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  • Опубліковано 25 лип 2021
  • So as I'm again doing a couple of workshops/clinics, I wanted to figure out my playing solution for an easy to travel solution. Best in this case would to bring my computer and my audio interface and play through that. In this video I'm showing the setup and rig.
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    I'm Ola Englund and welcome to my channel. A channel dedicated to guitar related gear with a focus on metal. I also play in the metal bands The Haunted & Feared and run a guitar company www.solar-guitars.com
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  • @OlaEnglund
    @OlaEnglund  2 роки тому +344

    Welcome to Ola figuring shit out!

    • @aether_antares7761
      @aether_antares7761 2 роки тому

      I guess im early!

    • @yeet_za
      @yeet_za 2 роки тому

      Have you tried out Mainstage?

    • @pvalenti
      @pvalenti 2 роки тому +2

      I have considered using this for a club rig. My current rig is already pretty small (1x12 combo amp and a pedalboard basically). But only having to carry in a backpack and a guitar would be seriously cool.
      Not sure about the automation part as that would require having the drummer play to a click. But the idea is solid. It would also address amp volume onstage fairly well. Might require in-ears to be totally efficient.

    • @David-cb9ec
      @David-cb9ec 2 роки тому +3

      Are Solar guitars coming with sustainiacs?

    • @ShinyShinyIsAlwaysBeingSerious
      @ShinyShinyIsAlwaysBeingSerious 2 роки тому +2

      You fell off we listen to Ricegum now.

  • @kevincmarynda3678
    @kevincmarynda3678 2 роки тому +288

    So... nobody's gonna talk about that Solar with Floyd and Sustainiac ?

    • @eyalleviton2617
      @eyalleviton2617 2 роки тому +12

      My first thought

    • @GENIAZZA
      @GENIAZZA 2 роки тому +5

      @@eyalleviton2617 Mine too

    • @josephraffoni9355
      @josephraffoni9355 2 роки тому +18

      Please tell me you'll be releasing Solar guitars with the Sustainiac.

    • @russellzauner
      @russellzauner 2 роки тому +24

      If I had a guitar with a sustainiac my neighbors would probably literally get pitchforks and kill me

    • @russellzauner
      @russellzauner 2 роки тому +4

      also a MIJ Solar series would be pretty great, especially for bolt on models

  • @havocharmony9661
    @havocharmony9661 2 роки тому +188

    As a solo artist with no band this is exactly how I perform my live production. This also allows me to program a light show through dmx. I use allot of outboard interfaces and gear tho but still synch program changes thorough time code to the external gear. Like you Ola I love and prefer a amp ect but depending on the type of performance we now have amazing tools to achieve this.

    • @IVsakeN
      @IVsakeN 2 роки тому +2

      Is there latency cause of the USB input?

    • @havocharmony9661
      @havocharmony9661 2 роки тому +6

      @@IVsakeN Not in my setup. All my live instruments are run through stand alone gear straight to the mix that goes to house. So none of my live performance has to take a lap through the DAW before hitting the mix which means zero latency. The CC messages coming from DAW to the standalone gear for patch switching is instant. Now if I were using plugins for my live sounds there could be slight latency.

    • @mipiaceiltubo
      @mipiaceiltubo Рік тому +2

      @@havocharmony9661 did you follow any tutorial to how to programm the light show using a midi signal? I've seen a lot a people doing it through a midi track into Cubase or Logic Pro X, but I still can't figure out how to do it...

    • @havocharmony9661
      @havocharmony9661 Рік тому +3

      @@mipiaceiltubo DMXIS made by ENTEC will convert DMX to MIDI. This allows you to use automation lanes within your DAW to control the lighting. Or in my case, program it to the timeline and design a perfectly synced light show.

    • @havocharmony9661
      @havocharmony9661 Рік тому +4

      @@IVsakeN None at all. All my live gear outs are to direct lines, not run through DAW. The DAW only plays back 2 tracks on 2 separate buses, One goes to house/audience, the other includes click and vocal ques and goes direct to my in ear monitoring. So the actual processing load on the DAW is very low. 2 audio tracks with no processing, and a cpl hundred automation lanes for light program.

  • @TheFlexXMLG
    @TheFlexXMLG 2 роки тому +92

    Dude no way, I'm literally thinking about this as we speak haha. Perfect timing.

  • @_SWLW
    @_SWLW 2 роки тому +3

    I needed a vid like this now. Thanks, Ola. Perfect timing!

  • @fircej
    @fircej 2 роки тому +6

    Dude this is some real help right here, the automation is definitely going to be of some use, thank you man!

  • @chirinea
    @chirinea 2 роки тому +17

    Never thought of using automation to do live things like this, this is awesome, Ola!

  • @zsoltg
    @zsoltg 2 роки тому +4

    This was amazing Ola, plenty of good tips and really amazing guitar tones!

  • @Kevin.Kelly.
    @Kevin.Kelly. 2 роки тому +9

    Thanks for going into depth with this, Ola. As a Logic user this is very inspiring.

  • @QuintalandaQuarter
    @QuintalandaQuarter 2 роки тому

    One of the most useful videos I’ve seen all year!!!! Thanks Ola!! You rock man!!

  • @Habixus
    @Habixus 2 роки тому +16

    Focusrite 3rd 4i4 + Cantabile solo with Neural DSPs + line6 usb footswitch. I mainly play along songs. I can create presets for each song with customized button configs. Feels pretty "live" and keeps the "magic", while replacing a whole amp room with massive floorboards.

  • @themaggot8
    @themaggot8 2 роки тому +2

    I'm just realizing that most of the shit that I use in my home studio has been recommended by you. No wonder I've been following your channel for the past 12 years. Thanks for teaching us so much, dear BrOla.

  • @onielmelendez4315
    @onielmelendez4315 2 роки тому +2

    Holy crap! after months and months of searching actual mucisians using an m1 mac as a rigz...finally!
    You are godsent! Thanks for this! 👍🏻🤟🏻❤️
    Hoping this becomes a series!
    Tutorial, pleeeze?!
    (kudos to the really sick grooves 👍🏻🤟🏻❤️)

  • @jasons.3921
    @jasons.3921 2 роки тому +55

    It's really cool to hear you explain the process of setting your rig up. I would like to see more video of the recording process, if possible. Thanks Ola for helping an old dude want to learn how to work with this new technology. Cheers from Texas.

    • @justinbowen1183
      @justinbowen1183 6 місяців тому

      Are you asking about how plugins and stuff work? I literally like last week got to finally fiddle with plugins.
      Basically you completely take the amp out of the equation as you don't need it at all period. You plug your guitar into your digital interface box and run a USB cord to your computer. You then download an amp simulation software such as amplitube 5 the one I experimented with. You go through and make your tone presets you want to use for later. Now minimize that window for now as you don't need it up on the screen just running in the background.
      Fire up your software and configure your audio paths. I'm going to use audacity as an example as it's free to download. Go to the top and click edit, preferences. A new window pops up, plugins manager select your plugin program amplitube 5. A window pops up next to the track that says edit plugin this is when you know your connected. Hope this helps if not feel free to ask.

    • @ahmedxxx8376
      @ahmedxxx8376 5 місяців тому

      @@justinbowen1183 pls what is the name of the app he is using?? I couldn’t find it

  • @justinbowen1183
    @justinbowen1183 8 місяців тому +9

    Iv been recording audio for going on 17 years now as a fun hobby and i JUST recently got hip to using a DI signal and being able to edit sounds without having to record everything again, game changer moment man!
    Way back in my grade school days man i took a headphone jack for my amp and had an auxiliary cord handy so i plugged it into my microphone port and boom 💥 it worked. Now 17 years later im hooking it up via usb cord and can modify the sound AFTER i have already tracked it, amazing how far technology has come ❤

  • @martymuerte
    @martymuerte 2 роки тому

    My favorite video ever!!!! Keep making these. I love Logic and using it live.

  • @atthelimit88
    @atthelimit88 2 роки тому

    This is so awesome! I've learned so much from your UA-cam! Hope to catch one of your workshops/clinics!

  • @janstroemming
    @janstroemming Рік тому

    This solo is so beautiful ola!

  • @saturnorbit6810
    @saturnorbit6810 Рік тому

    Dude this is so sick! Your demo 2/3 thru was awesome!!!!

  • @hailmaryrecordings8255
    @hailmaryrecordings8255 2 роки тому +4

    That’s a really great-tone. I like the tune too - cool progression.

  • @josephgoode7646
    @josephgoode7646 2 роки тому

    This is so awesome and helpful! Thank you Ola!

  • @GravesoftheInnocent
    @GravesoftheInnocent 2 роки тому +1

    Logic is amazing! I just upgraded to a Mac Mini recently from an iPad Pro, bought some neural plugins with GGD and dove in head first. It's all blown my mind how much I was missing out on before doing this.

  • @budverissimo1
    @budverissimo1 2 роки тому +63

    Meshuggah automates everything. I saw them a couple years back and no thinking only chugs and crazy chicken leads. And a wah/volume pedal in front. Such a monstrous sound

    • @gatinho6248
      @gatinho6248 2 роки тому +4

      Chicken leads 🤣🤣🤣

    • @mason3872
      @mason3872 2 роки тому +4

      Chicken leads is pretty accurate, I didn’t even know that they used wah pedals. What meshuggah songs have a wah?

    • @budverissimo1
      @budverissimo1 2 роки тому +3

      @@mason3872 fredrik was stepping on it all night. Maybe he used it to keep time? Idk

    • @aquegles
      @aquegles 2 роки тому +2

      Slash does something like that but he has a guy backstage flipping pedals for him... true

  • @robhillis2231
    @robhillis2231 2 роки тому

    Ola ! Thanks for this. I always saw automation but never messed with it. I really appreciate the demo and walk through. 🤘🏼 stay chuggy bro

  • @dewwhatchadew1
    @dewwhatchadew1 2 роки тому +2

    thats super cool how logic changes all them settings in real time as you play. amazing times we live in ..

  • @mrsandman_
    @mrsandman_ 2 роки тому

    Thanks, Ola! I am looking to do home recordings, so the vid is really helpful.

  • @petervansuijlekom2278
    @petervansuijlekom2278 2 роки тому

    Great explanation Ola! Great job!

  • @techniqueswithtodd
    @techniqueswithtodd 2 роки тому +1

    Great solo work Ola!

  • @davidcampbellii6342
    @davidcampbellii6342 2 роки тому +5

    Thanks for providing and sharing the information Ola! This is incredible!

  • @yakkoyuuzou3816
    @yakkoyuuzou3816 2 роки тому

    This is the video that I really wanted to watch, this is the type of content that I subscribed for

  • @japmg_966
    @japmg_966 2 роки тому

    really really cool!. thank you for sharing this!

  • @quasipseudo1
    @quasipseudo1 Рік тому

    Those tones are effin' perfect. Damn! Great effin' leads also!!!

  • @Bill13257
    @Bill13257 2 роки тому

    That was really awesome !! I'm an at home guitar player .... I need to get a set up like that ... Very kewl to see the set up in action ... Thank you !! 🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵

  • @thahoustonbassrunnaz4389
    @thahoustonbassrunnaz4389 Рік тому

    I enjoyed seeing you have fun with technology! Pretty cool 👍🏾🔥🔥🔥

  • @BrianMorris-zc4md
    @BrianMorris-zc4md Рік тому

    Thanks for pulling back the curtain Ola, very cool indeed.

  • @caileanhunt8679
    @caileanhunt8679 2 роки тому

    That lead tone is awesome!

  • @nicholasbstone
    @nicholasbstone 2 роки тому

    Some really tasteful and inspired lead guitar here!

  • @combatwombatt
    @combatwombatt 2 роки тому

    holy shit this song is awesome and he hits sooo many COOL notes to pivot the tonality nicely... this is sick man

  • @ssblu2112
    @ssblu2112 2 роки тому

    Absolutely sick sleeves!

  • @ScottMcdonaldMusic
    @ScottMcdonaldMusic 2 роки тому +1

    This is so much simpler than I was making it. I didn’t even think about using my laptop (that I record with anyway) until I saw a solo act playing a bitchin show. Thanks for the video. You sparked a million other ideas.

  • @TheStringDojo
    @TheStringDojo 7 місяців тому

    Great instruction, song and performance, ideas and all

  • @DavidNwokoye
    @DavidNwokoye 2 роки тому +25

    A PC is the best guitar rig IMO.
    Top notch tone for like 1/10th of the price. And you can film and edit videos too. All Ws

    • @michaelsavides8856
      @michaelsavides8856 2 роки тому +5

      I agree with you 100% but I personally would always have some sort of competent backup cuz computers can get really squirrely..

    • @krich4567
      @krich4567 2 роки тому +1

      Holy shit it took me like a good minute to realise that you weren’t Rudy Ayoub!

  • @JoniRenko
    @JoniRenko 2 роки тому +1

    I thought about using a laptop and plugins set-up at live shows recently but couldn't figure out how to switch between clean and distorted guitars. Automation didn't even cross my mind. This video made me wanna try a set-up like this. So thanks, Ola!

    • @kane6529
      @kane6529 2 роки тому

      Or a midi controller

  • @The_Real_Daniel
    @The_Real_Daniel 2 роки тому

    So killer seeing you play that song

  • @nathandoikwa1079
    @nathandoikwa1079 Рік тому

    learnt something new. thanks man, you are awesome

  • @jsa2145
    @jsa2145 2 роки тому

    very interesting and clever use of the software !

  • @davidd8416
    @davidd8416 2 роки тому +2

    Been doin this live for years. The tech today makes shit a lot easier though! Glad everyone is catching up. I also trigger dmx in the same way. I have a 3 piece band, robo sound guy, robo guitar techs, and robo lighting. Professional show without having to pay a crew.

    • @Gibson_Praise
      @Gibson_Praise 2 роки тому

      It's also gr8 for us gramps out there with back problems. Wall of sound with out the hernia. 1 Less roadie, right

  • @danm3570
    @danm3570 2 роки тому

    cool stuff dude, I'm not a pro guitar guy and I'm very happy just using amplitude max, gate and arturia plate reverb i think sounds insane

  • @jodyrowe8166
    @jodyrowe8166 2 роки тому

    Dude super cool!! It would take me forever to figure this out

  • @CluntEstwode
    @CluntEstwode 2 роки тому

    The M1 Macbook Airs are fantastic for what they can do in such a light package. I picked one up earlier this year and its been an amazing replacement for my old frying pan of an intel Macbook Pro

  • @docsworld1369
    @docsworld1369 2 роки тому

    Awesome video!! I also like all the gadgets!!

  • @mikeg.9238
    @mikeg.9238 2 роки тому

    I like your blue's tone , very Allman Brothers sounding!

  • @21stcenturymetal31
    @21stcenturymetal31 2 роки тому

    Amazing !! Sounds killer

  • @steven_marque_official_channel
    @steven_marque_official_channel 2 роки тому +1

    Stay safe out there man & come to Florida for a clinic when you can!

  • @deansilkmusic
    @deansilkmusic 2 роки тому

    That is so clever!!!! Awesome vid dude!

  • @broncoxy
    @broncoxy 2 роки тому +64

    I use an SSL 2 with Neural DSP and for someone like me, who mainly plays in a bedroom in his little apartment and doesnt want to be lynched by the neighboors just cause he wanted a big ol wall of sound, this is perfect.
    Its relatively cheap aswell, got the SSL for ~200€ and Neural DSP for 60 on black friday. For this price, I could barely get a half decent little beginner amp.
    Yeah I dream of having my own Mesa one day, but this day, if ever, will be far in the future.
    I mean you can connect them to the PC with like a Torpedo or something, but idk if thats really the joy of such a thing...
    Until then, I'll just visit my local guitar store now and then to play the big bois ^^

    • @TheFlexXMLG
      @TheFlexXMLG 2 роки тому

      Planning on buying an SSL 2 and just using that with my Revv G3.

    • @BananaManPL
      @BananaManPL 2 роки тому +1

      Great, except... for €260 you can buy:
      - Boss Katana 50
      - Orange Crush 35
      - Fender Champion 50 XL
      They might not be 5150s, but they ain't little beginner amps either, you could gig with any of those.
      Not trying to bash your way, just pointing that out.

    • @russellzauner
      @russellzauner 2 роки тому +1

      I do it for about 7 minutes then stop (just long enough to get them to call the cops), when I really want to irritate the neighbors because they're being particularly douchey...my answer when the police show up for noise complaint is "I'm not doing it now and less than 15 minutes of intermittent noise violation is allowed as long as it is not continuous measured sound pressure, so can you please show me your currently valid calibration sticker on your sound meter?"
      They struggle for something to say and then just leave.
      Because I have a calibrated sound meter, with a valid cal tag.
      Even if they had one (they NEVER bring it the first time out), I'd have checked for a calibration sticker and they RARELY have it on their unit, much less current so I can immediately invalidate their argument when they thought they were being REALLY SMART.
      Also know that I have not one but two of the Sunn 1200S amps that can put 1200W into a 2 ohm monoblock, and they're the rebadged Fender ones that have the improved thermal solution so if I felt like it I could run them long and hard as well as loud af. The only amp rumored to have slagged more voice coils is the Peavey Firebird 700, and trust that I've been looking ha ha ha

    • @rachitbhengra4298
      @rachitbhengra4298 2 роки тому

      Bronco XY would you recommend SSL2 ..? I'm also thinking of trying it. I remember Ola not liking it very much for some reason which he was correct. But want to know your thoughts too.

    • @broncoxy
      @broncoxy 2 роки тому +1

      @@rachitbhengra4298 Well tbh I'm no expert in this field but for me at least, it does what its supposed to do.
      Thinking back to his review, I think his main critical points where things, that his more expansive gear did better, mostly due to a higher quality.
      I havent had any problems with it so far, using it to feed my guitar into Neural DSP or Ableton with Neural DSP...
      There might be better options out there, idk, but for me it does the thing.
      You have to remember however, that this is a very simple piece of gear, mostly due to the price tag. It has two inputs and some little controls, thats it. On the other handside, you can easily pay ten times the price for an interface...
      I would recommend it, coming from my point of view, but dont take my word that serious. I'm not really experienced in this field.
      For me, it does the job, and therefore, I like it.
      If you decide to give it a try, and you like it too, thats great. Maybe, if theres an option for you and you have some things you'd like to have in an interface, get a few in this price range to test and keep your favorite.
      I heard good things about Focusrite stuff aswell...
      I'm sorry I couldnt really help, but whatever you decide in the end, I hope you'll find the right thing for you! ^^

  • @SheaRecordmetal
    @SheaRecordmetal 2 роки тому

    That’s pretty gangster. Not gonna lie. Ola you are the newest generation of guitar hero. Very cool automation. It’s like having a sound guy hitting pedals for you.🤘🏼

  • @karmacore
    @karmacore 2 роки тому

    This is awesome! I would love to see a tutorial from you how to setup automations

  • @HDDREAMIN
    @HDDREAMIN 8 місяців тому

    Absolutely, use the tech to work for you! The reality is that ALL effects pedals and most amps use digital processing for the output sound. I just started getting back into playing guitar and the idea of practicing without disturbing others around me makes sense.

  • @adam_frets6472
    @adam_frets6472 2 роки тому

    Hell yeah brother sounding good

  • @viktorkos1893
    @viktorkos1893 2 роки тому +3

    The real value here is that you know your way around logic, and actually knowing how to accomplish an exact result that is in your head. Also that red guitar is fucking bonerrific!

  • @FX_NUKE
    @FX_NUKE 2 роки тому

    Love That Red Finish

  • @kolin572
    @kolin572 2 роки тому

    i absolutely love using my computer as my effect channel. and then running the sound through my KRK production speakers

  • @Metaldad87
    @Metaldad87 2 роки тому

    That automation set up is sick, I'm sure it's kinda tedious to set up but great once it's done

  • @massiveactionmedia
    @massiveactionmedia 2 роки тому

    I use the SSL 2+ for travel and a MacBook/Logic. The SSL is powered by USB C which makes setup just one plug and it's small, durable, and sounds great for vocals as well when using it for tracking. I like simplicity and SSL makes it extremely simple.

  • @Metalbass1979
    @Metalbass1979 2 роки тому +56

    I can totally hear the John Petrucci influence in your lead. I love that sound and feel!
    I proudly give you the double metal horn salute, sir. I now want the album that this whole musical section is on.

    • @ericbloom6937
      @ericbloom6937 2 роки тому +5

      Check out his albums man! They're on every streaming platform. All his solo stuff is instrumental and it's beautiful. These songs are on his new album Starzinger

    • @Metalbass1979
      @Metalbass1979 2 роки тому +2

      @@ericbloom6937 Well, consider those albums bought. I've been a fan of his stuff in The Haunted and Six Feet Under but hadn't picked up the solo material.......but will now.

    • @harolddeschenes4640
      @harolddeschenes4640 2 роки тому +2

      He sounds amazing!!! JP influences for sure! I just wish I knew how to program like he does.

    • @Metalbass1979
      @Metalbass1979 2 роки тому +1

      @@harolddeschenes4640 I just wish I was his bass player. 😉

  • @rickkrainak
    @rickkrainak 2 роки тому +14

    I would love a tutorial video on how to create the automation track to change your plugin presets. This is really great but I can find no content on how to create a track and make it change in Logic. Your rig sounds great Ola!

  • @CrushingAxes
    @CrushingAxes 2 роки тому +2

    Dudeeee I've been thinking about the same thing! I have an old laptop and it's still kicking! Almost all my amps broke during this time! And I used this laptop all the time travelling and working, like waaaay more than my amps.

  • @jessenoordhuis8171
    @jessenoordhuis8171 2 роки тому

    This is so cool! Ola teaching us Logic. Maybe you can make a series of that😉

  • @ChristopheJaja
    @ChristopheJaja Рік тому

    Automation to change sound ! Great idea thanks

  • @duaneanderson6393
    @duaneanderson6393 Рік тому

    I'm sold on he Neural DSP product , good job Ola.

  • @Lucky13777
    @Lucky13777 2 роки тому +1

    Great vid. Thanks Ola! :)

  • @guzmanerpr
    @guzmanerpr 2 роки тому

    oh man sick solo!!!

  • @jacobdowler1
    @jacobdowler1 2 роки тому

    i want that guitar but in that awesome gold color your other one is in! i love that!

  • @AdamHumburg
    @AdamHumburg Рік тому

    This absolutely solves a problem for me!! Thanks for sharing this Ola! You figured my sh*t out lol All the best \m/

  • @Bernz66
    @Bernz66 2 роки тому

    Whoa! Learned something really cool today!

  • @FatalArrivalMetal
    @FatalArrivalMetal 2 роки тому +1

    Another excellent tutorial. Ola rules \m/

  • @TeddyLeppard
    @TeddyLeppard 2 роки тому +1

    That’s working smart.

  • @metalwrath4
    @metalwrath4 2 роки тому

    Latest Ola music is some of his best so far

  • @AlexSchladetsch
    @AlexSchladetsch 2 роки тому

    Periphery does this too, just rock up with a laptop running Logic and play.
    Also, love how in the last FAQ someone tried talking shit about your lead skills, well timed there :)

  • @Quandal3Dingl3
    @Quandal3Dingl3 2 роки тому

    I'd really love to switch to a pc because all of the patches and stuff but I just can't give up playing through an amp. It has too many memories and its so original

  • @metalNmetal93
    @metalNmetal93 Рік тому

    Damn I'm so behind on the technology. That pitch shifter just blew my mind 🤯 and that tone was so heavy and clear! I had to pick myself off the ground! I need to get myself one of those! Thanks for the review! 🍻

  • @marcelcourchesne9519
    @marcelcourchesne9519 2 роки тому

    sick guitar i love the color

  • @MarcusVinicius-ui2ty
    @MarcusVinicius-ui2ty 2 роки тому

    U are awesome and Freak perfect timing

  • @briancastellanos179
    @briancastellanos179 2 роки тому

    That's amazing Ola, could you please! create a video about how to setup those automations?

  • @_Peter78
    @_Peter78 9 місяців тому

    Hi! What an eye opener, thank you for figuring that shit out 😊

  • @DeadGodMetal
    @DeadGodMetal 2 роки тому +52

    We did a full live show with just one PC. 2 guitars and 1 bass plugged directly into RME Babyface Pro, and then used line 6 Helix to create our tones, went pretty good!

    • @DeadGodMetal
      @DeadGodMetal 2 роки тому +6

      @@user-zq9su8jv2k haha, fortunately didn't happen for us 🤣

    • @scottykingdavid
      @scottykingdavid 2 роки тому +1

      @@user-zq9su8jv2k best comment on you tube today so far . Awesome

  • @thomask9577
    @thomask9577 2 роки тому

    That's one of the coolest guitars I've ever seen

  • @locutusmdv
    @locutusmdv 2 роки тому

    Awesome!

  • @FilipFichoBoshevski
    @FilipFichoBoshevski 2 роки тому

    This was very satisfying to watch :D

  • @BabaGhanoushMusic
    @BabaGhanoushMusic 2 роки тому

    Decided I’m gonna play some live shows with this setup a few months ago. Audio interface, old macbook (hopefully it doesn’t screw me over 😮‍💨) and use the venue’s PAs and mixer and should be good to go!

  • @kmont2
    @kmont2 4 місяці тому

    This is sick! I’ve just gotten into recording and using automations to change patches. Could you do a video of how you create all the automations for these patch changes at some point? 😮. Or maybe you know of some videos that helped you? Much appreciated Ola!! Love the content!

  • @darrellroireau4061
    @darrellroireau4061 7 місяців тому

    I Love this and need this! Thank You!
    Edit: I also just discovered your cool band and will be treading through it on spotify!

  • @majinmatt9775
    @majinmatt9775 2 роки тому +1

    Hey Ola, I just wanted to reach out to you and thank you for your presets on the Line 6 Spider V. Your presets helped the tone a fuck ton. Keep rocking man!

    • @Souljar23
      @Souljar23 25 днів тому

      Can you share them please?

  • @CopperKelly
    @CopperKelly 2 роки тому

    Inspiring as hell!

  • @zoomzoom3950
    @zoomzoom3950 10 місяців тому

    2 years later since this vid was uploaded, the computer rig is even more practical for me.
    I have a small Zoom USB audio interface and a KMI SoftStep2 and can control my guitar plugins.
    I have a tablet with touchscreen I can mount to the mic stand, but rarely need to interact with it since I can control everything from the SS2.
    I can use in-ears, or run it to a powered FRFR monitor.
    I keep and enjoy my tube amps at home. I've sold nearly all of my digital modelers.
    A computer based rig is all I need in 2023 for every situation.

  • @BURN_SHITTUBE
    @BURN_SHITTUBE Рік тому

    I've been doing this for several months to a year now, really love it!! Using GNU/Linux (ubuntu studio) with mostly free/opensource software, it fuggin kicks asssssss!! Much more simple than unplugging and pulling units out of my rack (or bringing the whole rack) each time i go play or jam somewhere, and sounds wayyyy better!! 🤟😃🤘

  • @olecthulhu5339
    @olecthulhu5339 2 роки тому

    Niiiice. I was learning how to do computer music but i get discouraged big time on the drums. I got ezdrummer2 and its fun to drunk jam and freestyle to but I really want my drums more custom. It also takes a ton of effort. Thats why i say Niiiiiiice to this. Shoutout to all the people that make DAW tutorial vids. Love you

    • @sahamal_savu
      @sahamal_savu 2 роки тому

      Yeah the drums are the hardest part for me, it's worth it to invest in and learn something really good like Getgood drums

  • @viktorbalko213
    @viktorbalko213 2 роки тому +1

    Took me so long to figure out how to do this but once I did the result is amazing! Kind of annoying that if you have delay on one of your plugins and you leave it and come back to it later in the song, the delay picks up where it left off which is slightly out of context, but otherwise great feature!

  • @hailstress
    @hailstress 9 місяців тому

    This is friggin awesome.
    You could use MIDI to bring in foot switches if you want (Probably you already know that)
    You can always buy an old board with USB like MK II Line 6 Shortboard, connect it to your PC and voila you got switches and you got Volume Pedal (You can use as you see fit too)
    They all can be programmed on your desired MIDI channel and MIDI Signals