Hi @sandeschaudhary9604 I've uploaded the stereo version (used in the video) and mono version to the Headrush Cloud, headrushforum.com/t/guitar21-ac30-swell-rig-for-epiphone-riviera/50461

By the way, if the link to the Headrush Cloud doesn't work, you can login to the forum and find the post I titled: Guitar21 - AC30 Swell Rig for Epiphone Riviera

@@guitar-21 thank you 🙏🏼

Howdy from Texas, Warwick! That is actually my own mix. We live stream services and sometimes you can hear me and other times you can't. It always varies. So this is my direct live recording of my guitar through my HeadRush, which I then mix in with the video after the fact. This is basically equivalent to my in-ear mix. I do this so I can hear my tones because I'm always tweaking them. But also as a reference for next time we play the song. Sometimes I forget, lol. I'm on a rotation at 2 churches. My home Church 2x and a friends church 2x. I also play most Sundays for my home Church youth, but we don't record those services. What church do you attend?

Thanks! I will definitely check that out.

Hi, I think I was a bit quick on this, because what I am hearing from the FRFR is corrected, but my FOH is taken at church from the output of the FRFR into the PA. So I don’t know what the sound corrected for MY speaker (with its flaws) sounds like through the church PA which will have different speakers????

@@warwickgb I understand what you mean. That is one of the reasons I record USB direct from my HeadRush, so that I can hear my tone before FOH does their EQ work on it. The tones I got yesterday at church for way closer to the front of house mix that I hear in my ears. Last week I had a pretty good sound the Tone Factor Blue 545-3 Enhanced IR. This week I used an EQ pedal at the beginning of the Headrush rig. I was able to get rid of some of the lows from the guitar before they sent the amp crazy. I also dial back a little 1k & 2k to tone down the harshness. I'm going to try to get those videos done this week plus the last couple of weeks worth of Sundays.

Andy Randi is one of the best!

Yes, it's not for everyone. And it's not exactly trying to replicate a POG. I'm just using it to get "POG-like" sounds.

Sorry I never posted the rig, but will be doing so soon on some of the new permutations of rigs I'm using on the original Headrush Pedalboard.

Yep, born and raised.

@@guitar-21 I'm a Houston native, myself! What side of town do you call home?

Somehow didn't see this follow up...born in the south but now I live in the north. What about yourself?

For that one I used the Vintage 30 2x12 (Open Back) pack that I bought directly from Celestion Plus. The pack was only $12 and are the speakers and cabinet used in a physical Orange AD30TC. I use the 121+57 balanced mic setting with a low cut of 72. No other changes to the IR. Hope that helps!

Glad you like them! Thanks for the comments. Funny how we sometimes miss what's right there with us, huh? Orange amps are great and the Headrush model is excellent. I too play primarily at church, though I'm taking some time off right now.

That's interesting. I always put mine near the end of my chain. Tell me what each setting on the ambiverb is set to and I'll try to help.

@@guitar-21 i just tried it without my compressor on as normal and that seems to be making a difference. If I turn the level of the compressor down that is allowing it to work better also. If I put it at the beginning of the chain I don’t have to turn the compressor down as much.

I haven't really messed with that delay yet, but I'm about to start a few videos on reverbs and delay, especially how I use them for church and ambient music. Stay tuned!

Thanks, will do! I'm posting today the second half of the Orange AD30 deep dive and then I'll more reverbs. Cheers!

Exactly! Which is not what I assumed, but once I started another video to show another feature, I discovered it. Sometimes you learn more about something when you try to explain it to someone else. Cheers!

It isn't the preset that is making the difference, it's the model... directly under the preset. How are you guys not seeing this?

Thanks for listening. I'm posting the deep dive on Channel 2 of this amp right now. Cheers!

Do you find yourself leaning towards channel one or Channel 2 more? Or do you notice much of a difference? To me I tend towards Channel One, but I'm also playing in church primarily where I don't need quite so much drive.

@@guitar-21 I too tend to use ch. one a bit more. It's a nice round and clear tone. If some drive is needed there are plenty of pedals to put in front of it. I tend to play in a Chris Buck sort of style, pick and fingers with a semi clean tone, but kicking in a bit of chaos with some grind too. For what it's worth I do find myself using (on some rigs) two compressors to get the edge and feel I need.

@@davidwoods358 I always like to hear what other people do. With your compressors, which ones do you use? Do you run one into the next or anything separating them? What are the settings of each? Cheers.

@@guitar-21 I've been using the Dyn3comp (Attacks) and (Hammer) almost exclusively as they seems to have the most parameters to adjust. I do separate them, one in the beginning of the chain after any fuzz but before any drives and one just before the amp. I always have to experiment with where they are placed for the preset to sound and feel best. As you know ... everything matters, the amps, the cabs, the mic/mics. It's a never ending journey to create the perfect patch. Thresh -16.6db attack 28.04ms gain 2.0db, ratio 3.2:1 release 22ms knee 25.6db. (This is just a reference as they are all tailored to each patch.) If you turn the release all the way off you get a more clear low end. The higher the knee, the more high end snap you get out of the string. Gain is adjusted as to how much dirt or grind you want in the signal.

@@davidwoods358 thanks for the tips. I've not used the dyn comp and just stuck with the (more simplistic) Ross compressor model. I'll have to try it out. Cheers!

Not yet, but I'll work on that soon. I just published a vidoe on the Octaves Up pedal in Headrush.

Thank you! I just released one on the Octaves Up. More to come.

Thank you!

Thanks, George!

Glad it was helpful!

Gracias!

Thank you!

Thanks!

I assume you are referring to the chorus pedal.

Thank you!

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Bald is beautiful...

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Thank you!