@@francescosimini8064 thanks! From what I remember, I’ve used only slight reverb coming from Mad Professor Silver Spring pedal.

This is the solo part from the Belief song

@@waltuhhimself No, he uses 2x G12-65 speakers. But they are not that far apart from each other in terms of sound

Yea, after some time I see that there can be much more done with the delay and reverb. Pretty much the way you've describe it. Thanks!

@@cheranwilliams3941 I’m not sure if thats what you’re asking for, but volume pot is 250k, tone is most likely 500. I always have tone and volume cranked all the way up.

Seymour duncans SSL-1 for neck&middle and JB-4 at the bridge.

Honestly the least important and last thing you should care about. Even speaker and pick is more interesting and meaningful.

@@BeefNEggs057 I would agree, however I still think it's very important where it comes to "edge of breakup" tones and especially with the unit such as Tonex that is capable of giving of all the dynamics and details of the real amp. But the fact that the Tonex has input trim gain setting, somewhat destroys this argument because you can tone down some single coils that have too much output etc.

I’ve sold mine as well and I also regret doing this hahah

Never mind, i found your Tutorial 😂 take care, man!

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it! Thats actually a very difficult question to answer and that would be a very topic for a whole lesson. The way I always approached things like that was to listen over and over again the small parts, even if its only 1 or 2 notes, and trying to replicate the way it’s being played. I think the best way to practice it is to take some examples like the first two notes of the solo ( 13 fret slide to 15) and find a proper way to attack the first note. It has to be one movement, almost like you’d be strumming your strings. Also it’s important to use your right hand palm to mute the strings that are above the note. I hope that I answered at least some of your questions. Thanks for your comment!

Thanks for the reply! Gear wise One can just Stick to your Tutorial, Right?

@@gru813 Pretty much yes. Since I released this video I’ve been using lots of different gear. Right now I use Tonex very often for amp modeling but still - for this type of tone you’d need some kind of TS style pedal, because amp distortion only won’t get you this type of sound. I’m planning to make another tutorial how to get this sound with plugins only.

You‘re the man!

Thank you!

Unfortunately I don't have tabs for this one as I learned it by ear 😥

Oh, what happens when you try to import them? As far as I know the only way to import the preset is to just drag and drop it from your file explorer to the preset list of your S-Gear. If you click on "PRESETS" you should see the list and some empty slots.

Thanks for getting back to me, it doesn't drag and drop for like you would expect, it just won't transfer, but thanks anyway @@MichaTulik

@@loubiazzo3788 Maybe it doesn't work because those presets were created with some previous version of this software.. Unfortunately I don''t use S-Gear anymore so I won't be able to figure that out :/ Have a good one!

Thank you for help making sense of what is Happening

Hey, sorry for the late response. Those presets are made by Amalgam Captures and you can get them on their website. Pack name is OD50

It really is one of my favourite amps, even though I never had a chance to play a real VOX amp in person. What I specificaly like in those amps is how well they sit in the mix without being too harsh ( however you propably could dial them to be very brittle if you'd like to ). Thanks for the comment!

​@@MichaTulikI have the C2X with the Alnico speakers, incredibly bright when you want it to be. You have a great setup and play real well, stay gifted. Merry Christmas

@@mysty0 Thank you! Merry Christmas to you as well!

Thank you!

This is Sterling AX3 - everythig is stock in the guitar except the strings :D

@@MichaTulik thanks! awesome playing btw

@@fusebie Thank you very much!

Hi! I use Ernie Ball slinky 9-42. They were prety old at the time I recorded this video so they sounded a little darker than a fresh set of those strings would sound. Cheers!

Thank you!

Thanks man. Really appreciate that!

Haha definitely! 😁 Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Thank you ! I used plugin version of the Tonex in this video and I usually don't touch any input/output levels in the plugin itself. On the audio interface i set the gain so it gives a strong signal but I make sure it doesn't peak the input. Also whenever I use the Tonex pedal with the same captures ( from Amalgam Audio ) I normally set the trim lvl to 0db.

Clean boost type of pedal is pretty much boosting all the frequencies evenly. Thats why the results may be a little different. I would try to crank the mid boost control knob on the clean boost pedal, which is in front of the Tube Screamer, but I never tried it that way, and I'm not sure how it's going to sound. Let me know about the results when you try it !

@@MichaTulik ty! Gonna try it as soon as I can.

Thank you ! 😁

Thanks !

It’s „Belief” by John Mayer

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