Good Guitar Tone With Presonus Studio One 3 Vst Plugins Plugin
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Hello! I'm a new user for Studio One. I recently purchased the Audiobox USB with Studio One 2.6.2. I'm 17 years old and just planning on recording some original music. I'm into hard rock and metal so I also got the Ampire XT Metal Pack. I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on effects I could use on my guitar?
I plug my guitar directly into the Audiobox. (I tried putting the mic up to my amp but I didn't like the sound.) I've just started to mess around with the Pro EQ settings but I'm having trouble getting my guitar to sound decent with the guitar distortion effects.
After I achieve a good sound, I'd also like to add more effects to make the overall song sound better, so any tips on that would also be appreciated.
I don't know if I'm missing a tutorial or something, but any help would be amazing!!
Thank you!!

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Welcome.
There are plenty of YouTube videos on how to use Studio One (S1).
Also see this for PreSonus made S1 'how to' video tutorials.
http://support.presonus.com/forums/20934320-Studio-One-v2-Videos
I'd guess you got 'Artist' version with your Audiobox?
See this S1 version comparison to be aware of a few limitations of 'Artist'.
http://www.presonus.com/products/studio-one/compare-versions
As far as effects.. use what you think sounds best.
Some popular guitar effects are delay, reverb, echo, wah, distortion, etc.
You'll get the grind and grit out of Ampire and the ethereal ones but try some the S1 built-ins too.
Personally, I usually always insert the S1 compressor and ProEQ then build from there.
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Thank you for the reply!
This brings up some more questions.
As I am just a beginner, I have no idea how to edit a compressor or Pro EQ for a metal guitar sound. I'm used to just using and editing amp presets but I'm no longer plugged into an amp so this is all brand new to me, and honestly kind of stressing me out haha. I just want a clean but distorted guitar sound that is up front. What I've tried to make on my own has sounded somewhat muddy and kind of held back, or not up-front.
I'm not exactly sure how else to explain what I'm trying to go for here, so I apologize.

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Good Guitar Tone With Presonus Studio One 3 Vst Plugins Plugin

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Also, would you recommend adding effects like distortion, compressors, and EQs after or before I actually track an instrument?

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go look through the ampire presets in the exchange. ive put up a number of metal tones for download. Some of my favorite tones are actually combinations of the tone presets there. i love running 8 & 5 for some reason. ive got the gain and drive cranked on each preset, but id actually recommend rolling them off a bit. heres a link to find em. http://www.presonus.com/products/studio .. t/exchange click presets, on the right side, then theyre on page 3. Metal 2, 3, 4, 5, etc I usually track guitars totally dry, then dial in the tone, then dynamic effects such as compression or expansion, then eq. i usually stop after some eqing.. its rare that i put any reverb on really heavy guitars just to keep em tighter. dont be afraid to double track the guitars to fatten them up (playing each guitar part twice) hope this helps a bit! let me know how they work for ya!

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