Thanks bro!

didn't know a new one was coming out probably another update on one of the p.os

Thanks for the comment!

Check out how to map transport controls in this vid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnmrnJVsiN-LiZY You should be able to do it, but it may not work directly with the "Play" and "Record" buttons on the KO2 depending on how they have it set up (you might need to map actual MIDI notes instead)

@@NicholasDardeok thank you very much. Keep the good work !

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment! I'm not sure off of the top of my head but I would try mapping your kit and saving it all in a project

Thanks for watching! I was never able to find the original sample either, the closest was a live version. I also think this sample is pitch shifted down compared to the original.

​@@NicholasDardeyeah, I could only find versions with an organ/keyboard or an acoustic guitar. The electric guitar is nice

Thanks!

Thanks! 4/4 I believe

I just gave it a shot with a different Neural DSP plugin and it didn't work out of the box. It might work with some playing around but can't guarantee that.

@@NicholasDarde Thanks. I was about to buy.

@@LegatoTactics if you are using the plugin in a DAW, you should be able to use track automation to change whatever settings you need. Not sure if that helps.

@@NicholasDarde I just want to use it to control guitar effects plugins. thanks.

It's called Melodics!

Thanks for your comment! And I agree, if you are not a purist on instruments, a setup like this is efficient while sounding great.

@@NicholasDarde No worries! Exactly. Sure you might have to sacrifice some things sonically/tonally, but a practical/efficient means to record that still sounds great is invaluable to the working class musician now adays.

Thanks!

Thanks for the comment! Realistically I don't see myself revisiting this except for maybe a tab/tutorial

Thanks for the comment! In this case I am not triggering multisamples so there is no velocity sensitivity. The Deluge can do multisamples but I've only used it for synths, not drums, so I am not sure if it's possible/how it would work. If you need dynamics, you could just sample the audio out of the drum module straight into a track on the Deluge, but would lose the ability to quantize. Lastly, you can definitely play unquantized in the Deluge - in fact, you can just record whatever audio you want into it and have it detect tempo, with the ability to edit that sample (for example if you want to chop it into a better loop). Hope this helps!

Thanks!

Do you have Helix? It's a Matchstick Ch.1 with an Heir Apparent drive in front and a Dynamic Plate reverb after.

Definitely! You can use it for so many other things like changing presets on modeling software and looping KZbin videos to practice to. That, with the ability to expand it, power it on a pedal power supply and other things definitely helped speed up my workflow.

@@NicholasDarde, thanks for answer! Have you used the Airturn duo 500?

@@romblik6005 I haven't but it looks like it can do similar things.

@@NicholasDarde , thank you and good luck!

@@NicholasDarde, oh, sorry, and where did you buy Boss? In his website I see only diller-shops...

Thanks!

Typically the Alesis support website would be a good start. But not all modules need drivers, so check if this one shows up as an audio interface once you plug it into your computer.

@@NicholasDarde I have it plugged in with a USB im using FL studio but were do I check where it shows as an interface should I use one instead of plugging it straight in to my PC?

@@weeklybros On Windows I would go to your sound settings and see if you can select the Alesis as an input/output device. You'd also want to check in FL studio's settings that it is using the Alesis as well. My best bet for you: computerinfobits.com/how-to-change-audio-output-windows/ www.image-line.com/fl-studio-learning/fl-studio-online-manual/html/app_wiz2.htm

Thanks! It's in standard tuning

I did not have any luck getting transport controls to work through CC unfortunately (but you can map to any other note if C3/C#3 is already used)

It's actually DI with Helix Native (so happy to share the preset). The chain is minotaur (overdrive) -> litigator (amp) -> 60's trem -> chorus -> dynamic hall (reverb).

Thank you! Happy to share the preset if you have a Helix

so glad theyre back man

watch their audiotree the guitar tone is sick