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I want to put Nazgul-Sentiel in it

Thanks for the tip.ill try it

Can you Edit preamp, power amp and cab separately?

That was an important song for me as well! It had a part in me picking up the guitar too.

I bought the Mooer Brown Sound and the thing is unbelievable

I didnt notice a pitch change

HX one or ampero mini?

What’s the bass tab for this ❤

Love your videos man! Yep those pinch harmonics have never gotten old for me even after playing guitar for over 36 years now and I’m 50 lol. Sort of like a sweeping arpeggio, it just never gets old for me and I don’t care who knows it lol. Keep it metal my friends. 🤘🏼

Soooo……basically a reverse capo. Correct me if I’m wrong.

I have one on my bass pedalboard. Gives a very nice sub bass sound

Does this thing have a built in tuner?

I’ve had it and don’t like it’s really old tech and sounds horrible. Just horrible l.

It's like modern day Squiers. I have a nice strat with a Fender logo on the headstock from the early 2010s. I have a new Squier from Indonesia. I can tell that the frets are rougher on the Squier, but my audience can't. I had a Squier Classic Vibes Telecaster Thinline that blew them both away, and still kick myself for trading it in for an Epiphone Les Paul.

Real drums would have made it much better

This video is a year old but I'm gonna give it a shot because I need to know and no one is talking about this. So the Evertune stays in tune by basically giving the string a big headroom for error to keep the gitar in the same pitch, hence why you can't bend without proper setup, let's visualise it like this: |-----E-----| You can now not bend the string out of E so long as it stays within that visualised headroom. What you did here and what all people do to bend on an Evertune is to do this essentially, using the same visual: |----------E| Now it's much easier to bend the string as it's on the edge of the headroom making the note bendable. Now that we have established what is physically going on, I have two questions about this. 1. Since the Evertune literally functions based on keeping the note safely in the middle of this visualised headroom, does this just turn it into a regular bridge if you do this setup? I mean yes the guitar has a LOT of headroom to not go flat now of course, but what about going sharp? Since it's on the cusp of being out of the pitch headroom, doesn't it have essentially the same physical probability of going sharp as any other bridge with this particular setup? Basically even with this bendable setup, does it still stay in tune "forever" like a non bendable Evertune setup, or is it a tad bit less stable tuning wise like this? OR do people set it up for bending each time for playing then slack the string afterwards when putting the guitar down so as to keep it in the centre of said headroom so it stays in tune longer? Hope that makes sense. 2. This is a weird one to describe but let me try, a regular bridge is bendable immediately, so much so that pressing the fretboard too hard makes some guitars go out of tune, hell even picking too hard will make some go sharp or flat for that one note. So my question is, an Evertune is not immediately bendable like that, you're just setting it up to be JUST about bendable but there's no way to set up the bridge to be absolutely perfectly bendable with the same micro milimeter amounts as a regular bridge. What I mean here is that a regular bridge bends out of pitch with a miiiicro amount that we don't even hear at the tiniest bend, an Evertune however is designed to counter act this very thing from physically happening so it has to firt be pushed out og that headroom, no matter how microscopic that amount of force is, and can THEN be bent like a regular bridge, meaning there's a tiiiiny difference. Who cares I know, but guitar is an instrument and therefore involves a lot of muscle memory, so the tiniest micro difference makes a... well... difference, so do you find that bending by muscle memory makes you go just a hair sharp or flat with this bridge set up this way or is it absolutely the same and the brain doesn't even notice? Excuse the novel sized text but I felt detail was necessary to get my questions across clearly without misunderstandings etc. Either way, have a like and a comment for the algorithm! 🤘😎👍

bruh

This is the most underrated, slept on band I’ve ever heard. They crush. This is an insane live show - wish I was there. Pretty sure Sepultura played their earlier album in ~2004 before they came on, been looking for them ever since.

I own one. Worth every penny. Wish I had this 20 years ago.

Wow what are the two sonic cake pedals?

Thanks for the video! I knowkkm 2 yeats late but i wonder if a tube screamer before this pedal would make it sound sweet too.

Definitely #5! Has that nice tight crunch but still has that big bottom end, like a Petrucci sound.

No, you shouldn't buy one of these. Mine won't stay connected. It's been a total waste of money.

I love Pro-Pain 🤘🏿

So for one who uses multiple tunings, it is still better to use different guitars rather tha rely upon this pedal? Thank you.

I looked at this pedal, it said it was only for 220 volts aka European electricity standard not USA 110. I also discovered it is kinda a clone of the Carving Mach 100. The Seymour Duncan power stage pedal seem overpriced to me. I ended up getting the EHX magnum 44. It is the power for my Boss IR-2 into a 1x12 cab. It makes a simple setup for me. I really hoped Boss would make a power amp pedal.

Hi Mad, how are you? :D I haven't written to you for a long time. I heard you left the group, is it temporary or permanent? And if you remember, I wrote to you about Yuri Klinskikh, our legendary russian musician, who took a couple of riffs from songs by Pro Pain and added them to his songs in his last posthumous album (he died a few months before its release). This album became one of the most iconic on the Russian rock/metal scene and Gary played a a little role in his latest album. And in general almost the entire album consists of borrowings from other songs of American rap and metal scene groups. So, did you tell Gary about this? If so, what does he think about it? I would like to convey to tens of thousands of fans of this musician Gary's words about his

Costs 34 bucks to ship to the US. Just FYI.