So think of the channel eq as a group eq now, I have found it to work pretty well. Obviously you will have more control with seperate eqs but so far so good for me honestly

Agreed. Your pedal choices are poorly matched for this guitar

Excellent question! So currently you cannot that would be a great feature requests to bring to the devs. I can try to get that to them ! Thx

@@nickkoykas7058 Yes, that would be amazing, thank you! :)

@@German_Gomez we can do one sure !

You could but the dn4816 is line level only, so it could work with wireless mics set to line level or other line level devices....

@@dawnofadreamx97 sorry I don’t understand what that means? Couldn’t all the band plug into it? Guitar DI, Bass Di, keyboard, backing track, drum mics etc?

So you could essentially come ultranet out of the xr18 or mr18. Point your mic pres to come out of ultranet and then go into a dn4816-o so analog split to foh .... works great!

@ love that idea! Thanks a million

Thanks !

Thanks! We're going to do some more videos with close ups of the screen !

Hi , I'm glad to clarify anything here . I can make a follow up video getting in deeper with shots of the screen to explain everything, glad to help !

@ I read my comment and it does sound kind of harsh I apologize for that I just get tired of trying to improve myself on the wing faster then it takes doing it on my own which I got my compact about five weeks ago and I found out the best thing to do is just push buttons and try to figure it out. I just want to make sure I’m doing it correctly. I can run around the x 32 no problem but this thing was kicking my ass I’m starting to get it and almost feel I can take it out for a show but I would have my original x32 setup ready to go just in case lol. I just watch these videos hopefully gaining more knowledge and they just seem to be centered around people that already know how to work the wing and it’s just frustrating. I keep on hoping to watch a video that says hey I know you’re dummy , see if this helps you lol. You stating that you would try to do a dummy down video speaks very highly of you and I appreciate it but I don’t think your viewers would be interested but thank you once again

@@rusinjeff5959 all good ! We just wanted to share some cool info about some more off the beaten path things you can do with the wing , there are a bunch of really great guys that have done extensive videos and streams on the wing from top to bottom, check out Guillame Lortie , he's the man. I'm also down to do some more basic videos as well , ask away anything particular you'd like to start with ... all the best

I agree with everything you said,those videos are just for them that already know.

It’s almost upsetting watching they explaining things and just pressing buttons

Hi unfortunately just the inputs because ultranet is only outputs on xr18 and mr18. The only inputs are the analog ins and via USB technically.

@@dawnofadreamx97 Dang :-/ that would've been rad. Thank you for answering me

I think you should probably consider learning a bit more about guitar before considering investing in something like this because this set of specs is for someone who really wants a specific sound/tuning. The Evertune bridge is also not beginner friendly in terms of restrings. To answer your questions, yes it does drop C all the way down to about drop G comfortably given the extended scale length. String gauges would need to compensate the lower you go. Fret buzz can happen on any guitar, good or bad, depending on setup/quality of fret leveling/etc. Lower action generally means you’ll get some fret buzz but you can get away with some just fine. Higher action means less likelihood of buzz, but also makes it harder to play. It’s why not so great guitars have bad action, if they set them up to a low action you’d hear all of the fret imperfections. TLDR; learn more about your instrument before investing this kind of cash

@@StraightRocketFuel This comment is filled with so much misinformation that I don't even know where to begin lol. You can easily tune this guitar to E standard if you want, the tension will be slightly higher but *nowhere* near extreme as you're making it seem and you most definitely can *NOT* snap the neck, that's just absolutely ridiculous.

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