Kinda cool seeing a variety of modelers being reviewed in a live environment use case. I'd personally like to see the BOSS GT-1000 get some use. Anyway keep doing cool stuff man!
@@KhaosWarrior6662 Yes…and no. I love tube amps and have largely stayed away from digital because to me it just never reacted the same with guitars/pickups and drive pedals. This unit does react just like a tube amp and it sounds great. The sound I would say is excellent but not going to replace the tube amp in the room sound because you have to remember you are hearing a “recording” of a tube amp, so different mics and mic placement. Now, before I had this I was running my tube amps into a Two Notes reactive load and Cab M using IR’s which is also basically a recorded amp sound with mics etc. I think the TMP sounds better than my actual tube amp with a reactive load and IR, plus its just a much simpler setup with way more easy access to options in all areas of the signal chain. It really does sound great and you have to play with the cabs, mic placement, eqs, volume levels as each preset is different. The stock presets are ok, but maybe not adjusted to your taste. It has to be adjusted to your rig and setup.
you should give the profile player a second chance: 1) main out to FOH, 2)secondary output to a SS power amp (duncan powerstage IMHO) and a cab, using a merged profile. that rig is freaking small and capable.
I’ve been using the line 6 helix for the last year or so for gigs. I know you didn’t love it when you tried it out, but it’s had some awesome updates since then. Definitely worth revisiting but you need to spend some time on setting up your patches 🤘😎
yes, and believe me, amps sound so real that you don't need a lot of them. You will enjoy plenty of time with just a single amp. Several weeks with TMP and I am still with Preset 1 without effects. Just that fender amp sounds absolutely amazing.
Another great video. Personally, I think it would be really fun to see a similar live test video using Another low cost modeler like the Ampero Stomp. They are sounding pretty darn good these days
Ola, I've made a quite compact Quad Cortex Rig myself. I've placed the Quad Cortex, a Mission expression pedal, and a Shure GLXD Wireless on a Temple Duo 17 pedal board, all powered by a Cioks DC7, and I use the temple side panel modules to easily access my sends for the power amp and the XLR outputs. I have this in a gator case along with all my cabling and a Seymour Duncan Powerstage 700. The whole rig weighs about 36 pounds (16.3 Kilograms), and in my opinion is the most compact I can be while having all my needs covered. I'm not 100% sure (I haven't flown for any gigs yet) but the rig may even be small to be a carry on for a flight. I would love to send you pictures I'm just not sure the best way to do so.
Awesome video! I've been using "The One" IR with my TMP for live gigs and it sounds great! Any chance you'll be uploading the patch you used for that performance?
Would like to see you try out the Tonex at another show! It does have two outputs, but you can’t choose to either have one with the ir on and the other off (yet). Maybe you could bring the Boss Ir-2😅
Nice seeing you change the gears all the time and trying something new for live. How's Jensen's rig btw?🤔 Need to know what The Haunted are using for their rigs
Just use the Tonex pedal and a delay pedal for a travel rig. Even though thats two pedals its still more compact than a quad cortex or Tonemaster Pro. It has three stomp presets and thats all you use anyways. It sounds great and there is a no shortage of amp captures.
You should check out the new version 4 Boss GT1000 amps. 3 new metal amps just released. It would be awesome too if did a video on it. Looks like Boss is ahead of Fender.
Having played extensively on both I can say the Boss is great but I'd rather have the Fender, the modelling on the Tonemaster sounds significantly better and the UI on the GT is pretty toilet
WAIT WAIT WAIT! Is that a Neon Green X type with an Evertune on the wall? What the hell man, I JUST bought an X type but NOT the Neon green because it didn't come with the Evertune! How do you know how to screw with me so perfectly evil. i love you as much as I hat you. ARRRGGGGGGG!
Pretty neat to see your experience using this floor modelers live. Curious if you've tried out the Line 6 HX Stomp in this capacity or had any thoughts about if this would meet your needs or not.
What's up with that green solar X with an evertune? You do that for funsies or are you dropping easter eggs? Also I like the concept for these types of videos because there's no way of knowing until you try. The added risk of trying something in a live situation adds variables to your planning and an interesting bit of excitement to the video. I always get super hyped by the live footage you share. I love seeing Metal music bring people together for a good time.
Ola, you oughtta try a modeller called Amperium Live. It's not the most intuitive modeller but for 500 euros it's a steal. I think it's up there with the Quad Cortex and the Helix stuff, tone wise. Just lacking options and ease of use. Try to get your hands on one!
Ola was using the effects loop to the amp but while it is working, you want to use Out 1 to FOH (with TMP mixer level Out 1 maxed out) and Out 2 to on stage amp.
Yes, there's a Rectifier model. Checkout the videos by Sonic Drive Studios. He compares the TMP Rectifier model vs a real Rectifier and 8 other modelers.
I understand you don't like line6 stuff that much, but, been using the PodGo for a while now on live settings with my band. It sounds awesome both direct to front of house and with power amp and cabinet. Since you're trying different stuff, you could also try this one out.
I find these pieces of equipment intimidating. I'm a mid 40s guy who grew up going straight into an amp and playing chuggy metal. Nowadays it seems you have to become a computer programmer / engineer just to set up your sound.
@@Paul-D that's true. I recently stayed in a hotel abroad and tried using their coffee machine. It took me a good 10 minutes to figure out all the buttons etc when all I wanted was a black coffee. I appreciate technology but I'm a simple man.
I spent decades with real amps. Its a shame that tubes are triple the price with sanctions stopping us from getting the good stuff. Last year, I tried a Fractal 2XL thru a SS power amp/412 cab and couldn't believe how good it was. Spent a few hours learning and built the perfect patch that destroys tube amps in an A/B test. Punishing rhythms. Amps seem truly limiting to me now, and im glad I switched.
It seems with the new firmware, a new "External Cab" was added. I was wondering if it is exactly what we need when sending to a power cab. Could you try it adding to the cabinet output line?
Im considering buying the FTP, and wondered if someone in here can assist with a question. I currently use a 100w 5150 iii head, 4x12 cab and a pedal board. Could i use the FTP with my current head just as a power amp ? If so how is this done, whats the cabling involved etc etc, what goes where. Thanks in advance. Great video
