Hey man thanks so much! I am using Yamaha HS7 Monitors

Hey thanks so much!

@@lightfootfx Did you ever test the Quad cortex vs Fractal ? I have the quad cortex but i felt it was not helping me on the right hand playing, maybe i got a faulty one. And i was wondering how the fractal compares with quad cortex. But from the videos i watch , fractal seems like a much serious and devoted brand manufacturer , the consistency of the tone seems overall perfect.

When you say a/b do you mean like a full stereo rig as if you had two amps? If so yes I would split the signal and run each half into the mono into each pedal and then those into your stereos effects, and split the stereo effects before the amp sims and run mono in on each side.

Thanks so much! I try to keep it as simple as possible.

Thanks for sharing! It’s funny you should mention I ended up putting the stock pickups back in and still running them to this day, something magical was lost and it’s back now haha those 50-51 pickups have some mojo.

@@lightfootfx I agree with you. I think that Fender tele single coils are range into 3 stage of sound spectrum from chimey to dark, Twisted tele->Nocaster->Black Guard 50-51. However Changing to lower Capacitor value lets higher frequencies in. I think it will be fun much less expensive to experiment if you want Blackguard 50-51 but with more high frequencies. I also have a custom shop strat Fender El Diablo and have read that this model comes with higher value capacitor and while I compare it to my 1979 and 1977 strat, the CS is much darker sounding, much rounder and full body lowend. It probably from the help of higher capacitor value. CS is .1 and The 70s strat were .047 if I remember correctly.

Thanks so much man! That’s so kind of you to share.

Hahahah bro I wish 😅

Hey! Yeah I did have both, I actually sold my ES style guitar. The falcon has the “Gretsch sound” it’s hard to describe it has a growl and cut that no other guitar can do, that can also make it a 1 trick pony but a great one! The es style is probably a bit more versatile especially with PAFs installed, that’s like every classic guitar track. If your playing worship music or ambient I would give the Gretsch an edge because it will usually be cleaner and have more chime and high end.

Super rad! Yeah it has a commanding feel to it as well. Thanks for sharing!

I totally get it! Thanks for watching!

Hey thanks, I kicked on the boost pedal along with my benson preamp and then it was running into the delay and the jet revelation reverb.

Using one Tonex pedal shouldn’t cause a phase issue if your running it mono, phase issues can occur if your summing stereo effects to mono or running two different Tonex pedals in stereo. I haven’t thought of trying that out but I’ll see what I can do.

Thanks Buddy its pretty cool to be able to change settings on the fly working with an AXE - I did change it to mono seems better - looking forward to an Axe Tonex combo video that would be amazing - nobody has done that on youtube

Thanks!

I played a star player tv and a fullerton elite which kind of looks like the Joe Walsh double cut. I would say the Duesenberg is the more versatile guitar, it handles higher gain better I feel like and has great cleans like you said. The Gretsch just has that signature Gretsch sound but that can make it less versatile.

Hey thanks for watching! I did find that I could tweak the eq to add more low end and get it very close to the big body sound wise. The only thing that gets lost is not having the physical feel of the big body, but sound wise I could get them sounding practically the same and I have 0 regrets going with the double cut sound wise. Hope that helps!

Thanks Justin!

Thanks so much!

Hey, it’s called veritas mini master.

@@lightfootfx I have not heard about this brand . not available in Asia side .

Hey man, that all sounds right, I have noticed even when one side is down I’m getting a very very low reading on that side but I don’t hear it compared to the other side so haven’t given it much thought. Make sure your interface isn’t blending the channels or similar in whatever Daw you may use.

Yeah pretty much, I never need to touch it. I still have delay before reverbs though.

Hey thankyou so much!

Interesting, I would make sure the gain is set similar between the 2 of them, since the dream is getting louder when you boost it, that makes me think it’s set cleaner than the ruby so it has more headroom, I would increase the gain more on the dream and then lower the output to match the ruby still and you should be able to get to a point where when you hit the boost they both breakup equally and have pretty close volume. You’re essentially just trying to get the headroom’s to match before any pedals get pushed into them, but they won’t be perfect matched unfortunately but usually very close. Hope that’s helps!

Maybe someday! Haha

Hey man thanks for watching! You are correct you will need something like the diso+ with pol reverse mod. The normal walrus canvas does not fix the phase issues that come with the UAFX amps.

@@lightfootfx Last question bro. So the phase issues does not occur with all amplifiers? (A guy on Facebook has two ToneX (big) and he uses Canvas stereo and says he has no phase problems)

Sorry I misread your original question. Yes for 2 Tonex pedals it depends on the captured amps, any amp capture you use will have the original phase the real amp has, so it depends on the luck of the draw in which amps you pair, some will be out of phase and some will be in phase. I use the tone factor ac30 and pro sonic captures, these are both out of phase with each other in real life and so they are on the dual Tonex as well. So you might be safer getting a diso with polarity mod, unless you know for sure the 2 captures you will be running are in phase.

Hey man! I am running direct into the sound board at my church. I set the preset volume on the patch first and then use the main volume knob for extra adjustments. If you are too quiet try turning up the preset volume and then turn up the external volume knob as well.

You don’t need a line isolator, you only need that for long runs like going from a stage to the soundboard.

Thanks for your support!

Thankyou so much!

That is on my radar at some point

It’s been a minute but I set the cloudburst to sound how I want it then I hold the button down until it blinks, then I click the pbc preset that I want to assign it to and that triggers a save on the cloudburst.

Cool man! It’s doing just fine 😄

@@lightfootfx if only we could say the same thing about Christianity and the fact that it's being gaslit into becoming a hate group by the GOP. Hopefully your church is fighting against this, if so I apologize. I just can't believe what the modern church is cosigning these days. It's obscene.

Well aren't you pleasant

I have not yet but I’ve always been interested to try them!

Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks so much!

It’s definitely on the idea list!

Hey thanks so much!

Great choice! Both those pedals are amazing! Thanks for watching!