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Excellent video and interview! Thanks for having Rosh on the channel. it was great to get to learn a little more about his background. his videos on the Fractal products are second to none. Thank you Rosh for sharing all your wisdom and knowledge!
Great episode! Immensely helpful and practical; from the Ernie Ball Guitar & Monitor cable (which I never would have found if not for this conversation), to the coaxial monitor which I intend to try, to re-enforcing things I’ve found to be useful, like carrying a FlyRig as a backup. Thanks for all of this. I’ve learned a lot here. ❤
I remember Scott Ian of Anthrax saying he played through Angus Young's live rig and he was disappointed that he sounded like himself after being a fan for decades. Personally, when I get a new unit, no matter who makes it, I try a couple of presets, then delete everything and start from scratch and build up from there. EDIT: NAMM prediction: Reissue of the Zoom 9000S 🤣
??So much philosophy, in the wind here. .digital ? not have any future for music ... waste time with this . Today is more authentic an poor gypsy,on the street with real instrument , that all of you together, with these digital acrobatics on line .
Even when listening to a crummy iphone capture there’s a purity of sound and a level of dynamics simply unobtainable with a digital rig. In person, Its a tone junkie’s paradise. Tried and true sm57+deluxe. Thats what i want to pay to see. ruclips.net/video/KrO8P1HvrFU/видео.htmlsi=IHK6L-HhlTg8wnkR
@@derosa504 Yet so many players are fine using the tool that works best for their situation. Guthrie Trapp is an old school player so it doesn't make sense for him to use a digital modeler but if needs to use a different setup that doesn't make him less of a player.
@ from a viewers perspective, even some of the best sounding silent stage rigs end up sounding like a lifeless pre recorded track, seems like a good enough approach to entertaining an audience. Guess thats how things are these days.
@@derosa504 if you actually listen to the entire podcast you will see why tube amps just won't work in certain situations. If Steve Vai can play with a digital rig then it can't be all that bad.
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Great video , extremely interesting take on playing and modeling.. probably my favorite so far
Excellent video and interview! Thanks for having Rosh on the channel. it was great to get to learn a little more about his background. his videos on the Fractal products are second to none. Thank you Rosh for sharing all your wisdom and knowledge!
Great episode! Immensely helpful and practical; from the Ernie Ball Guitar & Monitor cable (which I never would have found if not for this conversation), to the coaxial monitor which I intend to try, to re-enforcing things I’ve found to be useful, like carrying a FlyRig as a backup. Thanks for all of this. I’ve learned a lot here. ❤
Fantastic conversation, wonderful insights, and numerous practical tips. Thanks, that was great!
Thank you for being here and checking it out!
rosh is such a humble legend
I watched all Rosh’s FM9 vids when I bought one. 🙏🏼
Me too!
I remember Scott Ian of Anthrax saying he played through Angus Young's live rig and he was disappointed that he sounded like himself after being a fan for decades. Personally, when I get a new unit, no matter who makes it, I try a couple of presets, then delete everything and start from scratch and build up from there.
EDIT: NAMM prediction: Reissue of the Zoom 9000S 🤣
??So much philosophy, in the wind here. .digital ? not have any future for music ... waste time with this . Today is more authentic an poor gypsy,on the street with real instrument , that all of you together, with these digital acrobatics on line .
Make your own channel and lets not complain to those who dont care ....
Even when listening to a crummy iphone capture there’s a purity of sound and a level of dynamics simply unobtainable with a digital rig. In person, Its a tone junkie’s paradise.
Tried and true sm57+deluxe.
Thats what i want to pay to see.
ruclips.net/video/KrO8P1HvrFU/видео.htmlsi=IHK6L-HhlTg8wnkR
A modeler or tube amp will not compensate for how well you can or cannot play. :)
@ a modeler or tube amp will not compensate for what you can or cannot hear.
@@derosa504 Yet so many players are fine using the tool that works best for their situation. Guthrie Trapp is an old school player so it doesn't make sense for him to use a digital modeler but if needs to use a different setup that doesn't make him less of a player.
@ from a viewers perspective, even some of the best sounding silent stage rigs end up sounding like a lifeless pre recorded track, seems like a good enough approach to entertaining an audience. Guess thats how things are these days.
@@derosa504 if you actually listen to the entire podcast you will see why tube amps just won't work in certain situations. If Steve Vai can play with a digital rig then it can't be all that bad.