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Thank you very much. Glad it was helpful. If you have any questions or suggestions let me know. Have fun and rock =D

You are welcome! Since you are here; how do I use Amplitube 5 and youtube simultaneously? I like UA-cam to play along with

I just launch the standalone and play along to youtube backing tracks often. I assume you have a audio interface and all?

@@dewil7313 I do

Thank you glad you liked it. I play a lot with headphones on and I really like it better that way. A pair of beyerdynamic DT 770 pro sounds really good. A pair of bigger monitors would sound a bit better than the pair of 3.5 presonus ones I have if Id want more realistic, but I really can't complain about the sound I get from those either. It is ofc a different thing than blasting my amp trough a speaker but I would not want to do that anyways, too loud =D

@ I’m going to look at your other videos ,and subscribe,,,another question are u using single coil or humbuckers? Any preferences?

Thank you, glad if they are of assistance. I mainly use humbuckers, but I do have modified them so I can split the coils and get less output and more of a single coil sound. the modification really gives me a variety of tones from one guitar. I am going to make a video about how the modifications sound when I get around to it, I'll post the link to the video here also when I do.

Thanks =D It was a fun build.

Thanks. I did mod it a bit so and I corrected a mistake so it sounds as it should and also really wild with the simple mod. I have not built the 22/7 pedal so I can't say about the volume, if there's no drop I'm usually just fine. I always check the cables I use first if I have trouble. That said I did check a few demos and it does not seem to get that loud. Same time tomorrow =D

@@dewil7313 Great idea, Going to find demos now

@@dewil7313 Damn, That's what it sounds like exactly. I thought the "warble".sound (I didn't mention) that is obvious in the pedal demo by Dave C was coming from something I did. Needless to say, I'll be pulling the IC, and de-soldering the pots and caps and will be tossing the board and resistors tomorrow. haha... The Muff #49 though is pretty awesome. I'll be boxing that one

I have to retract my statement about the 22/7 circuit. I went to de-solder for parts and saw that I had the 3.3nf soldered in incorrect. It's actually a very good sounding muff. Not a loud one, but a nice sounding. The 3 toggle settings are pleasing as well, especially the normal and scoop. So for anyone reading, if you want to build this muff, I say go for it!

I suppose the Behringer mixer works as an audio interface, if so I think you should have enough stuff. As long as you can make the connections required by the software you are good to go. Like said here the re-amp box ain't necessary but does make things much easier. There's also free software that can do captures in case you don't have the Tonex version needed for capturing. Try it out and have fun and do avoid feedback loops =D

Thanks =D

Thanks, it was fun. Sure I used a 2.2k one and yes the reverse log is 10 k also, I did not however notice a huge difference in the reverse or a few values. the sweep range to get the effect is still very small. I also did add a little switch to it and you could do a footswitch in a bigger enclosure.

@ planning to incorporate it into a fuzz I’ll be building. Big thanks to your video. I’ll be doing my online shopping later hahaha. Cheers buddy

Glad you liked it. Ye I was also thinking about adding this to a pedal and doing the footswitch thing. Have fun with the build, hope it turns out great =D

Yeah I quite like it, not using it that often tho but you can make some funky sounds with it =D

@@dewil7313 It will be a great tool for the effects arsenal I think.

@@dewil7313 Seeing your test box has me wanting to upgrade. I have a flat station with alligator clips, but I'm digging those in line hook ups you have. I'm thinking of keeping the clips and having these along the side for ease of hook up on smaller boards.

I've been meaning to upgrade to a one with a sound generator and a probe. But I can't remember the last time the problem was not a component in the wrong place or a missing one and for those I don't need to probe around.

A nice simple build that sounds good. I have not tried the doom blooms, I could check the parts for that.

@@dewil7313 The small version is a bit odd, but different is good sometimes. Gotta dial it in just right.

0,3 and 0.7mm. Really cheap and easy. thinner one when I need links under a socket.

@@dewil7313 Thanks, I took out my bit for drilling boards and figured it was a 0.8 or smaller. I've been using hook up wire and stripping it on both ends.This will save a lot of time and looks great. Just finished my little Acid fuzz, Havent hooked it up yet. I'm a little under the weather but hopefully tomorrow I can annoy the neighbors haha

Oh yeah I know. I do always say don't order parts from ebay, amazon etc. So much crappy stuff that only gives you headaches when you try to look what's wrong. Good luck on your next build, sometimes it's needed usually not =D

@@dewil7313 So true...I'm fixing to prep the vero for a Frost Giant little Acid Fuzz. This is another I wish I had the knowledge to mod. The schematic doesn't have the switch and the bias knob that's on on the V2. Only thing I can do is ditch the tone trim pot and add it external. Thirsty for knowledge as always. Honestly, I believe videos geared toward modding existing layouts could attract attention? They are rare and there's only so much in books especially when I'm mostly a visual learner. I got notifications on for you. I look forward to what ever offerings you may have in the future. Thanks!

Yeah, I'll be checking soon again if I have components to stream something.

@@dewil7313 Just built the little acid fuzz, its a nice brutal fuzz. I opened another fuzz I built a couple years back when I was starting out to compare. Its a build your own kit type, and it looked pretty much identical. Same ICs, same electrolytics. I didn't look too much into the specifics of the rest, but the parts count looked to be exact or near exact, even the single ceramic disc capacitor. Only difference is the byo was a 3 knobber. It lets me know we all stand on the shoulders of giants. I get frustrated trying to bring something new to the table and that helps me relax and enjoy just building and having fun.

Thanks, really glad if they help. Oh yeah I've done a few Muffs, I got this modded muff I need to make a video about. I just usually check out some simple mods I can do when I build something, that way it's a bit more than the stock and it's fun =D

@@dewil7313 I would love to see that. I soak up everything muff related. One of my favorites is the Enuff Muff. Only thing is I haven't advanced far enough to mod it and to make it to where it has only one foot switch to power the boost and muff together and get rid of the on/off power switch like the old muffs had.

I suggest you get a DAW. you can get one for free and in this video I use the reaper evaluation copy. ua-cam.com/video/aDNmxiijHhc/v-deo.htmlsi=m_yUQ_z3XrP4-Iep If you don't know about that stuff I think that should help. I do need to make pt.2 where I explain VST's and midi a bit better. In short you load that up into your audio track as an effect in your DAW. Let me know if this answered your question ;)

That sound like a good combo. I had a zoom G3xn multifx and modeler and I really liked that thing, all the crazy sounds on that device too =D

Np, glad you liked it. I just found this a month ago myself. With a good working expression pedal it would be even more fun. Really does sound great and does not lack much in comparison.

Thank you very much =D

Damn, you got two broken fuses? All jokes aside, how was it? How old is yours and daaamn why is it so broken?

@dewil7313 it's had a hard life mate. Dropped it off its shelf, it bounced a few times. Things crackles and hums where they shouldn't do. I brought the firsts one to be sold in the UK. Been meaning to get it fixed by time x money. You know how it is.

Oh damn, sorry to hear that. I hope you can get it fixed at a reasonable price when/if you get to it, I know how it is. I've been interested to try out some of those small cheap behringer synths, but I'll get by with free vst ones tho.

@@dewil7313 tbh mate, it'll be cheaper to buy a new boog, than to get my one fixed, and with the discounts on offer at the moment,,,,, its really tempting.

Yeah, unfortunately that is certainly the case.

Thanks, really glad you like it. I'll look into that one and I'll see if I have the parts. If I do make it I might stream it so you can see the whole process if you want. I have a whole tutorial on how to make pedals on veroboard, check em out if you like ua-cam.com/video/ZclNSjcOp3s/v-deo.htmlsi=4jZG1CPcmGxnPP8D

@dewil7313 hey man thanks my dude also you can use 16v capacitors for the 12v 24 uf electro capacitors if you cant find em don't trust the uf i put lol as i cant remember the uf amount rn ill correct this later in a separate comment thats a parts list as ik a couple of the necessary components I just dont know what to do with em if that makes sense

I did find this so I'll check my parts dirtboxlayouts.blogspot.com/2019/06/maestro-fz-1-fuzz-tone.html

Oh ye this is those old ones that have obsolete parts in them. I do have some PNP transistors but I am not sure if they have the right amount of hFE. I generally stay away from those circuits since the parts are hard to find, there's better options and you don't have to do any weird options for powering them up since they are not the regular +9v. I'll still check my transistors and see if they would suite this one, I do doubt it tho.

Uh im just curious i commented previously like other websites and stuff and their gone on my end idk if its just me or are they not their for you anyways i just wanna know is it possible to substitute parts with similar cheaper parts

Ye I Forgot the greatest instructional video in the world, I had to make a tribute tho. I think someone asked this in another video. "Reamp devices convert a balanced line-level signal to a high impedance instrument-level output" that's what you need it for. I have not tested it myself but the consensus seems to be that it just does not sound right. I did see this tho and you could try if you have boss pedals ua-cam.com/video/-xHxmveCUEQ/v-deo.htmlsi=EYBOskUpw2ngbpXs He might have tried that. To my knowledge you can also do the thing with a cheap DI box ua-cam.com/video/m8tK9GCae-c/v-deo.htmlsi=NI1rKGu_G8-46j56 That video might be helpful if you wanna see how to do that.

Thank you very much, I'm glad if it was helpful. If you have any questions or something you'd like to know just make a comment and I'll see if I can help.

Hey I just checked and it looks like I've added C:\Progrma Files\Common Files\VST3 directory to studio ones location list. That is where I see the Tonocracy VST3 file. I'd try that out, hope it helps.

@@dewil7313 Thank you very much! That did it! ❤

Awesome, glad I could help =D Have fun n rock on!

I have a custom one I made myself based on an Arduino Leonardo. I found a code I modified a little on the internet and then made the case and wired everything up. Unfortunately the market is kinda lacking in midi controllers in my opinion. If I had the money I'd be interested to try out one of the shop.morningstar.io/ @MorningstarEngineering

Oh ye they have free versions of the plugins. But that one is also a free update for owners of HY-MPS/HY-MPS2 like it says on the site and has more features than the free one, I just checked it out.

Yes. In this video I have a microphone on the speaker and the mic is hooked up to my audio interface. I then take that signal into amplitube and disable the amplifier and the cabinet and use the amplitubes FX. there are other ways to do this and some amps have outputs you could take directly to your audio interface. You can also look up the TONEX software that basically has the sound of any amp you'd ever want available =D Have fun.

@dewil7313 That's awesome! I'm gonna try this and see how it works out. Thank you for the info.

Cool. If anything comes up just ask and I'll try and help. Just mic up your amp's speaker and then choose that input in amplitube or in your DAW if you use it there.

@dewil7313 Thank you! I'm definitely gonna try this. I'm very new to this world of daws and digital audio recording,so new that I got everything downloaded, up and running last night. I tried out the amplitude 5 software this morning, and it does sound great! Especially the soldano amp sims, but I am getting a lot of buzz and hum coming out. I added a noise gate and that definitely cut out 90% of it but there's still some coming through and if I can't find a way to completely eliminate the rattle and hum, then I'm gonna try this out and see how it sounds. Probably will, anyway, just because I'm curious. Thank you so very much for your help! I have the same microphone, the audio tech technica at2020. It's a great microphone!

That sounds great and yes amplitube does sound great =D I always check my cables first if I suspect some additional hum or something. High gain amps ofc will have buzz that the noise gate does fix. Single coils ofc hum and the first thing to do is not to clip your input signal, you don't really need to turn it up at all on your interface. The AT2020 is great. There are some more videos about amplitube and recording and such on my channel. Really glad if they are helpfull. Thank you, have fun =D

Thank you! I do think they made it better and that is always nice. Glad you liked it. Have fun =D

Yeah I just go straight to my pedals and then to a interface input here. You can do that but you'd need to run two instances of amplitube (or a channel with desired effects for comp and bppst). I would run the channel with just the amplitubes compressor and booster engaged to my hardware pedals and then back to my interface from those to another channel with another ampitube with the amp cab and other stuff. One thing to pay attention to is to not create a feedback loop. But yeah that is totally doable with some routing. You ofc need an interface with multiple outputs and inputs. I hope that answers your question. I might make a video of this and do some weird stuff just for fun. I'll add a link here if I do ;) Thanks.

@@dewil7313 yeah, thanks for the reply. ;) I've got an interface with Inserts I/O too, so im gonna try out some scenarios, when i can. I'll return here, if I come up with anything other than what you suggested..as it is the route I was thinking about too. Cheers ;)

Np. Let me know how it works out and have fun =D You were right on point with that signal chain.

Thank you, glad if it's useful in any way. The controller is custom, I made it with arduino and coded a bit using something I found on the internet. The buttons for REC, play and stop send a momentary information they are non latching buttons like this www.taydaelectronics.com/electromechanical/switches-key-pad/push-button/push-button-switch-momentary-spst-3a-250vac-white.html I just press it once and works no need to keep pressed. Then the metal buttons are your basic latching 3PDT switches like this www.taydaelectronics.com/3pdt-stomp-foot-pedal-switch.html I use for pedals as well I think you can mess around with the settings in amplitube and on ableton, but I have not done that in a while. What controller are you using?

Thanks, slowly getting them together. Good luck with the build, sometimes you need a little =D Share your work here if you want.

@@dewil7313 when I get it done I will send you a few pictures of it, although it might take a few more months I still have to join the neck and body and route all the cavity's out and buy the hardware

Nice. It took me a year n half to finish that first one. I do think it's good to take your time and triple check every measurement and just make sure your doing it right. I make still make mistakes even if I do =D Yeah just waiting for a few parts for that custom tele thing and I can do the coil splitting two humbucker setup and some videos of the process. I also checked the nut I have on there and I might make a new one.

@@dewil7313 I am looking forward to seeing your guitars come together. Also I make the dumbest mistakes then realize and look at like "how did i do that?"\ love from Australia

Can't say I would assume the loop you play to it would go into amplitube. I have no looper so I can't test it out. Amplitube ofc has that built in looper thing you can use and inside a daw You can always loop. I am curious now tho and I might try to loan a looper.

Thank you very much, I'm very glad if I could help =D I will make these IR's available when I get around to it. I also have one vintage Celestion speaker from the 70's to capture.

@@dewil7313 Awesome!

Hey, I put up some free IR's you can pick up from the link above.

You can do that, I just tried. You just have to map the stomp to the controller and also remember to save the preset then so it is mapped later. I could actually try n stream how I set this up with my controller some day.

@@dewil7313 thanks ill try it

Hi. Sorry to hear that. I do not have experience my self with the device so I have no idea what the problem might be. I do have a few videos on midi with amplitube on my channel, I suggest you take a look and see if this helps ua-cam.com/video/k2NthWOrQIU/v-deo.html

Thanks man, glad you like it. If there's something you'd like me to try n replicate let me know.

From the site. "Mac/Win standalone and plug-in (AAX, VST and AU) with native compatibility for 64-bit applications and operating systems" I suggest you to install the free version and try it out to see if it works properly for you. You can get it here www.ikmultimedia.com/products/amplitube5cs/?srsltid=AfmBOork9rfme_ZBBVUnENt1qNtGyVcPdXCFzUiYnPgkGY8IDl-wAE7z

@@dewil7313 thank you mate, appreciate it

Np. Glad I could help. Do let me know how it works.

yeah this is just a great plugin if you want some spring reverb to your sound. I could actually test it against a real accutronics tank =D

@@dewil7313 Btw Amplitube now has X-Space pedal. It's ok, but kind of limited for the more conventional spring reverb

Yeah, I have not updated my Amplitube. Maybe in the future I'll be able to test it out.

Thanks, hope you liked it =D

To each his own.

@@dewil7313 yep. Not saying the pedal sounds bad, to be clear.. just i think that a demo with a real amp would probably sound much better. This is especially true with fuzzes where u have all that impedance interaction between the fuzz and the amp and everything. I actually recently built the same pedal from the same layout myself. I actually think yours sounds better than mine and i wonder how it would sound through an actual amp. Good video. P.S. Mine sounds very aggressive very far from a fuzz face type of sound. I would describe the sound as an aggressive, more midrangey, spitty type of Muff. Might have something to do with the transistor I used and their hfe values idk...

Yeah the transistors can make a huge difference, it's always fun to try out different ones. You can also ofc easily swap other components as well to change the sound character. I usually do some switching options when I build dirt pedals, just to get a little more out of the simple circuits. If I box this Axis fuzz up and take tone models for Tonex I can shoot a little demo trough an 45W Peavey prowler tube head and a mic'd up V30 speaker. It might take a while before I get to it tho.

Thank you very much I'm glad I could help. If anything comes up do ask or give suggestions. Have fun.

That's a nice tip. Thanks =D

Thank you, glad I could help. One thing I would add is to start with the volumes turned down and then slowly increasing the gain and not clip anything. Have fun and if something else comes into mind do ask and I'll see if I can help.

@@dewil7313 I do exactly that!;)

Hey! Thanks, I'll try that and a good tip for anyone else also. I do use Amplitube more than Tonex generally but I do use the Tonex models inside Amplitube a lot.

I think you are right about reduntant. You can easily just go trough Tonenet and find great free captures for th high gain needs like you said =D Have fun.

Yes it is. I will actually make a video about this and how I go about setting it up inside my DAW (Studio one) and some of the stuff you can do with it when you do. I'll put the link in here when I get it done.

@@dewil7313 Thanks a lot! I tried doing that yesterday and it worked, but I won't do it again. My sound is in the amplitube, so I've been thinking for a long time how to get it to play live as well.

Yeah, that can be a little tricky depending on the gear you use. I am interested in why you decided to not do it again?

@@dewil7313 I read that it can be dangerous and break the amplifier but who knows :D For example if the signal is different kind from amplitube, what comes from a normal pedal, or something like that?:D If it's the only way to get my special sound when playing live, I'll probably do it in the future as well. 🙂

@@dewil7313 oops, I read wrong your first comment. I thought you meant it was dangerous :DD

Hello. It is not really that hard and the tools and components to get started don't cost much. I do suggest to start with something easy, I have a video series of making a fuzz ua-cam.com/video/ZclNSjcOp3s/v-deo.htmlsi=bprFzVMAz73Didp_ But you can go and it will be smart to do something simpler than that for your first so you can practice soldering and all. This is a good subreddit with some links on the bar on right www.reddit.com/r/diypedals/ And here are a few sites you can look for layouts and other info as well tagboardeffects.blogspot.com/ effectslayouts.blogspot.com/ Check those videos out and those sites should help. Have fun =D

@@dewil7313 thank you so much!! Instantly subbed

Thank you very much =D No problem, let me know if something comes up and I'll see if I can help a little. Oh and check this little thing out ua-cam.com/video/DTkVXkCZjI0/v-deo.htmlsi=LtxEj5B_3SLROuln That one is a one of the simplest things you can build tagboardeffects.blogspot.com/2013/04/1-knob-fuzz-bonanza.html

Hey I believe TXP files are Tonex presets. AT5 is what it should be www.ikmultimedia.com/faq/index.php?id=1413&bu=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuaWttdWx0aW1lZGlhLmNvbS9mYXEvaW5kZXgucGhwPyZqZmwxPTEyJmpmbDI9MTMxJmpmbDM9