On the Warmoth website, when you are building a body they have an option to move the neck pickup route for the 24 fret necks, guitar fetish doesn’t have the option, so the Warmoth neck worked just fine with the tele HH body from guitar fetish? I hope so because I want to build something very similar

My question is If the xvive u4 fails on stage what do you have as iem backup? I own the same setup.

That is a mean tone. Mamma mia.

We’re the nut’s string slots cut for the larger string sizes?

You didnt want to split the signal and only distort the mid+highs?

But how should one approach the EQ moves at live situation?? what should we look for in live gigs tone?? you should make a tone video about that one

Ive had Spectors.Musicman stingray. TRBS . I now have 2 sub Sterlings. Fretted and Fretless. Both had pro setups. They sound great!! My Squire Jazz has given me lots of live and studio work. Dont feel the need to upgrade anything on my Sub £500 basses.😎

What's your tuning? Dope tone duder

I love u niss

I just bought a brand new helix floor 2 days ago. Love this thing so far here trying to learn!

i wish you would've showed the whole setup, i wish, why didn't you just show the whole setup instead of borrowing your friend's?????

Dig it

I feel you! Deep.

You’re a fantastic player.

Sick intro riff

Absolutely right! Absolutely right!

Is there any reason why you would use the Stomp’s “Send” to the Power Amp and not the 2nd output on top? Is it about keeping that free for Stereo options or something?

Great vid Nick. Never stop doing you. Funny skit as well. Keep it up. All the best. Rick on. Long live Helix!!

This is EXACTLY the video i needed to see. I just bought a Framus Teambuilt Stormbender and I'm getting ready to put on a new set of strings at that exact guage. Thank you so much!! Subbed

Awesome - Thanks. Content is great & straight to the point which works for me 🍻🤘🏻

As soon as you said "it's gotta be expensive" I immediately knew it was a Squire. 😂

I’ve had a vintage modified Jaguar bass for about 7 years and it’s great. Names don’t matter as much as the player.

Subscribed instantly when you mentioned your local music go round I was just at my local one today and your video is awesome too!

Helix rules

Use a FRFR and then you can use your whole preset including the cab IR...

I completely agree, line 6 floor. Holy wow! Product of steel, Superdevice!

It sounds so freaking good in this video😩 but it sounds nothing like that with my Dingwall😩

I have been playing guitar professionally and teaching for 40 years. I have played just about every Fender and Squier Telecaster up and down the line. What do I mostly play? A Squier Classic Vibe 60's Custom Telecaster.

Line 6 should write you a check, this video alone got me into thinking of getting the Stomp XL. I put some chainsaw in my tone for my band as a little homage to how much I love Swedish death metal but try to not rip it off too much. Dialing it in like this is exactly what I'm looking to do to replace my pedalboard. Awesome, awesome tones.

Hey...guitars and guitar players are like snowflakes. No 2 are alike. Its all about the individuals playing the guitar and their level of technique...if "YOU" like the guitar, then thats all that matters.

Your video resume all that really matters. There is a lot of KZbin channels trying to convince us that Helix is old and don't compare to the new QC and FM9, but you words makes a lot more sense to me. I'm happy with my Helix and don't see any need to change.

Been on tour across the country and on all kinds of track w a Mexican Jazz!

sounds amazing, nice job

Very good vid, Nick! Loving it. Getting the dad vibes 🤜🤛

I don’t want those gates fuckin with my pinch harmonics. Because I can hold onto them for awhile and then vibrato

Is it ok to use the full amp model into the power stage? I heard somewhere to use the preamp. Is the only use for the pre amp models for the 4 cable method?

The biggest issue I have with cheap instruments is that some factories don’t pay/treat their employees well. And also a lot of them use wood that isn’t sustainably harvested. Now this applies to some American and European makers too, but usually there are stricter regulations to control those things. But in terms of quality, some of them are really good for very little money. Often surpasses US or EU made instruments that are two or even three times the money.

Cool video bud! Good to see you sticking with what works for you and not following the crowd!

On my list for Christmas this year 🥵

Love this man! Sound, pace, vibe, shed! Feels good broham. Oh, and I’ll buy the gas!

Love this video! HXStomp 4 life

I wish there was a GT1000/Presonus video on this. It's different with each combination of processor/DAW

So if your audio interface only has 2 inputs (just like yours, the Motu M4, the Audient Id24 etc.) you run out of audio interface inputs and if you want to record other instruments/mics, your only option is to have an audio interface with more inputs. Am I right?

I just wish they would make a Helix Native stand-alone app already. Yes I know wrappers and live hosts exist, and I do use them. But it's an unnecessary extra step when you just want to jam a little

Nothing Burger 🍔😩😩😩😩😩😩

I bought into the whole Line6 thing some, what?, 15 years ago: JTV Variaxes, a floor unit (HD500) and an FR/FR amp. It seemed like a no-brainer, because it was. Using a CAT5 cable between the Variax and the floor unit, I could easily switch not just between amps and FX but between guitars and guitar tunings. Jump ahead 15 years and neither one of my Variaxes have working digital circuitry - only the traditional mag pickups work. And I don't know that anyone would even attempt to repair them. Meanwhile Line6 seems to have gone into a creative hibernation. They keep repackaging the same old IP, as if all their DSP engineers quit years ago, and all that's left is the marketing department. As if they gave up. (Granted, it's been many years since I checked for new firmware for any of my Line6 products - maybe they keep improving their software at a regular pace. But still, it's the same 15 year old hardware). And this, in my opinion, has always been a problem with products that try to straddle both the physical and the digital realms. The physical part of the product inevitably will suffer "digital rot", with no way of upgrading. And sooner or later the vendor will quit updating the software side of it. My Les Paul, built in 1977, will outlive me. But Line6 products I bought 15 years ago haven't been usable in years. And it might have stung a little less if Line6 had put out new and improved guitars. But nope, no cigar. I'm by no means a luddite, I'm an early adopter. But I try to keep everything in software that runs on regular laptops. The pace of the digital evolution is a poor match for the physical world. Native Instruments KORE2 seemed like a great product, until they completely abandoned it a few short years later. (I still haven't forgiven NI for that). Of course, to each their own. Just my two cents.

Still on POD HD Pro! thanks for the video

I still use my POD X3 Pro!

Bro I still use my HX stomp with a few pedals like, all the time for playing at home, worship gigs, cover band gigs. I use it direct, with an amp or an frfr. I’ve been enticed at times with other modelers, but the flexibility, routing options and ease of use, along with Line 6 constantly updating their firmware, I just don’t have a need to make a switch.