A Day to Remember – Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition)
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2016 album Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition).
Music from Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition)
Artists on Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition)
Gear Used On Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition)
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of A Day to Remember – Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition) (2016). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Neil Westfall
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Amplifiers used by Neil Westfall on Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition)
Avg price: $1,601.39
Neil uses Kemper Profilers while on tour. He switched to kemper as a way to cut down on shipping costs. It would have cost alot more to ship a regular amp head and cab around the world for tours. He set up his presets while recording the album Bad Vibrations. Bill Stevenson of Decendents helped get the presets while producing the album. The presets are bassed off Neil's Bogner Extacy, EVH 5150 III, and Marshall JCM 800 amps. They tone matched the amps and the kemper until they sounded as identical as possible
Alex Shelnutt
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Cymbals used by Alex Shelnutt on Bad Vibrations (Deluxe Edition)
Avg price: $474.70
In an interview with Modern Drummer Magazine, Alex Shelnutt of A Day to Remember discusses his gear setup, mentioning his use of Zildjian 14" A Custom HiHats, featuring an A Custom top cymbal and a K Custom bottom cymbal.
