Let me add a massive WOOOOOOW and follow it up with a HOLY SHEEEEEET!!!! ✨🤘✨👏 You sir, have won the internet with this video!! I bought this pedal a week ago and have been struggling to learn how to maneuver around the different settings. Thank God for your videos!! This is amazing and I can't sing for s*** but I'm inspired to go and buy a MIC and annoy my neighbors now!! 🤣🤣🤣😜😜
I second this comment. You really do a great job of explaining these pedals. I need to stop watching your videos though - I just bought this pedal and the Digitech Trio+ today, mostly based on what I found you could do with them from your videos. You're costing me a crap ton of money man, ha ha!!! Keep up the great videos :)
I am enjoying all your videos on the MG300. It is really helping me understand all I can do with it. As I also play harmonica, can I plug the green bullet mic straight into the MG300 or does it need the impedance transformer? I am keen to try out some effects for the harp.
Hi, great video! Can you explain why do we need an impedance transformer, please ? Is there a difference between passive guitar pickups and passive microphone ?
Thanks. There are plenty of videos out there that can expand greatly on the usage of an impedance transformer. But you do need one in this case as well.
This video got me really excited as my NUX MG-300 was in the mail last week. I had not considered this use case and it's such a cool idea (I'm even thinking about how this could work into a Tascam 424 cassette multitrack!). Thanks for the tutorial! Meanwhile - I've now received the unit and out of the box it's not sounding great in headphones to me. Anyone have tips on how to get better sound in headphones? I've seen a lot of chatter re: impedance etc. For me there is a lot of weird noise and distortion and levels are really low. Planning to do some troubleshooting this weekend, but curious if others have had this issue and were able to resolve it.
Glad you enjoyed the video. That's the beauty of using pedals like this. Don't let them box you in creatively! I haven't experienced any headphone issues and I've used at least 3-4 of these units when testing them. what is the impedance of the headphones you're using?
@@ThePedalGuy I'm using AKG K275s. Impedance is listed as 42 Ohm. It very well could be my guitar cable, an output jack issue or a pot issue with my guitar. Going to be doing some troubleshooting over the weekend. I think for me a thing to know about these types of pedals is that you need to get into the editor to make them really shine.
I get the concept but why is there such a difference in tonal sound quality between these two mic's? Try putting that big fancy mic thru the pedal and see if it is the quality of the mic's or the quality of the pedal. Please let me know what you discover. Thanks for the Demo.
HI Sean. Thanks for the question. The difference is that the dynamic mic is more for live vocals than the condenser. It will sound thinner than a condenser plain and simple. It's a good suggestion and I would very much like to give the condenser mic a shot. Just didn't have time to hook it into the MG-300. Should be able to get to that at some point though. So far the response has been decent for this video. Sound off if you want to hear it with a condenser!
@@ThePedalGuy I suppose that you have the condenser mic hooked up to a mixer, for it's phantom power, I wonder if you could take the line Level out of the mixer to your impedance matching transformer and send it to your pedal? Thanks for your previous response.
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Great stuff! Can you point me to the specific impedance transformer you use? I guess it should have preferably an XLR male input with a Hi-Z output? Or did you have a preamp in between?
Sorry but I would have loved if you have started from the beginning! I have a mic, nux and my laptop. So the Nux is connected via USB to the laptop of course. And my mic is connected via USB through a second port on the laptop. How do I get the mic sound processed out through the nux?
Just listen to what I said in the Mic Type section of the video. If you're using a dynamic mic, you use an impedance transformer and plug it into the back of the MG-300. That's it. There's no USB trickery past that.
I just ordered one and I'm more of a bassist (starting to get into guitar so that's why I ordered it) but, how does it work for bass guitar? Is it usable as that? If not can I bypass everything and just use as an audio interface?
Hi. It doesn’t currently include bass amps or bass specific fx but I assume that’s planned in a future update. And yes you can just use it as an audio io if you’d like.
Hello, thanks for the video, I have a PA system called Fender Passport 150 pro, and it has an stereo out, can I use the Nux mg 300 as an interface? Greetings from México!
