@@giacomocastellano-official 0:56 I really liked this clean sound and the guitar. What guitar was it ? What pickup did you have selected? Edit: I liked all of your demo with that black guitar!!
@@giacomocastellano-official I watched Ola Englunds video on this and based on your demo with the black guitar you’ve answered my questions I suppose in that having 2 pedals going in to each other is ideal. Given the price point? That’s an affordable solution
We've already started shipping them though mid-May was the stated ship date at the beginning so I hope you had ordered early as you are right, they're going fast.
Pretty insane that much power is all in a nano pedal now. So it looks like it’s all over for guitar amplifiers 🤦🏻♂️ 🤷🏻♂️ Eek 😬 I guess in the near future they will just exist in some museum for tone capturing / modelling purposes with just a few boutique builders left working on new designs. Fender, Marshall et al must be crapping their pants
Yes! You can see the tones that are pre-loaded here www.ikmultimedia.com/products/tonexone/#specs and note that TONEX ONE includes TONEX SE with more Tone Models as well as unlocking unlimited User Tone Model downloads on ToneNET where there are over 27,000 User Tone Models.
ma quando si modifica un preset sul pedale ad esempio per cambiare gain o la sezione eq c'è un modo per sapere qual è il valore impostato sul preset, cioè se i colori indicano qual è la posizione salvata del parametriche su cui si sta agendo. perché se il pedale non lo indica bisogna andare a caso a orecchio ma non proprio ottimale. Grazie.
Young engineers graced with 21st-century technology, and all they can build is more gear for metal heads. Save some money and buy a chalkboard to scratch your fingernails on. It will sound just as riveting.
Hi, if you take a look at TONE.net, there are tones for EVERY genre and even bass as well. We have over 27,000 and growing Tone Models available in TONEX.
I think you'd be surprised at how hard it is to build hard rock / metal tones, and how much variety there is to them. If that wasn't the case, we'd just buy one amp or pedal from 40 years ago and call it good. It tends to be easier to make a clean tone with varying degrees of reverb. I expected the aggressive tones on this to be compromised, yet the demo shows a variety of killer detailed tones. Thanks IK, I'm impressed so far.
