostly. It’s like they forget to turn their amps up and the gain down... and with fuzz pedals... they don’t all have to be maxed!!! This stuff is fun as fuck at the end of the day.

Don't know any of the artist he mentioned. Are those local indie bands? :-P

@AnotherAnon

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, some of those dudes seem promising...

@sadhappy8860

5 жыл бұрын

@@AnotherAnon That Alice chick is hawt! wait...

@Rebar77_real

5 жыл бұрын

@@sadhappy8860 Nah, Rudy's mom is way hotter

WTF is that mic.. looks like an old BBC reporter mic.. without the transmitter?

@SpectreSoundStudios

5 жыл бұрын

Lewitt interviewer

Sorry had to pause and listen to the bill and Ted soundtrack

Telling people to work hard on their own sound is not a good selling point for your IR's and profiles.

@dwcramer92

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking this same thing "why do all the band sou nd the same now? Be yourself and buy my impulse response packs!"

@Stefan-

5 жыл бұрын

DOH !

I don't get how being bald helps to get a unique awesome sound.

Bob cant be that old.. not a single grey hair on him!

But that song in "Bill and Ted" was too wimpy to save the universe...

I've said it a million times and BOB now said it.. Albums ( mostly MeTaL ) today all sound the same generic poo poo sound. No Originality ! Experiment ..............

@sparkplug1018

5 жыл бұрын

No idea why people don't. My whole thing in learning the guitar has been NOT being like everyone else. Just seems more fun that way.

Being original is good advice, but originality gets lost in the cracks because people flock to what they know and what's familiar. You're damned if you do. You're damned if you don't. just make music because you like it, and it's fun and it gives you something. Don't make it for anyone else, don't make it for money. Just make it because it's art and that alone is worth it. *shrug*

This lacks shots of the cabs, and Bob Marley jokes... UNSUBSCRIBED ^^

Plug-ins and modeling amps are cheats for amateurs. Build a good rig and learn how to use it. Computers are ruining EVERYTHING and kill any originality that could have been. How would we have ever gotten to experience the tones of Page, Hendrix, EVH etc. if they all had plug ins and modeling Amps? Trash all that digital crap, go analog and LEARN TO PLAY! 90% of anyones tone is in the fingers....

The ONLY time John 5 has a decent time is when he is not playing the plywood abominations known as the "Tele". The grating, honking, lifeless tone cuts through the heart of the mix. Terrible sounding guitars. He is a fantastic musician but that "Tele Tone" is fucking terrible.

@trance9158

5 жыл бұрын

And yours is???

@joeyvanostrand3655

5 жыл бұрын

@@trance9158 90's Crate all the way, baby!

@ViciousAudioTX

5 жыл бұрын

Tales aren't plywood... especially the ones john 5 uses.

@jasonbone5121

5 жыл бұрын

The tele is probably on more recordings than any other guitar... You don't like its sound and that's fine, but your blanket statement is ridiculous.

Sorry, but J5 may have some of the worst tones of all time.

@trance9158

5 жыл бұрын

As is your opinion

@yargnad

5 жыл бұрын

@@trance9158 So we agree, cool.

@jasonbone5121

5 жыл бұрын

@@yargnad No, we don't.

@trance9158

5 жыл бұрын

@@yargnad no we don't...not at all.

@yargnad

5 жыл бұрын

@@trance9158 J5 is also sloppy and has no mojo.