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Oh thank you, this is a riff I wrote for this demo

@restojon1 Fantastic, glad I could help. Hope you have a blast

Lol it's the name of the product - Two Notes Torpedo Captor Reactive Load Box 8 ohm. Marketing team hit a home run there.

That's a great point, thanks for the tip!

@laynefuller Yup! Certainly has some of those qualities w the gain higher up.

Hhmm, only if the Laney cub has a dummy load/silent record feature

@@arlo957 thanks for watching! I agree, he did a great job \m/

Happy to help

Thank you! 😃

There's also a T in see you next tuesday

Ah yes good to check it out through headphones! Yeah to me it's the most full sounding out of the three. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Evan! Yeah I do enjoy the bit amp alot, it's one of those bits of gear I'd never sell

Yeah I reckon you can still hear differences but the other two keep up really well!

Sweet! thanks for the tip!

It should still work if you can make your amp as clean / neutral soubding as possible

@@mikemitchell7529 i tried but man it's fuzzy as hell there's a lot of noises if i don't turn the noisegate to max

@@potatosalad6948 Is the Cab Sim on the plugin off? Make sure you turn that off. Also alot of plug-ins have their own noise gates built in, you should be able to switch that on.

@@mikemitchell7529 i tried multiple neural dsp plugins, turned off the cab each time and enabled the noise gate, the noises disappeared, but the sound is still a little bit weird when doing some chugs or riffs

@@potatosalad6948 Hmmm, are you in a position to borrow a friend's amp that has an effects loop? That would at least isolate to see if it's your amp.

@@edizmustafa 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Thank you Ben! :)

@ripperthecrooks6428 Yes, you're correct. You'd need a reamp box. That way you can record a D.I then send it back through the amp once you've found a tone you like. Something I don't have I'm afraid

@mikemitchell7529 so you play through an amp sim and then you use that.DI track to reamp your amp

@@Driven2Beats For this example I plugged the Amp into the load box, load box into the interface. Then I used an IR response in my DAW. I didn't do any re Amping, ie I got the tone I liked before recording anything, then hit record knowing I can't change any Amp settings later. I'd have to buy a Reamp box for that. Hope that helps clear it up :)

@mikemitchell7529 yeah okay but like if you double track you're gonna probably have to edit the takes, so you need a clean DI to edit and then reamp it anyways right?

@@Driven2Beats Yes, if you want to record a DI first, then pass it through the amp for a better tone later you need a Re-amp box

@@chipoko1838 Thanks for watching!

@@antology7 That was an easy pun

Don't know if that was the best of you Ants, but one by one they're getting better.

@@huffer007 Don't encourage him his list of puns are everlong

​@huffer007 Most people hate them but in time, they grohl on ya

@@antology7 with these replies you're fast becoming my hero

No!

Thank you!

@@justinroark6534 Fair enough I understand what you mean

@VIB1ON I'd say it changes the feel, you can dig in w your picking hand and it makes more difference to the output in my opinion

Yes I'm the same to be fair

Many thanks!!

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Thanks for listening!

🤣 you got me loling

Thank you, I appreciate that! They're great pick ups

@@mikemitchell7529 do you like them, EMG 81’s or Fishman Fluence Moderns better?

@@ericcartman1251 For me personally on a 7 string, I love the Blackouts. However, I'd love to try the Fishman moderns as I have them on my favorite 6 string guitar. I had the Emg 81-7 and wasn't for me.

@@mikemitchell7529 oh really? I just ordered an EMG 81-7 lol I hope I enjoy it as much as I think I will, why didn’t you enjoy it? I have another 7 with Fishmans and I really like those in a 7

😂 \m/

It is great for a home practice tone but doesn't compare beyond that. You wouldn't gig w it

@@mikemitchell7529 I mean, studio recording wise and just playing at home with good tones without having cops called on my back, I'm not into gigging. Thanks man.

Ah! I see, in that regard the Marshall sounds great on its own for recording, it has that nice crunchyness to it when palm muting. Compared to the Laney though, the Laney has much more headroom(especially for cleans). Of course that's due to it being a musher higher watt amp. Both are fun!

@@mikemitchell7529 Thanks! I'm brazilian, also budget wise this is a proper subject for me, and the Marshall of course deliver big time, but it's nice to know info from someone that can have "more" access to expensive, bigger (maybe, better) stuff and how those cheap stuff can be "comparable". Thanks!

Hopefully one day! I personally like the idea of Fuelset

@@mikemitchell7529 CockTease is another good one as well. I am from NZ myself

In sure what you have will still work great! The only reason I suggest solid state over tube power amp is that these plugins normally have a tube power amp simulation on as well.

Great value for money

Sorry for the late reply, hhmm I'm not familiar w that pedal but shouldn't you be able to go from guitar to input of your pedal, then output of your pedal to input of your focus rite. If your getting lag, you need to change the buffer settings in the audio part pf your computer.