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Ryan "Fluff" Bruce's Pedalboard | What's on Your Pedalboard?
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- Опубликовано: 31 дек 2021
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Though technically not a pedalboard, RUclips guitar guru and Dragged Under rhythm guitarist Ryan “Fluff” Bruce entrusts the Line 6 Helix Control for all of his pedal duties. Sweetwater‘s Don Carr was lucky enough to sit with Fluff for a deeper look at the Control and how it seamlessly interfaces with the Line 6 Helix Rack for pro-quality performance with user-focused features under the hood.
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Thanks for having me, Don!
What are you using to get the am radio/broken speaker sound?
Fluff! Thanks for being here, it was fun and informative; what's not to love? Come back, we'll do more stuff!
DC
@@JHSmithmusic If I had to take a guess probably one of the EQs in the chain. You can easily get that kind of sound but putting a high pass filter around 400 Hz and a low pass filter around 4,000 Hz. Season to taste and you should be close.
@@UltraSaturday where would you place it in your chain?
@@JHSmithmusic Personally I'd place it post amp but tinker around and you might find a sound you like either way.
I have the helix LT, and Fluff is spot on. It really doesn't get any easier than this. Easy setup, easy teardown, near limitless tone possibilities. Easily the best investment I've made.
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this is the first video that genuinely made me interested in the Helix.
I bought my Helix rack and Helix control from Sweetwater and now my Mark V stays in my room and use it just to record some demos but not longer to gig with , the ease of use and portability of the Line6 Helix and the quality of sound are really great .
This is a great video, I love my Helix! (which I got at Sweetwater - thanks Simon!) As Fluff notes I love amps, volume etc... but it's so easy to just plug in and go while knowing you are going to get the exact sound you expect.
Thank you for Sweetwater keep loving the videos
Made the switch to a Helix about 3 months ago. Fluff's videos helped me make the move. No regrets about it, and don't have plans for a new amp!
Man, love those chats! Great one with Fluff!
Great episode with Fluff!
This is pretty much the future. I still love my tube amps but I gig with an HX Stomp. The Pod Go is even cheaper.
Had a helix floor for 2 years now. Runs into my monitors and PA easily and still impresses me.
I'm a Mesa Boogie Lonestar Classic Player. I've used the Helix only for effects and routing. After an update we've got the "REEL" which included saturation. Now I can use my Helix with amp sims as well and it works fine...
Fluff has become one of my favorite content creators
Yes! Ha. Love Line 6 Helix stuff! (And i was a FULL skeptic til I bought one)
As someone who’s recently switched from an analog amp to the HX Stomp & Power Amp for live settings, you really hit a point in realizing that no one live can tell the difference or would even care.
I can PERSONALLY tell the difference between a real analog head and a modeler but in a live setting where I’m having to get on and off the stage as fast as possible, it’s makes the most sense to switch to something like the stomp & a power amp.
I’ve had some bad interactions with Fluff in the past resulting in me stopping being a fan of his but what he says here for gigging musicians is spot on.
Using a power amp into a real cab really makes modellers work well. I personally can't use IRS into frfrs.
Love the Helix, love Fluff. 'nuff said :-)
Been using helix for a couple years. They’re the absolute shit for gigging/tour.
I’ve spilled SO MANY THINGS on my pedalboard throughout the course of two decades of gigging and I’ve literally never had a pedal or cable malfunction as a result.
Who knew a younger, American James May works at Sweetwater.
love Fluff
Stomp XL with a couple Strymon’s in the loop. It’s too easy and sounds great. Love my analog gear, but this is easiest way to gig.
Yeahhhhhh!!! Fluff is funny, real, and a genuine fun personality no one can emulate.
I didnt quite understand what Fluff meant by a tube amp gets all saggy and fuzzy when plugged into 110V. Isnt 110V @60Hz the normal power outlet rating in the US?
pleaseeeeee do one with Aaron marshall from intervals or Tosin Abasi,would be very interesting
Fluff has been playing that dropped riff a lot lately. It’s sick.
Via wich speaker do we hear him play ?
Is that a custom tweed case? looks cool.
Gator makes them
How did he name his snapshots?
Is Fluff's guitar here in Drop-D? It seems like bands are heading back closer to Standard Tuning nowadays - perhaps the very-low-tuned guitars are becoming less popular?
He mainly plays in Drop D and C# and only plays lower tunings on baritones nowadays.
Ummmmm anyway we could get the preset???? 😬 That is a slice of chuga heaven!
Something needs to be developed to keep gear safe..kinda like a heavy duty plastic sack? Great vid guys!
Put Saran Wrap on your pedalboard. I saw that in a rig rundown with Neal Schon. You can still use all of the pedals with ease and they won’t get damaged by any kind of liquid that falls on them.
Oh Man , Fluff is a cool musician. And now i know, what i want. This Luke-guitar is very awesome! Thanks guys - saustark!
What's the name of your band??
I would like to see a live performance on youtube
Dragged Under. Just played Download in the UK
He's got a great channel!!!!
Sooner or later... we will all get there...
Fluffs a real nice dude, funny as well. He knows his gear
don't matter what he plays threw... all sounds like Fluff💤
Why don’t you just skate away sk8r boi
That clean tone is dirtier than my car!
Fluffer !
Feels like this video could have been about 90 seconds tops...
Lol
As great as those features are, I will never not use tube amps live.
Cool
Music man really needs to fatten up their necks, give us a 1-11/16 with nice C shape
But man yes yes yes on the Helix Rack
The entire premise of musicman is to give slim necks but I think the jp line has the biggest necks
Wow. Honestly real amps and pedals seem like a crap value proposition compared to the Helix and other sim pedal systems of that class like the Quad Cortex, Ax, Fractal, et al.
He should use quad cortex. Smaller. Lighter. And better sound
And wait and wait and wait and wait and wait for any updates.. the Helix sounds great.
@@TVoltG I’ve had both. Helix is ok. Interface is crap and has issues keeping up cpu wise loading certain things. Quad cortex is just another level completely. It has the feel there too. At this point the helix is 6 years old. They will release helix 2 soon I think. We live in a great time for guitar gear and modelling especially.
Helix sounds good to those who have never tried the real things. Pretty sure fluff has better options but line 6 can afford to pay people to use their gear over the superior options and that a valid reason cos we all need to make ends meet.
@@0megalul309 I think it’s just a weight factor. I have 2 100 watt Marshalls and 4x12 cabs etc. but I would just take my neural dsp quad cortex with captures etc if I went on tour. I’m 40 years old and love the old amps but I don’t like carrying them anymore and the technology now is so good
@@0megalul309 As he said in the video, the Helix is extremely compact and makes for a great touring option.
Helix is a great excuse to sound good and still be really lazy.
Why do a "whats on your pedalboard" video with a guy who doesn't HAVE ONE ??? What a waste of time
I don’t get it, the most boring board ever