Line 6 Helix, Amp Captures and more (FULL EPISODE) with Jason Sadites Silent Stage Episode 2

[@SteveSterlacci]

Check out my Sweetwater landing page for all the gear used in my studio sweetwater.sjv.io/jrLZW0 Add the podcast on your favorite streaming service here - thesilentstagepodcast.buzzsprout.com

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Great podcast! I love the idea of this 🤘 Great conversation too

[@TheMujiFuji]

Helix made me learn about studio signal chains. Thanks to the Professor Jason for all his knowledge! Great pod Steve! Cheers!

[@MattCrill]

So much awesomeness in one video. You both contribute so much to helping us make our tone better. Great guest and great show. Thank you!!

[@JerryTheVeganRockstar]

This is great Steve. Keep these coming. I met Jason at NAMM at the Line 6 room several years ago and you this year 2024. You’re both very humble guys.I learned that day with Jason sitting behind me at a demo that everyone is at the same level, just some have more experiences and love to share them. Very cool community and it’s great you’re all friends. My rule is watch the guy that reads the manual and the guy that learns from the guy who reads the manual. Reading is hard. 😂

[@picksalot1]

Two of my favorite sources that helped me immensely learn how to use and get the most out of my HX Stomp - Thanks!

[@briancassidy7510]

Absolutely a great interview..:

[@etherboy3540]

Hey Steve, really enjoying this series. I learned a lot about Helix stuff from Jason and Richie over the years, and from this channel too of course.

[@limpeacock573]

Great show! I like the deep dive that comes with longer format videos, but the short tip videos are great as a refresher. It is all good!

[@stevebooth7007]

Great podcast, the both of you have been an invaluable resource for my modeling journey.

[@georgeoneill5341]

Loved the I copied Tim Pierce comment. I did exactly the same when I first got helix and haven’t changed it for last 5 yrs. it works so well with any amp/cab combination

[@edwardrice146]

A former co-worker of mine had one of the original Buddas. They used to be pretty easy to come by in Maryland.

[@armandpelletier4068]

That was so enjoyable, salute to two awesome guys, and great musicians!

[@billschriever]

Such a great episode! Thank you Steve!

[@robgroden]

Now the “Ciao for now” sign off makes more sense!

[@ldtheo01]

Thank you for this podcast! Looking forward to the next one. 👍

[@nathanwhitneymusic]

Only about 20 minutes in. Can't wait to finish watching and get the big reveal that everyone is still using Guitar Rig 5!

[@JonnyLeeguitarist]

my boys !

[@accidentals_hacks]

heya! I'm not like a famous KZbinr, but I do have a ton of things to share about using the Helix/Pod Go on the road and in the studio, and I live in Brooklyn too.

[@steveliberty]

I play through a power amp and a real guitar 1x12 cabinet. So, in my mind, the real question around DI vs Full Rig captures is whether disabling the Full Rig cab in ToneX is equivalent and as good as using the DI version. If the automatic separation is not great, then a DI version would be a better choice. But if that separation is really "accurate" (whatever that means), then it hardly matters which one uses.

[@JonnyLeeguitarist]

That was a good Scottish accent ! , we will work on your scouse accent NAMM 25 .

[@nigeldaddyo]

ripping the stems?

[@SteveSterlacci]

Basically it isolates instruments

[@Nig6tWalker]

Steve Sterlacci weird that you dont know Brett Garsed

[@ZaryaMain]

Long videos are fine if you have labeled and accurate chapters markers. Length isn't the issue so much as a lack of efficiency when the video says "Learn 2+2" and it's 30 minutes of cooking recipe style backstory before maybe teaching "2+2". Not calling either of you out for this behavior, but it's quite prevalent on KZbin to the point where you start to strongly prefer chapters even with short-form videos.