Here's my lead tone (untouched and with my tube screamer engaged) in a recorded setting. All I did was sit this track from my Eleven Rack comfortably with the rest of the mix. Check it out.
Tutorial - Tone Philosophy
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Tone Philosophy - Introduction
Al Joseph
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Tone Philosophy - Amps and Cabs
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Tone Philosophy - Equalization
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Tone Philosophy - Ambience
Al Joseph
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Tone Philosophy - Preamp FX
Al Joseph
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Tone Philosophy - FX Loop Pt.1
Al Joseph
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Tone Philosophy - FX Loop Pt.2
Al Joseph
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Tone Philosophy - Rhythm Guitar
Al Joseph
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Tone Philosophy - Lead Guitar
Al Joseph
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Tone Philosophy - Wrap Up
Al Joseph
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