HOW TO CREATE A GIG-READY QUAD CORTEX PRESET |

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Hello and welcome to my channel
In this video, I take you through the creation process of my own, gig ready quad cortex preset, which I will also post on the cortex cloud for you to download.
But sharing the thoughts and decisions while creating the preset was more important for me than just to provide you the preset.
Maybe following these steps will help you create your own awesome presets as well.
Cheers
Buri
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:45 Hi-Gain Riffage
07:20 Crunchy Boii
08:20 Fuzz me the f up / Da Beast
11:25 Lead
14:30 Comp Clean
19:05 Pushed
20:40 Octo Lead
22:36 Radio
24:40 Outro

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12 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 24

@brettlockerhead Месяц назад

Bro I've watched this video so many times because I'm saving to buy one of these things and your excitement (and tones) just have me feeling so stoked to get back into having a live rig.

@buricaliskan Месяц назад

Duude what a nice comment that was 😁👌 I can imagine how you feel, I was also sooo excited when I finally decided to get one. Let me know if I can help out when you have it! Cheers

@theinsolent2522 Месяц назад

This helped me alot!! I didn't know wherefor the Scene Mode is. Now I know and I want my Bandtones in this Mode. Thank you very much :)

@buricaliskan Месяц назад

Glad I could help, you are very welcome Cheers

@07dhiraj Месяц назад

Thx man 🎉🎉

@buricaliskan Месяц назад

You‘re very welcome 🤙😁

@mammothaudioengineering Месяц назад

Thank you for the vid, man. Question: at what point do I start to get riffs? Cause I have 0 riffs right now. Does the reverb on the QC help with that? I hear that the reverb on the Kemper from 15 years ago is better. Please advise.

@buricaliskan Месяц назад

Hmmm I think you might‘ve run out of riffs my friend. I hear that buying a new guitar helps with at least 6 consecutive riffs. And playing it through a quad cortex is obviously adding 2 more. Whereas playing it through kemper gives you 4 additional vintage style riffs. So you have to make the choice 😂😂

@Bjornsguitarspecials Месяц назад

Hellyeah! Live use is always different than studio. Thanks dude. Do you always use 1 mic position?

@buricaliskan Месяц назад

Thanks for your comment :-) In the last couple of presets I created for myself I used only 1 mic. But in the past I was also using two, which also sounds great :-D I think it's always something to mix and match and see what happens. Cheers

@matteoguitar 12 дней назад

Hey! Why did you split the eq and cab at the start?

@buricaliskan 10 дней назад

Really don‘t have an answer for that mate. I split the signals so I have more room blocks to be added into the chain. But why I split the cab section, no idea. Like that sound better for a while 😂 currently going with 2 cabs again. Cheers Buri

@matteoguitar 10 дней назад

@@buricaliskan appreciate the answer. I'll try with mine that arrives tomorrow! (u've helped me a lot with there videos, thx)

@matteoguitar 9 дней назад

May i also ask if u bought the granophyre or was it free? I really can't find much

@buricaliskan 9 дней назад

@@matteoguitar the granophyre is online on the cortex cloud. I think it‘s called granny fire from Mike Stringer

@DoublesaberVII Месяц назад

The layout looks like the way Josh De La Victoria has his in a recent video. Was that the inspiration?

@buricaliskan Месяц назад

Yes totally, the whole video idea was inspired by him. Never thought of doing the layout this way but thanks to him I know now 😁💪

@DoublesaberVII Месяц назад

@@buricaliskan Same! Never thought of setting it up like that either.

@CorpseChords Месяц назад

what are the benefits to building a preset with this layout? I typically just use 1 line and a few blocks call it a day but im looking to build a full blown preset. just new and curious what this layout allows

@buricaliskan Месяц назад

@@CorpseChords from what I read and learned, the quad cortex has 4 cores that do the work. 2 are taking care of the top two lines and the other 2 are taking care of the bottom two lines. So you are manually dividing the workload that the cores have to calculate.