Thank you! I have not been active for a while but thinking of starting a channel more focused on guitar, songwriting and life journey stuff. We’ll see haha

Ha thanks brother! Hope you are well

Thanks! Glad you liked the viddy! I am actually using Melodyne Editor (2020) which is the single track version of studio? You could probably just as easily do this with essentials as long as the tool set is the same.

Melodyne Editor vs. Melodyne Essentials: Melodyne Editor (currently priced $399.00) is a more advanced version of the software. It includes a number of features that are not available in Melodyne Essentials. One of the main differences between the two is that Melodyne Editor allows for more detailed editing of individual notes and pitches within a single track. This includes the ability to adjust the timing and pitch of individual notes, as well as more advanced features like polyphonic pitch editing and formant correction. Melodyne Essentials, on the other hand, is designed to provide basic pitch correction and tuning capabilities for a single track. While it does allow you to adjust the pitch and timing of notes, it does not offer the same level of detail or control as Melodyne Editor. That being said, Melodyne Essentials is still a powerful tool for basic pitch correction and tuning, and it may be sufficient for many users' needs. However, if you require more advanced editing capabilities, like in this video, you would need Melodyne Editor.

Hey, Do you have 48v engaged? This is an active DI box. you probably did but I am just checking

@@ChrisAllenCombs Hallo! Yes the 48V is engaged

@@Amir-RockstarT Its hard to know. Again, check 48v, toggle switch is set to instrument, and that you your cables are properly seated and working. Guitar goes into 'In" and then Out of the back to your preamp. again all of these are obvious but something I miss obvious things :)

As I understand it regarding tube amps like I have, The amp’s output needs to go somewhere and the speaker acts as a “load” that gives it a place to go. In the absence of this load, your amplifier is prone to damage. You might end blowing up your transformer

@@ChrisAllenCombs Thank you for that!

Thanks for the kind words. ;)

Stop trolling or get your ears checked, maybe a psych eval too

Please avoid the word "kid", it literally means goatoffspring, satanists worship the goat, it's a satanic psyop referring to GOAT of Mendes or BAPHOMET. Humans have CHILDREN. It's all about (mockery of) Scripture. Matthew 25:31-46: "But when the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the holy angels with him, then he will sit on the throne of his glory. Before him all the nations will be gathered, and he will separate them one from another, as a shepherd separates the sheep from the GOATS. ----------- Wouldn' t it be more logic if followers of Jesus Christ called their children LAMBS!? Updated with additional info!: The first use in the English language for “kid” as an identifier of a child is - “It was considered informal English by the mid-19th century and is now in common use. The kids' referred to when the word first referred to children were sold by criminals to sea captains who took them to British colonies as labourers or slaves. They were also youngsters enlisted by British sailors or soldiers.”

I assume you're being sarcastic. This guy's cover sounds as good, if not better, than Skolnicks original recording from the album!

If you want the amp to be completely quiet then what you really need is a reactive load box rather than an attenuator. With the RNDI set to SPEAKER mode, you would just take the speaker out of the amp head into the RNDI IN and take the RNDI THRU output into the reactive load box. The reactive load box completely replaces your speaker cab and the load it puts on your amp's output transformer, allowing for completely silent use of the amp head. An attenuator, on the other hand, is meant to be used when you still want to play through your real cab, just at a lower volume.

Are you going into the DI box 1st and then into your pedal board??

thank you. appreciate it :). Now if I could just remember how to play it again haha

yes they are. I got rid of mine. Instantly regretted it. replaced with Apollo Twin X to down size and do some location stuff. Apollo Twin X is surprisingly nice, BUT just not anywhere near the smoothness and space in the high frequencies. The Apollo does have a pretty interesting and nice low mid thing happening. I still miss the Apogee though :/

Hey no problem and the n72 is great gear. Unfortunately I had to sell mine as I was in a pinch. Sure so miss it. Haha. One day I will get back around to having one again :)

Thats awesome, It really is a quality piece of gear. Enjoy!!

Btw bin am picking back up where I left off on this channel. Will change it up a bit. Dropping a video tomorrow. Would love your thoughts on it!! Trying new things can be scary haha

@@ChrisAllenCombs Looking forward to it. Notification are on ✌🏻

Thank you!!

thanks! Not sure about the bassman. To be on the safe side I would just plug head into RNDI and Thru to speaker cab. It seems the ext is parallel but not sure. I read where depending on the year the transformer inside the bassman could be negatively affected if you down load the ohms properly. Maybe read up on that. so, again I would just bassman to RNDI and then back into speakers.

When I made this video I was having issues with Flex pitch. Lots of crashes at the time when ever I tried to use it. Melodyne worked fine for me but I would say that flex time is probably easier to use. I haven't tried to do it any other way really. Please share if there is an easier way. Reducing steps in the name of creativity is always better for me :)

Farönk thank you!!

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@@jamesbond-mb5ws sorry what

Ian Tuazon awe Man thanks for the compliment :).

Lucas Vratovic unfortunately no. You have to send signal to speaker through the thru put. I just put my cabinet in a closet in a different room with long speaker cable. Def cheaper alternative then a power soak box. The uad ox box looks to be nice but pricey.

@@ChrisAllenCombs Thanks for the input. You right! Uad box it's a good option but pricey....

Marco Filipe Músico not sure I fully understand. You can record a chord and sample it. I am sure you can map it to your Korg but I am not familiar with the process. I will say if you sample a chord you need to make it a neutral chord as in no sharps or flats. Mainly 1.5.1s. No 3rds or 7ths and so on. I use logic and it has an easy way to sample files and make presets out of it. You could also pickup acoustic strums from native instruments that sounds really good and has different chords and strum options. I refuse to use it though haha.

Ha, This is one of my all time favorite solos. Unfortunately not S-Gear. I used my pedal board (wah>Keeley Comp> TImmy pedal > Euphoria OD > El Capistan) into my Thomas tube amp miced with a Fathead. You could totally use S Gear though as long as you have a wah pedal. :)

FALSE my memory did not serve me well at all. Sorry hahaha. Just look in the description as it has everything I used. QUINTESSENTIAL? No. Honestly my favorite verb is Valhalla Vintage Verb. The Delay really is not that important for a slash solo. :)

Дима Солдатов awe man thank you. This solo is iconic to me :)

Christian Camargo I come out of my speaker output on my amp. It is my only option. I guess you could come out of the send on fx loop but that would most likely bypass the power tube section of amp which is part of the sound I believe you would essentially only be outputting the preamp section of the amp which may not be that satisfying. But I really don’t know that answer.

TheVoltWithin make sure it is set to speaker. Out of amp head into input of rndi then speaker cable from thru to speaker. Then output to interface :). Double check manual but that should be it.

@@ChrisAllenCombs Thanks so much! And you said to use speaker cables for both the input and thru of the RNDI?

@@TheVoltWithin that is what I did :)

Jan Jahnke that is a good idea. Thanks!

J Mulls thx