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I don't know I am not familiar with Roland drum modules, I think you will have to use BFD's software with the module.

You're welcome, I haven't had the time to sit with ST4 and process seperately, I will try sometime.

I am not sure I understand you? What controller? Do you mean turning effects on/off with in the plugins?

@@DeangerSmith Yes, I use the M-Vave Chocolate Midi controller, I'm using the Neural DSP as a plugin. I managed to make it turn on the effects, but it doesn't turn off when activated again.

@@edgerodrigues cool, i had to ggogle that device, looks pretty good,.

@@DeangerSmith But my biggest question is about Element Kushview, I managed to configure and recognize the controller in the software, but it only works to trigger the effect, when I turn off the effect it doesn't respond.

It's amazing to be a guitar player right now for sure :)🤙

Totally, it's a lot of fun, like being back by an orchestra!

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Thanks Ré, gotta let it out, inspiration comes from all sorts of places, trying not to limit it.

Exactly, I was not doing a demo on how to manipulate and make your own sounds, I was showing different plugins, their presets, and how they sound. This is not a tutorial.

I loaded their presets, ie. that’s what they sounded like.

when you record guitars, you do it on mono, not stereo...

@@impheris yes.

@@impheris These plugins work on stereo audio channels, otherwise how would you add chorus, delay or other stereo modulation fx on them ? That's why there are the mono-mono, MONO-to STEREO, and stereo-stereo options for the input.

I panned tracks briefly at the end of the video, but not individual plugins, wasn't really my intention to focus on all attributes of the various plugins.

THey are all plugins bru, they run in your DAW, I use Cubase.

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Hey lekker my bruuuuu 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸

Howzit Ré, thanks, it's gonna be a song soon :) \m/

I don't really use them a lot, I like hardware more. I think I like Steinberg Distroyer and Waves Berzerk the most, for heavier stuff. THe rest of them are okay too for more of an overdrive vibe rather than full on distortion.

Thank you bru, you too, really killer riff you played on yours 🤘🏻

THank you bro \m/

Go fot it bro \m/

I initially thought I wouldn’t like or need it, but it’s proved very useful for a lot if productions, well worth it.

Thanks dude :)

It should be present in GA5 if you have the full version? DId you install from the Steinberg Download Assistant?

Hey, Robi is my brother <3

Ahhh !! 🙉 He sent that UA-cam link to me ystd and I listened to the entire album and I just didn't realized..Of course he mentioned having a brother- named Dean ! 😉

@@888socho glad you enjoyed the album Sonia, Band o Gypsys were amazing to watch live too, give my big Bru a hug next time from me ;)

@@DeangerSmith Ah hmm I dunno that I'll have that chance now ...😔 but wow the album is really seriously so good !! I dunno why he would only share it time later as some kind of parting gift 😏🤍

The samples are far from identical, Chocolate Audio used the actual drum kit Lars Ulrich used on the black album, Steven Slate did not, he tried to model a different kit after the black album kit, this would make it virtually impossible for the samples to be identical. This can most definitely be heard by listening with your ears.

Hi Sandy, my name is Dean, Robi’s brother, long time friends of the BOG family, used to live a block up from them In Rosettenville, we played many gigs together.

Yes, I think anything else in the chain has more of an effect, as you stated - EQ for sure, amps and any other tone changing device, whether it be hardware or software, I will say though, there is a difference between some of these pups, if you listen on a good system (not a phone, although some can even be heard on the phone) differences can be heard in tone, albeit very little in some cases.

I totally agree with you, I saw a few videos on @SpectreSoundStudios and Glenn makes some valid points, however, I do hear differences between some of them, the overall tonal difference is miniscule though.

Understood, thanks for checking it out, it's a great kit, great for all sorts but obviously metal orientated because of where it originated from, here's an album we used it on that was mixed/produced at Belville Studios. Metal all the way but a fantastic sounding kit - ua-cam.com/video/zbR5w-r3fEI/v-deo.htmlsi=cFZ6YCXVdbLWKeZJ

Truth Serum, not released yet.

@@DeangerSmith thank you

Holy shit, that's an awesome tune! 🤘🏻

@@davidhope3637 lekker my bru 🤘🏻

Thank you Tom ;)

Very very cool! 🤙🏻🤘🏻

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Hey Mandy, totally agree, here's some recordings of the opriginal line up Hey Joe - ua-cam.com/video/N3OADGGPuhk/v-deo.htmlsi=EOfEd5E6PMgcZ_3X The Devil In Mee - ua-cam.com/video/KuXPVS6QSRs/v-deo.htmlsi=9Mh0iWZgzSwkzCbX Band Of Gypsies - Ain't Nobody Home/ Star Spangled Banner - ua-cam.com/video/Hb0hNgb51pM/v-deo.htmlsi=se0ulb9v6ois2i7i

The others are useful for certain genres and can actually be made to sound pretty good when processed, but straight out the box the two you mentioned are good, except for their limitations with the free version. BFD Player (which is free and fully functional ) trumps all of them.

@@DeangerSmithgreat video , I own most drum vst’s in the market and some are better than others but not by far. I honestly think groove agent from steinberg is one of the best and super underrated. Also mixwave stuff is pretty awesome. Thanks

@@artsal thanks for watching it, I was actually going to include groove agent, but ended up leaving it out as there are a lot of different kits and I didn't want to focus too much on one more than the other. I agree with you, groove agent has some amazing sounding kits. I'll have to check out mixwave, thanks for the tip!

Crushed into petals for some pot potpourri on tante Lizbet's plaas bake off......

Dats hom!😂

🤙 thanks bro