GUITAR TRENDS ON THE RISE!
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Sorry, but to be precise: Helix Native as plugin works as good as the hardware Helix and is on the market for many many years. So argument about QC pushing the envelope is just being fanboy.
Merging of amp sims world and hardware units is something I wait for so much. This is nothing new because Line 6 have already done it with Helix (hardware and the native app) but feel like it's slightly outdated now. I wish we had a modern unit which can do it. Ik Multimedia Tonex also can do it but unfortunately it does not include effect, it's just an amp. I wish the version of Quad Cortex plugin existed as well as hardware unit so you can create a guitar tone in a context of a mix and import it into a device later.
Agree with everything!!! The only “trend” I would put alongside riff-centric music is the single-pickup (bridge) guitar. ESP, Schecter, Epiphone and many more brands that incorporate some really interesting workhorses into their lineups
wes b.. best riffs…in the 90s n early 2000's(even today) .. dont challeng that, youll lose. the entire band.. madness! respect where repect is due. pay it. no change. wes is defs goat status.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't Line6 Helix the first one who did what you're claiming the Quad Cortex does? Cheers m/
i believe an EQ before or after an amp is key .
love the wall
For real though. Sleep token has had me in a vice grip for the past years. People who say they are boring or compare them to bad pop bands don't make sense to me. I love the variety and the soft vibey stuff is a nice change from the heavier stuff i listen to like vildjharta, Whitechapel, veil of maya etc. yet again i grew up loving everything from pop to old school rap.
when i write, i just keep it simple, heavy. Playing technical is mehhhhhhhhhhh
Yeah i was just saying how cool it would be if we could have a floor unit that lets us upload and use any vst plugin from any brand. Basically like a laptop on the floor.
Jackson is the last thing I'd buy for entry level anything. Their lower end hardware and qc is absolutely trash. Jackson is actually taking high end specs off their mid range guitars and unless you get a usa custom Jackson you're pretty much gonna have to upgrade some electronics or hardware. Which is a ridiculous notion to spend 12 to 1800 dollars on a guitar and not having quality hardware. Fck Jackson. They look cool but it ends their
Line6 was WAY ahead of neuralDSP in combining desktop and hardware worlds with Helix Native. Neural only just now put it behind a limited purchased DLC content paywall that they promised years ago.
I fucking hate going to a show and there's zero stage volume, makes for a shit experience for those at the very front.
Regarding plugin tones on modellers, didn't Line6 do this with the Helix and Helix Native ages ago?!!
7:53 This point exactly, competition breeds excellence. I really feel like the QC pushed the envelope in it's field of usage and I really hope competitors were taking notes. I'm hoping whatever Fractal Audio puts out next for the Axe Fx lineup has some desperately needed features that the QC has. I feel like the FM3 was close but it lacked in the user experience department, it severely needed a touch screen ????. It's still going to be hard for QC to be overthrown now that plugin compatibility is out, and considering the quality of Neural plugins compared to others, it seems like it's going to be like that for awhile.
Riff heavy music began with the grunge "era" in my opinion. Soundgarden and Pantera had the flash leads but the drive was the heavy riff played through the song.
Having said that, the rebirth was certainly in the era of Lincoln Park and Limp Bizcuit. I am stoked that it is coming back around again too!
No cabs on stage really sucks when you are close to the front. If you aren’t back where the pa is putting in work, you can’t hear the guitars.
Sleep token sucks also spirit box is ok but gets boring quickly
Can we just get the silver burst Cerberus in the background for all videos? I need that eye candy
I thought that the Fender player, and player plus was made in Mexico?
Dude, I love your content. Hands down you are one of the best guitar YouTubers. I like how your videos are not over produced and you sound you are like are just chilling talking to your audience.
It’s almost like trends come and go. The 90’s was all 7 strings than slowed down. But they came back with death core getting heavier and heavier along with 8 strings. Now in the mid 2020’s baritones.
I wonder if tattoos are the same. Styles come and go… ???? great turtle neck ????
Limp Bizkit is balls and Borland knows 2 chords.
Not to take anything away from what you're saying but the helix has had the helix native plugin for a while now. It's a much better value proposition in a lot of ways because you get 1:1 compatibility and frequent updates for no extra money, where with the neural plugins, they're pretty expensive individually and if you're mixing plugins it would be harder to port your stuff between the hardware unit and computer IMO. But I do think helix is showing it's age in sound quality and such, while the quad cortex is just starting to come into it's own.
Another trend happening is guitar synthesis. Roland finally has legitimate competition with Fishman of the hex pickups.
Wes Borland is pure creative genius