This is the first of my exciting new generation of profiles made to be more compatible with your guitars and match even more closely than before. Look for the 'GTM' or 'Guitar Tone Match' prefix. These profiles work great as always but have a little something extra for those who have a Guitar Tone Match on file.
GTM Tone Match Five - Ozzy and more
Here are the tone match profiles included:
I Don't Change - Zakk tone!
Miracle Man - Zakk tone again. One guitar, so I used a doubling effect. Sounds massive!
Mob Rules - Tony Iommi has a great newer high gain tone on this, and it's from the early 80s.
Paranoid - Sabbath tone from an early album. No, there's not much gain but it's true to the original. Went ahead and did a quick attempt
at the lead tone - turn on slot B and C to activate an octave and more gain for the solo.
Paranoid sotd - Brad Gillis' boogie tone from Speak of the Devil live. Much more gain than the original.
Rock Roll Rebel - Jake E Lee's crushing tone. Great Marshall sound.
RR Tribute - Randy's live tribute album tone. Soaked with delay and reverb, but so was the album. Not quite as abrasive as his Blizzard
album/studio tone, it's still uniquely Randy.
Stillborn - Black Label Society tune with Zakk. Heaviness prevails.
Van Halen PT - couldn't resist revisiting the VH brown sound. This was one of the first profiles I did with the new Guitar Tone Match
system, and I wanted to include it as a sample. VH never played guitar for Ozzy.
I Don't Change - Zakk tone!
Miracle Man - Zakk tone again. One guitar, so I used a doubling effect. Sounds massive!
Mob Rules - Tony Iommi has a great newer high gain tone on this, and it's from the early 80s.
Paranoid - Sabbath tone from an early album. No, there's not much gain but it's true to the original. Went ahead and did a quick attempt
at the lead tone - turn on slot B and C to activate an octave and more gain for the solo.
Paranoid sotd - Brad Gillis' boogie tone from Speak of the Devil live. Much more gain than the original.
Rock Roll Rebel - Jake E Lee's crushing tone. Great Marshall sound.
RR Tribute - Randy's live tribute album tone. Soaked with delay and reverb, but so was the album. Not quite as abrasive as his Blizzard
album/studio tone, it's still uniquely Randy.
Stillborn - Black Label Society tune with Zakk. Heaviness prevails.
Van Halen PT - couldn't resist revisiting the VH brown sound. This was one of the first profiles I did with the new Guitar Tone Match
system, and I wanted to include it as a sample. VH never played guitar for Ozzy.
GTM Tone Match 5 - Ozzy and More
Miracle Man, I Don't Change, Rock and Roll Rebel, Randy Rhoads Tribute live tone, Paranoid, Stillborn, Paranoid from Speak of the Devil, The Mob Rules and a Van Halen tone match. All work great with or without Guitar Tone Match System but they are optimized for it.