Djnet音色 Djent Tone.doc

A lot of people seem to be spamming up all the big guitar and metal forums asking about the newest big thing in metal music and guitar tone, which is djent. If youre reading this article Im sure you must know what djent is, so well just move on to the important part of this article, and thats how to acheive the iconic and recognizable guitar tone so popularized by djent. ? Before we get started there are a few things we need to address. The first is that these are general rules and guidelines, nothing is set in stone and rules are meant to be broken. You do not need the specific pieces of gear Ive recommended, nor do you need to use the same methods. This is all based on my own experience and lots of information from both professional musicians in the genre and from fans like you and I. Ive gotten a Telecaster to djent going through a Metal Muff into a Fender Blues Junior, tone is in the hands just as people always say, and the way you play has a big effect on whether or not your gear/setup will djent. Because these are just principles and ideas, they can easily be applied to any setup even if you arent using a real amp/cab setup. The reason I dont cover digital units**?like the AxeFX, POD HD, Eleven Rack etc. is because all the same rules still apply. The rules to picking an amp can be applied to picking a digital unit, and the rest is directly applicable to their digital counterparts. These methods still work with multi-effects units or with software plugins. ? **But for the record... yes, the AxeFX,?POD HD, and?Eleven Rack?can all djent. ? ? The Basics: Djent tone is actually quite simple to achieve, but most people get caught up on what gear will get them there. All you need to get this tone is relatively high gain or distortion levels, lots of midrange, a healthy amount of treble, a good amount of clarity, and the most important part: a boost in your EQ at 1.4kHz. Its really that simple, the problem most people have is how to achieve those things. Were going to