Whatchu Lookin At Human? - Luke Thomas - Bogner Alchemist

Whatchu Lookin At Human? - Luke Thomas needs a flexible amp that will respond to the sharp staccatos, quick licks and singing solos of his diverse playing style. He found it in Bogner Alchemist™.

Luke Thomas (LT3)
Gibson® CS-336
Bogner Alchemist™ Head with 2x12 Extension Cabinet
Effects: Onboard Alchemist effects
Recorded with an AEA R88 stereo ribbon mic into ProTools®.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Luke
• Thomas
• Bogner
• Alchemist
• Gibson
• 336
• Head

[ArtuRider]

fine tone man

[nokie2]

Great playing. I'd prefer to hear this number with a more traditional clean jazz tone.

[macadoughshus]

@nokie2 IDK man... I think it would be boring with the same ol' jazz tone. I kinda like the punch and grit. I can see what your saying tho.

[udayharp]

i love your song man , i ll buy your album

[sixstainless]

@wolfos412 Try a Sennheiser 421. Those things are buttery smooth. I use them on gutars, toms, and saxophones. It's quite nice. Also, playing around with placement of the mic makes all the difference in the world. Have fun!

[refranilloful]

es cierto que las primeras cs336 no llevaban el logo de custom shop en la pala? gracias

[wolfos412]

Where is the Microphone placement on this recording? I'm trying to get the same sound but when I record it, it sounds like a tin can :( I hate being an amature. BTW I am using the standard position slightly off center to the middle of the speaker and I am using a shure beta 57a mic....

[wolfos412]

:O amazing feel

[msmucr]

Great!

[kyledagg]

Im not usually big on jazz but this catchy number is" totally Awesome!! "

I broke out the old les paul and had a jam along....

Thanks for lesson and sharing it with us. :)

[lukethomasguitarboy]

The first installment of the four-part lesson on "Whatchu Lookin' At, Human?" is available on my youtube channel (lukethomasguitarboy). I'll try to have the rest up today!

[lukethomasguitarboy]

@HalfBillion I doubt that it's a regional thing, and more of a tube thing. They may have switched suppliers, or sometimes tubes that have been 'burned in' a little sound better.