How to level up your amp modeler, feat. the Line 6 Helix and Two Notes Captor X
In this video we discuss and demonstrate how IR cabs can completely change the character of amp models in digital modeling devices.
In this video we discuss and demonstrate how IR cabs can completely change the character of amp models in digital modeling devices.
In this series of videos, we take a in depth look at the three new effects pedals from Universal Audio.
SLO patches – guitar patches featuring the Soldano SLO 100 Amp model
Texas Star patches – guitar patches featuring the Dr. Z Route 66 Amp model
Texas Star patches – guitar patches featuring the Mesa Boogie Lonestar Amp model
Urban Twin patches – guitar patches inspired by Keith Urban
In ear monitoring does not have to be expensive, and in this video & post, we’ll go through all the gear you need to set it up for under $110
I’m often asked what effects I like to use on acoustic guitar. In this video I talk about the specific effects and pedals I like on acoustic. Click through for more details.
In the Helix FAQ series I answer some commonly asked questions about the Line 6 Helix. I use IR Cabs in pretty much all my patches, and typically I’ll run two IR cabs per patch (basically like taking one amp and running it to two cabs). I detail which cabs I use in this post.
I get asked often how I run the Helix live and in the studio, and how I like to hook it up when I create new patches. My setup is about as simple as it gets, but there are a few things to consider when setting up patches.
The Shelton GalaxyFlite Super III might be the coolest Jazzmaster style guitar I’ve ever played. Tons of versatility and tonal options, and second to none build quality.
In all my patches, I like to map 4 effects to a single footswitch and call it ‘Swells’. From there, simply hit the button, use the volume pedal to create swells and listen to the beautiful ambience.