Line 6 Helix | Dialing in my first metal rhythm guitar tone on a Line 6 Helix

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2019
  • In this video, I'm going to bring you guys along to dial in my first metal rhythm guitar tone on the line 6 helix! I'm using a Jackson soloist with and EMG 81 in the bridge for this one.
    Signal chain is Jackson soloist - Line 6 Helix - UAD Apollo Twin Duo
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  • @AaHo0102
    @AaHo0102 4 года назад +6

    I fucking love my Helix. I've had it about 4 years and couldn't imagine not using for absolutely everything from recording to live.

    • @TaylorDanley
      @TaylorDanley  4 года назад +2

      They are really cool. I do think they benefit massively from loading good IRs if you are using the cab modeling thiugh

    • @da2racer
      @da2racer 3 года назад

      @@TaylorDanley bro you got to do the firmware update a lot of good stuff including revv amps and horizon devices

  • @AndySimmonsOfficial
    @AndySimmonsOfficial 3 года назад +2

    You sir, are my favorite Channel on RUclips. THANKS for all of your videos! Cheers from Mexico City!

  • @davidvasquez4459
    @davidvasquez4459 2 года назад

    Sounds amazing . I want one :)
    Thank you for the Demo

  • @metelway
    @metelway 4 года назад +3

    You got awesome tones here mate, I love my Helix. Nice sounds you shown here

  • @jeffreywoelfel333
    @jeffreywoelfel333 3 года назад

    This is best metal one made for helix so far!

  • @DarioGrillo
    @DarioGrillo 5 месяцев назад

    Great sound Taylor !
    In this video you are showing exactly what I was trying to know about helix, that is, the possibility of adjusting the microphones on the caninets...which is very refined! Is there a lot of variety of sounds for the heavy genre? or are there few amps?...

  • @benburnett8109
    @benburnett8109 4 года назад +3

    @valhallir.at for the Impulse responses. Pick the Wolverine 2*12 cab V2 pack. Then select the new Revv amp Sim in the helix. Select the ts808 for boost. For stereo, open the B channel, put a 12ms delay in front of the identical chain, set the outputs to left and right and leave the settings as they are. Dual IRs also really thicken things up, but you must be careful about phase issues. Great video, love the content.

  • @metalderek8376
    @metalderek8376 4 года назад +4

    I've watched like 2 of your vids. Just subbed because of your shirt lol. I'm looking at a helix sometime maybe in 2021

    • @TaylorDanley
      @TaylorDanley  4 года назад +2

      Thanks 🙌. Love Ghost, even though I get a fair amount of hate for it among my metal contemporaries. I just saw them live a couple months back, easily best show I've ever seen!

    • @metalderek8376
      @metalderek8376 4 года назад +1

      @@TaylorDanley I too get the hate. I also saw them too not too long ago in colorado springs. Meet and greet! The showmanship is unreal!

  • @VinnieRoofthooft
    @VinnieRoofthooft 4 года назад +6

    I really like these kinds of hands on demos, invaluable when deciding on gear, especially modellers so you know what kind of tone to expect without much tweaking! One bit of constructive criticism, do try and fix that floating pitch/tuning when recording as it gets quite distracting.

  • @DarioGrillo
    @DarioGrillo 5 месяцев назад

    I see you have eventide on your work table, why? Is helix modulation less good than eventide?

  • @sjsphotog
    @sjsphotog 4 года назад +2

    Killer HEAVY metal tone. Does it Djent?? Hell yeah! Keep it up.

  • @mehegama
    @mehegama 4 года назад +2

    Great video. You could use a parametric eq to dial out some of the harshness around 4-5k after the cab block and a tiny bit of reverb makes the sound a bit fuller.

    • @TaylorDanley
      @TaylorDanley  4 года назад +3

      Thanks for the suggestion. I could, but at some point when you start cutting things out like you would if you were mixing, you end up losing some of the aliveness of the amp. I've found that I actually prefer just letting the amp models do their thing in most cases, and trying to dial in with just the eqs from the model.
      Also, I know some people like to do that with reverb, but it's not for me. For the most part I like meat and potato noisegate>OD>AMP type signal chains. Thanks for the comment!

  • @ab5olute00
    @ab5olute00 4 года назад +2

    Also, you can gate at the input to save some blocks

    • @sjsphotog
      @sjsphotog 4 года назад

      Yeah on all my patches I use the input block to add the noise gate to get rid of the humm. eveb though I dont use high gain pickups I still dont like the noise. its nice they let you save DSP by adding it to the inpiut block

  • @damnationdefied777
    @damnationdefied777 3 года назад

    i was turning my head sideways when you adjusted the levels lol

  • @JRRoss-vx1ni
    @JRRoss-vx1ni 3 года назад +1

    Crackly. If that's what you like though I guess. Shit drives me crazy though.

  • @KyleTysonMusick
    @KyleTysonMusick 4 года назад

    Hey my metal brother! Is there any difference between this and the rack mounts processer? I am studio/bedroom only player.Thanks , your riffs are always sick!🤘

    • @TaylorDanley
      @TaylorDanley  4 года назад +1

      Thanks 🙌 I dont believe so... other than one lives on the floor and has foot switches.

  • @sjsphotog
    @sjsphotog 4 года назад +1

    Check out the Helix Help website to see the list of all the Amps and effects in the Helix and it shows you what real amp / effect its modeled after: helixhelp.com/

    • @sjsphotog
      @sjsphotog 4 года назад +1

      Also the online manuals have links which are helpful: helixhelp.com/manuals/#helix

  • @reeshavhati
    @reeshavhati 4 года назад +1

    I was really enjoyed the Hotone Ampero videos that you uploaded. I’m planning to buy one but I’m a bit confused. Everyone is telling me to go for Line6 POD HD500X. I like both the units. Please give me your opinion. Thank you 😃

    • @TaylorDanley
      @TaylorDanley  4 года назад +2

      It really depends on what you're using it for. The podhd line doesnt allow you to load IRs, which if you want to use in a studio setting, with headphones or through an FRFR is a deal breaker - the stock IRs suck. But if you're going to use it as a preamp, it sounds pretty decent. I'd still prefer the ampero, wider selection of amps without having to pay for upgrades, and higher fidelity. Plus the color touch screen is a nice bonus

    • @sjsphotog
      @sjsphotog 4 года назад

      line6.com/support/topic/19073-helix-vs-hd500x-ab/

  • @AndrewStonerock
    @AndrewStonerock 4 года назад +3

    Your doing it proper, amp first the sift through cabs. The stock cabs sound like ass. Luckily the helix has a super easy way to scroll through IRs. Don’t sleep on the stupor OD. I use that with my archon preset for drop A sharp guitars. Turn on your input gate, 10 mil delay, threshold around -55 the OD, then noise gate after OD set to same as inputs gate.. then amp, IR..... whatevs.. that’s my workflow at least.

    • @bradylasserre9320
      @bradylasserre9320 2 года назад

      The stock cabs sound incredible in my opinion. Put in the time to mess with different mic combinations and distance and you have an amazing set of options.

    • @AndrewStonerock
      @AndrewStonerock 2 года назад

      @@bradylasserre9320 they don't sound near as good as the should man. Especially for high gain tones. Totally ruins the session when I'm trying to dial in a tone on the fly.

    • @bradylasserre9320
      @bradylasserre9320 2 года назад +1

      @@AndrewStonerock I'll be honest, in a few blind tests, stock cabs won over my opinion. But hey man, whatever works!

    • @AndrewStonerock
      @AndrewStonerock 2 года назад

      @@bradylasserre9320 indeed. Best wishes

  • @WholeLottaBulldog
    @WholeLottaBulldog 4 года назад +1

    Something about the helix amp modelling feel just still doesn't feel real. I want to like it but it's not as good imo as the atomic amplifire

    • @TaylorDanley
      @TaylorDanley  4 года назад +2

      Honestly, I think all modern modelers are good enough to pass as real amps. Besides, what's a real amp anyway, you know?
      There is a bit of difference in feel, but in my experience it's not substantial.

    • @jorgeguitar2540
      @jorgeguitar2540 4 года назад +2

      WholeLottaBulldog the tone is great. The palm mute feel is not there idk how to explain

    • @sjsphotog
      @sjsphotog 4 года назад +1

      if you get a Powercap with the Helix you can still get the AMP IN THE ROOM feel if you dont like the digital sound. The reverb settings in your signal makes a big difference to make it sound less digital

  • @barrygomez5968
    @barrygomez5968 4 года назад +2

    How's that 5150 treating you after having it for a bit?

    • @TaylorDanley
      @TaylorDanley  4 года назад +3

      To be honest, I haven't had time to play it! I'll probably get around to restoring it here in the next couple months.

  • @burningstar3466
    @burningstar3466 3 года назад +1

    I was thinking about buying LT but after this hello no. The sound is very synthetic. I dont know why all the raving on the product reviews. Or amybe you just put too much gain and plus that distorition. Sounds like ass

  • @isansimpson2056
    @isansimpson2056 3 года назад

    I really don’t get why the companies making these cant pay some you assholes to make them some solid sounding presets. I’m sure it’s always shocking for new users when they first fire them up how awful they sound.

  • @blastedfrets1382
    @blastedfrets1382 3 года назад +1

    this also sounds like complete garbage