The software also features a robust signal chain, allowing you to create complex signal flows and chain multiple effects together. And, with the included Amplitube Custom Shop, you can purchase and download additional amplifiers, cabinets, and effects directly from the IK Multimedia online store.
In the effects loop (or post-amp section), add a and a reverb for your lead patches. A quarter-note delay with a few repeats, combined with a subtle hall reverb, will give your solos that massive, soaring quality. For clean tones, a chorus pedal adds the necessary shimmer and depth, as heard in many Avenged Sevenfold intros and ballads.
For that distinctive A7X bite, avoid "scooping" your mids too heavily. A balanced approach is key: Recommended Value
Synyster Gates uses a highly spatialized sound for his leads. In the rack section, add:
: Give your pinch harmonics plenty of vibrato. The high presence settings in this AmpliTube patch will make them scream.
What are you using? (Active EMGs, passive humbuckers, or Synyster Gates signatures?) Which audio interface are you plugging into?
To replicate the heavy yet clear A7X sound in AmpliTube 5, it helps to understand the physical gear Synyster Gates and Zacky Vengeance rely on:
For pre-made options, you can browse the AmpliTube Preset Sharing Community on Tone.net to download custom-sculpted A7X tones from other users. AmpliTube Preset and TONEX Tone Model sharing community
or songs like "Almost Easy" and "Nightmare" on platforms like or via creators on Recommended Products for This Tone
Before your guitar signal reaches the amplifier, you need to shape the dynamics and tighten the transient response.
Synyster Gates’ signature sound relies on high-output humbuckers, a mid-forward American high-gain amplifier, precise overdrive boosting, and a tight analog delay. To recreate this "hot" tone in AmpliTube 5, look for these specific gear models. The Amplifiers
To help you fine-tune this setup for your specific guitar, tell me:
The software also features a robust signal chain, allowing you to create complex signal flows and chain multiple effects together. And, with the included Amplitube Custom Shop, you can purchase and download additional amplifiers, cabinets, and effects directly from the IK Multimedia online store.
In the effects loop (or post-amp section), add a and a reverb for your lead patches. A quarter-note delay with a few repeats, combined with a subtle hall reverb, will give your solos that massive, soaring quality. For clean tones, a chorus pedal adds the necessary shimmer and depth, as heard in many Avenged Sevenfold intros and ballads.
For that distinctive A7X bite, avoid "scooping" your mids too heavily. A balanced approach is key: Recommended Value
Synyster Gates uses a highly spatialized sound for his leads. In the rack section, add: amplitube 5 avenged sevenfold hot
: Give your pinch harmonics plenty of vibrato. The high presence settings in this AmpliTube patch will make them scream.
What are you using? (Active EMGs, passive humbuckers, or Synyster Gates signatures?) Which audio interface are you plugging into?
To replicate the heavy yet clear A7X sound in AmpliTube 5, it helps to understand the physical gear Synyster Gates and Zacky Vengeance rely on: The software also features a robust signal chain,
For pre-made options, you can browse the AmpliTube Preset Sharing Community on Tone.net to download custom-sculpted A7X tones from other users. AmpliTube Preset and TONEX Tone Model sharing community
or songs like "Almost Easy" and "Nightmare" on platforms like or via creators on Recommended Products for This Tone
Before your guitar signal reaches the amplifier, you need to shape the dynamics and tighten the transient response. A quarter-note delay with a few repeats, combined
Synyster Gates’ signature sound relies on high-output humbuckers, a mid-forward American high-gain amplifier, precise overdrive boosting, and a tight analog delay. To recreate this "hot" tone in AmpliTube 5, look for these specific gear models. The Amplifiers
To help you fine-tune this setup for your specific guitar, tell me: