No problem homie, try TMP50 :)

Hahaha I don’t know about all that, but I appreciate you! Did you receive my last email? I haven’t heard back from you! Would love to get into the weeds with recording!

It’s that simple! You just need to make sure you select “pre” by pressing and holding one of the buttons on the TMP (can’t remember atm and I’m away from my studio). I gotta keep it simple. If it’s complicated, it gets in the way of my creative process. Glad you found value from this week’s tone master Tuesday video!

@ I’ll get back with you if I can’t figure it out tonight. Thank you.

I also suck with the TMP looper... I've just been using my Boss looper because I've been too lazy to mess with it too much

@ also I feel like when I end the loop there is a spike in volume when it starts over. Not sure if I’m strumming harder on that last beat or what it could be

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Thanks for the feedback! You’re absolutely right-keeping it simple with just the essentials like a guitar, laptop, TMP, USB cable, and DAW is enough to get started, and I should’ve made that clearer upfront. My goal was to highlight how you can expand your setup over time if you want to explore more production options, but I can see how that might come across as a bit much for someone just starting out. I appreciate you pointing this out, and I’ll definitely keep it in mind for future videos. Maybe a follow-up video focused solely on the absolute basics would help cover that ground better. Thanks again for watching and for your input-it means a lot!

Thanks for the comment! That’s a great point-I realize I could have gone deeper into the actual steps of using the Tone Master Pro to record. I focused more on the gear and tools around the TMP in this video, but you’re right, a more detailed walkthrough on what to do with the TMP itself would be super helpful. I’ll plan to create a follow-up video that focuses specifically on the recording process with the TMP-everything from setup to getting tones into your DAW. Thanks for the suggestion, and I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts!

Haha you never know what a random email can do for one's brain.. Hope you're doing well!

No, you cannot capture with the Tone Master Pro. The only modeler that allows that is a NeuralDSP QuadCortex. However, I think that’s kinda a one trick pony. If you understand amps and signal chain, you can really do anything with the TMP. If by captures, you mean impulse responses (capture of a specific mic & cab combo) - you can use your own IRs. Hope this helps! If you decide to get the unit and want to do a deep dive on sound design while maximizing the device, you should checkout my latest course!

@@damionandy I sort of guessed that the TMP can't do captures, and I was thinking more along the lines of capturing amp tones like the Axefx or Kemperer. I understand amps and their signal chains all too well, and what I was aiming for was to try to capture some of my ADA preamp tones, i.e. MP-1, MP-1 Classic, MP-2, etc. More than likely, if I do get one of these, I'll probably just create amp tones from scratch as I did with my ADA gear and my Cyber-Amps, and then just add whatever effects I might need afterwards. I find factory presets to usually have too much of everything and need serious editing to get them to a more realistic level. (Fender has always been reverb-heavy with all of their modeling amps). Thanks for the reply though, and if I do decide to get one, I'll check out some of your info. It does look a lot less cumbersome to get into than some of the other machines on the market, and if Fender keeps updating the amp tones in it, it might be worth the price tag.

Awesome, I’m glad you’re enjoying! I hope you and your family had a wonderful weekend!

That's awesome! What’s been the most valuable take away from the videos? Also, what’s your favorite preset?

Gotta get those stars to align.

Thank you so much! I’m glad you found the advice helpful. Wishing you all the best on your musical journey-keep rocking!

Hi Chris, Thank you so much for your thoughtful words and support-it truly means a lot to me! I couldn’t agree more; the tools we have at our fingertips today are game-changers for musicians. Even as a hobbyist, you get it-the potential for creativity, connection, and inspiration is incredible. I love how you mentioned sharing as the key-that’s exactly what it’s all about. Whether someone’s making content or simply engaging with it, every interaction strengthens our community and keeps the music alive. I’m also glad you caught the nod to the Fender TMP-it’s such a versatile piece of gear and a big part of my journey lately. Thanks for the encouragement and kind wishes for 2025! Wishing you a fantastic year as well, full of great music and moments. Cheers to staying inspired and keeping the passion alive! Best, Damion

If you can’t hear it through headphones or frfr cabs, how are you hearing it?

@ kzbin.infoRyvwhCK7020?si=vhhZd1ZoKKuN6KNT I upload a video- it’s not obvious and buried by other sounds. It’s not related to any setting or preset either as I changed and tested. When turning on the device it’s there. If it’s not common I should consider change for a new one as this is brand new 😂

Can you speed up your listening? Ha! I’ve released about 50 videos since this one… A lot of lessons learned.

Yup!

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hahahaha Man, I've come a long way since this video. Thanks for the laugh and reminder of how much consistent hard work pays off. I haven't played roundwounds since this video. The feel is just really not there for me.

this!

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@ I have a friend that he has a 3-D printer and he makes me a screen protector with a lift door so I can program straight from the Fender pro if I can find his link I’ll send it to you

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Wow, thank you so much! That really means a lot to me. I started this channel to help players like you cut through the noise and truly unlock the potential of the TMP. Hearing this kind of feedback reminds me why I do what I do. I’m so glad the content has been helpful to you-your support keeps me inspired to keep creating and sharing.

Haha, love the energy! 🤪 Seriously, thank you so much for subscribing and grabbing the course-it really means a lot. I’m pumped to have you in the TMP crew! Keep yelling, keep rocking, and let me know how the course is going for you.

Thank you, Donnie! I truly appreciate you! This community is helping me invest more and more into what I truly feel called to do. 2024 marked the start of my business, built around my purpose: ‘To compose music and SERVE others by helping them find their sound.’ Every step I take in learning and growing this business is fueled by incredible people like you. Your support means the world to me, and I’m so grateful for the opportunity to serve. Thank you!

Every system I've plugged into is different. The last PA system I plugged into, I had a similar experience. I had to yank my output volume down to 15-20% to ensure I wasn't destroying everyone's hearing. It doesn't affect your tone. But.. You can go into your I/O signal and change the XLR output from "Line" to "instrument" and that'll drop your gain a lot. You can change the preset volume. Or you can change. your master out (what I did in my experience recently). All are valid options to try Let me know if this helps! Dialing it in takes a little experimentation, but once it’s set, the TMP works beautifully with PA systems. 🤘

@damionandy gentleman 🙂

@@damiensweeney9805 haha! Don't forget, if you want to dive deeper, I do have a course designed specifically to help you get the most of your TMP ;)

I don't know what you need for rocksmith. If Rocksmith just needs a clean DI, then I probably wouldn't use. the TMP because the effects can change how it is analyzing the signal.

Clean tone into Rocksmith, but using your own TMP tones for playing along with Rocksmith. People do it with real amps. So there is probably a way to do it with the TMP.

Totally agree-it really is simple, effective, and sounds amazing! It’s one of those tools that just gets out of the way and lets you focus on your playing. If you’re looking to dive deeper and really unlock its full potential, check out my Tone Master Pro Mastery Course. It’s designed to help you take things even further and create tones that truly inspire. Here’s the link if you’re interested: bit.ly/3ZGaatr. Keep rocking! 🎸🔥

@@damionandy ❤

It expired last Friday, but give me 30 minutes and I’ll make it active again. I appreciate you and am excited for you to jump in!

It's up!

@@damionandy thank you !!!!!

What brand do you use?

@@damionandy Augustine classic blue mostly, get your finger under the strings and pull them up from the bridge to the neck, and do this several times, after each song you play....

The Tone Master Pro is the only modeler, to my knowledge, that shows bass players love. My course isn't created specifically for bass; however, if you want to learn how EQ, signal pathing, pedals, and more work in general, it serves that purpose. I market it towards Tone Master Pro users, but it's really a "Music Production for Guitarists" course, but the fundamentals apply to any instrument.

@ thx 🙏

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Lamb of God man, they're so groovy

GearByCeba gave them to me, I think he has them listed on his site. DAMION20 gets 20% off if you decide you want to get them there. I just have red for line out, white for guitar in, Yellow for EXP 1 and Toe Switch, and a white for headphones.