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@@taangpeifong5334 easy there friend. You’re welcome to your opinion and I don’t enjoy a lot of things labeled CCM but you don’t have to be rude about it. You’re better than that.

@GettinBetterWithDave sorry, but in all honesty, CCM has zero to offer to the beauty of true protestant heritage

@@herryway4266 you’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!

@@BryceWayne it’s all stock, plugged straight in with a tele.

@rph8083 I just think it’s kind of like the DS-1 in that you probably won’t like the first sound you get out of it but if you work at it, you can find a sound you dig. But without the EQ controls like the MT-2 I think the capture on the ToneX is pretty close to useless for me. But I also don’t play heavy music, so take that with a grain. Thanks for watching!

@@GettinBetterWithDave That's the problem with captures. You have to make a number of them with different eq settings.

Creativity is a hard thing to teach. I'm just trying to help those that want to serve their church but might not know where to start. What would you do that would help other be less cookie cutter?

learn the rules so you can 'break them'

@ you know it!

@@mykhedelic6471 I could get on board with that! My favorite mod is the Dimension sound so I prioritize the order for that but it makes me want to get a loop switcher so I could reorder the board for stuff like flanger before drive and what not. Someday. ☺️ thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the encouragement! 😊 These go for $99 in the U.S. but if you watch my full review video it has info for how you could give up to 15% off anything on the Donner website.

@@anthonypena6587 one of the most inexpensive that I personally have and have used is the Flamma FC07 overdrive. It’s $29 on Amazon and you can get a Timmy ish sound or a Tube Screamer ish sound.

@@PhillipStewartTech thank you for your input.

Hey Ryan! Thanks for the kind words! I think that's a great idea, I'll have to do some research to put some sounds together but I think that would be a fun and helpful video. I'll see what I can do!

@@godwinmanuel6963 thanks for the encouragement!

@@apuadofrancisco Thanks bro! I have not used the Nano Cortex, so it’s hard for me to say. But yes, I still use the ToneX One, I use it every week at church. I found a sound I like and I have it set and I don’t change the sound or feel the need to. I think there’s cortex might be better if you want to change sounds more frequently but I like having a go-to amp sound and I change things up with drive pedals and other effects. But that’s just me. Thanks for the sub!!

@@GettinBetterWithDave you're welcome. and thanks for the response!

@ anytime!

@@NTTDaily Thanks very much! Tubby is an odd reason to return this pedal, both because you have a pretty powerful EQ on board that’s super easy to use and because all of the amp sounds are pretty different. I think there’s a sound in there for everyone. And yes, I still have it. Use it every week. I’ll be praying through it at church tomorrow. 👍🏻

playing and praying through it? 😀

@@NTTDaily You know it! 😊

@@BrianElvisScoonover I’ve had some issues with the connection to computer as well but don’t throw the baby out with the bath water. Even if you could only use the stock sounds I still think it’s a great pedal. I think the reason you don’t see many tutorials on how to troubleshoot computer connectivity issues is because there’s isn’t a clear path, it’s seems like there can been different issues with different operating systems.

@ well tech support has three days or I’m returning this hunk of junk. I can’t do anything of what I bought this thing for if I can’t get it connected. I’ve never regretted a purchase so much

@ dang, we have had very different experiences with this pedal. Sorry that yours has been a crap show. I hope Tech helps

I made the mistake taking the wrong usb A to USB c cable from a pair of headphones… could not make it work. I changed the cable and it solved it! Some cheap USB-c-cables is for charge only.

@ that’s a great thing to be aware of. Not all USB-C cables are made equal, which is by far the most annoying thing about USB-C. Thanks for mentioning that.

@@houseofshred3725 it is a metal zone after all. Haha

@@medskywalkerjm thanks! ☺️

@@JayceAllanGuitar and that’s a stock sound! Pretty awesome.

@@thekingoffiction4977 if you have a key that you know some chords in like G for example, look at the G Major scale (G A B C D E F# G) then look up how to play each chord you don’t know. You can google “C chord on guitar and that will show you some ways to play that. The only other that to be aware of is major chords and minor chords but the pattern is the same for every major key major minor minor major major minor 5/7 (or diminished) So for the key of G learn the chords 1-7 G Am Bm C D Em D/F#. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

@@houseofshred3725 nah man, you’re not the only one. I think a lot of people are going ToneX one for the simplicity of it. Find something you like, set it and forget it. I kinda love that about this pedal.

Are you making a board that’s all ToneX One’s?! Haha

@@tripervinfromflorida for that I tend to use Fender style amp sounds. Usually things modeled after a Fender Princeton or Deluxe. Those work well for me because the range from clean to dirty is pretty wide and easy to find something that works for you and your pedals around it.

@@CYTVim I try, it doesn’t always end up that way. lol thanks for watching

@@johncfoster7949 personally I think it feels great, but I was playing the Kemper for years and got very comfortable with that before I switched to the TonexOne. I don’t think either the ToneX or the Kemper have that spiky digital thing.

@ Thank you.

@@johncfoster7949 anytime!

That's awesome! Hope you love it

I totally get that. This is a rock n roll machine and though I found it pretty versatile, I think it's at its best with the more extreme sounds. Thanks for the comment!

For sure, man! I was very surprised how many sounds I could get out of it. Super fun!

I haven't messed with one of those. Do you have one? any good?

@@BrenQ99 Aw! That’s very kind of you to say. Thank you so much! I appreciate that encouragement. 😊

@@fuzexi thanks so much! You know, that could be another video of what’s on my board and why. I’ll save that for a future video.

Lol Glad to see someone was paying attention! lol Thanks for watching!

Yes it is! Great eye! I just swapped the pick guard to make it a little less Brad. :)

@@rubenaguirrejr.7781 bummer! I’m sorry you feel that way. I’m usually not going to share specifics because if you don’t have the exact same rig as me, your results will vary greatly. If you want my settings for any pedal or sound I’d be happy to share. What are you looking for?

@@GettinBetterWithDave Yes, but at least we have a good a starting point, right?

@@rubenaguirrejr.7781 for sure, that’s why I showed my board on screen so you can see know and I explained things like “long trail and high mix” for the swell sound. I’m trying to teach concepts my than hand off settings for you to copy. (Give a man a fish VS teach a man to fish)

I'm a beginner as well, but you have to understand a lot of it, is using your ear to see what sounds good for your setup. It's a great video with plenty of detail.

@@tayobabs thanks for that! ☺️

For real! lol

@@alexforget interesting, they sound a lot different to me. What are you listening on? just curious

It is a bit of a feel thing that contributes to it. But player preference as to how things feel and sound go hand in hand.

You only need a computer to swap in or out sounds. You can use that stock sounds with out ever connecting it to a computer.

Yes, In progress, It's just a lot of info. Hopefully some time in the new year

Thank you! 😊

Glad that helped! Thanks for letting me know! Hope you enjoy the pedal.

lol for real! We've all come a long way.

I really should. I need to free up some time to learn GR5 and then make a video. I'll keep that in the good ideas folder. :)

I have a tiny bit of experience with QLAB, but its been years. From what I remember QLAB can be helpful with fireing multiple devices and programs at once, but it would not replace Ableton be any account, it would just share some of the load. Again, It's been years since I've used QLAB but I would been SHOCKED if it were able to edit and play tracks even half as well as Ableton does.

@@daleguthormsen8555 thanks very much! That would be cool, thanks for the suggestion 😊

@@iagobroxado RIP lol it’s brutal 😂

@@esongsore thanks so much! That means a lot

If you're using it as an expression its not actually in you chain, but if you are using the DMV as a volume, my favorite spot is the first pedal after drives.

Working on it, but it's taking a bit to figure out how I want to lay things out.

@@cassandrahuskey8866 great question! That maybe a exception to the rule. (Not that it’s a rule, just my opinion) However if you’re the only guitar on stage your dynamics become even more important, if you’re just strumming away the whole song, it won’t have as much dynamics. I would try to use some of those other alternatives to strumming first and use a big section as your time to strum more like an acoustic. Also, a “diamond” is a term I picked up in Nashville referring to 1 down strum per chord change. Thanks for the comment!