Advanced Noise Gate 2 (BOSS GT / GX)

[@nigelsmith721]

This should be on every GT / GX video - it's a fundamental technique that I've only ever seen you demonstrate. Thanks so much.

[@JaredGunstonTV]

Thank you, always try find ways to push these units 🤟🏻

[@Luisinuay]

so this gets the NS-input setting to do what it actually was meant to do! awesome!

[@gmanolicious]

Wow. The more I learn, the more I love my GT-1000. Such an under rated board

[@gmanolicious]

Really tightened up the performance of the noise suppessor. Especially for really tight rhtyhm stuff, Great great tip Subscribing!!

[@dereklow4368]

I think that someone is trying to kill me!!! haha thank you for this information, extremely useful.

[@realrussianmeesha]

Wow! Now I get started to use NS on my core I counted as useless before your explanation... Awesome, man! Respect!

[@WorshipGuitarRiffs]

That is an ingenious idea! I tried it out on my master patches and it worked marvelously! I adjusted the act max down to 40 to get more sustain and it works great for me. Thanks so much!

[@JaredGunstonTV]

love it when these crazy scientist ideas work out for other, i too have to adjust those values depending on guitar i use! :)

[@gu9008]

You are so helpful with your videos just what i need to get great sounds keep them coming im learning loads

[@joewrockg42]

Blowing my mind Jared! Looks like you can do the same on the GX100 too! Brilliant use of that assign function!

[@JaredGunstonTV]

I don't see why not ✌️

[@JaredGunstonTV]

It's a interesting way of using the gates, I find a ONE SETTING just doesn't give me a tight enough gate.

[@Diehon1]

Thanks dude! That is awesome and extremely helpful!

[@JaredGunstonTV]

Glad it helped!

[@wabisabi7399]

Thanks for this. This is very helpful. Cheers! 🍻

[@OceanBoulevard2009]

thanks all the time!

[@JaredGunstonTV]

Any time!

[@silvebackmgmt.8929]

Can you please share your amp settings to get this tone...Much thanks!

[@gabryga76]

thanks!!!!!!!!!!the best noise suppressor in gt1000 is to use a powerbank!

[@joebowbeer]

4:10 By reducing ACT HIGH, the NS will be fully released at a little less than half max input level, when it would otherwise not fully release until max input level.

[@JaredGunstonTV]

Thanks for a more technical explanation, haha, it just "feels" more loose while maintaining the MIN MAX settings

[@TheaUdtube]

Hi, this will help me a lot, thanks. I have so much problem with my gtk noise for 6 months. Just need some more help here Do I need 2 ns to work at the same time or i can just use 1 ns if i do not play that much gain? The reason for 2nd ns is for drive pedal? I am quite new for multi effect things, thanks again

[@MrChickenking44]

Hey dude. Is there a way to use the assigns on the boss like a snapshot on a helix. I’ve set the 3 foot switches to different asigns, I have to turn off my current foot switch before I can press the other one if you know what I mean

[@sinsobresaltospodcast]

I have the same settings as you do but the NS kills my sustain

[@caffeinalized5575]

does this work with tap harmonics? had been struggling to keep the noise in check while not over-suppressing to the point that my tap harmonics don't ring out