Live Setup: The Ghost Inside (UK + Euro Rig)
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2023
- Let's take a look at the live touring setup for The Ghost Inside on their UK+European tours! Huge shoutout to The Ghost Inside dudes for letting me get nerdy with them!
Zack Johnson:
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Jim Riley:
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Chris Davis:
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That custom ESP is a weapon.
They dont call it an axe for nothin
Loving these PG rig rundown-type videos from Fluff... they feel a lot less awkward than the PG ones.
I listened to them all the time when Fury and the Fallen Ones came out. Totally forgot about them until watching this. That's still my favorite album. Perfect training music for lifting or sparring.
We need a Landmvrks Rig Tour too. Would be so nice to see
Quad Cortex’s into Peavey 5150 II’s, Blackstar 4x12’s.
@@RiffsAndBeards that’s cool but I think there Jazzmasters are absolutely stunning and I‘ve neaver heard a more high focused sound like Nicos before.
they keep it simple and powerful; The quality of the pitch block for low tunings caught my attention, I think the Quadcortex is a powerful machine tolerating the consumption of this type of Pitch effects
I'm so glad they made it through.
I saw tou all in london last year and birm8ngh this year, so sick man. I have alot of love for you guys and tgi. Thankyou for doing what you do!
I cannot express how fucking happy I am to see TGI touring again. This was very cool, Fluff. Thank you for doing this
Nice rig! Great to see the PA12 and mioXM in your rig.
I was trying to look up a TGI rig video like 2 hours ago. perfect.
I was at that show, some amazing sounding music and insane gear!
I really...really...liked this. What a great way to see and understand Ghost Insides setup. Super kewl fellas. And of course, you are a great presenter of information. I have to say tho, I used to not like your videos. And that was due to what I thought was an arrogance about you. This is really where I am thankful that I continued to follow you. I truly enjoy listening to you talk and talk about the things that you feel are important and what we want to hear. Great stuff good sir! Good day!
To tour with TGI would be a dream come true. Not just because they all seem like genuinely nice dudes but being able to watch and listen to them every night too. Enjoy it Fluff, and Hi Matt!
You are the best man for a rig teardown
Would love to get a more in depth look at the Bass presets and also the rack gear.
Shout out jim
Was at the Manchester show, the whole line up killed it!
I had no clue the pitch block on QC was usable, THANK YOU FOR THIS I NO LONGER HAVE TO SWITCH GUITARS MID SET WOOO.
Yo we need more of these.
My e-ii horizon is a killer guitar. They're such great value
This is cool Fluff. You should try and do this every time you go on tour. Kinda like Rig Rundown from Premier Guitar videos.
Can't wait to see you all on Saturday!
I was waiting for my boy Andrew to walk by in the background. Grew up in bands with him in Michigan. Such a great dude. Heart as big as the moon.
hahaha me too, first time I saw him in TGI I was like hey wtf I played a show with that dude when he was in for the fallen dreams
@@kmacdizzle Ages ago. That means you're like me... Metalhead getting old. 🤣
@@trevorreniger5670 absolutely getting old haha, I came up in the mid 2000’s playing in bands, was actually at guitar center the day Shannon Lucas tried out for black dahlia. We walked in like what the fuck are you doing working here lol
I own the Helix Floor and the Fractal FM9 Turbo; love both, for very different reasons. Could not get into the Kemper, and wasn't a fan of the Quad Cortex at launch. Seeing a lot of touring musicians running the QC now and wondering what the appeal is for them; feels like I'm missing something when it comes to the QC. The FM9 feels near perfect, both in tone and form factor. Best rig I've ever owned; most of the power of the Axe III, even more portable than the Helix. The FM9, with a single Mission pedal, a Digitech Drop to take the DSP load off the FM9 when running drop tunings, and a Trailer Trash pedalboard is near end-game for me.
Nueral is really good but they promised things they couldn’t bring to reality. The plugins are amazing. I haven’t played the QC but Ide hope it would be as good as the plugins.
With that said… Ide still rather have an fm9. I had an axe fx ultra and one of the later versions of the 2. Actually miss them. They were fun. The 3 seems fun but might be overkill for what I need.
@@wheresallthezombies I owned an Ultra as well, but skipped the II and bought into the Helix ecosystem. Was happy for a very long time using 3rd Party IRs, but when I heard the tones on the Axe III I was sold. Like you the full rack is just too much for my needs; the FM9 is an amazing unit and really is the near-perfect solution for probably 90% of players. I also love Neurals plugins and use them all the time for recording; I thought the QC was going to blow me away based on the quality of the plug-in tones Neural put out, but was just missing too much for a regular gigging musician. That said, maybe if you’re in an original band and just need a few tones and a few good captures of your real amps it works well. Just wasn’t for me.
@@Silverjerk the new cab section of the helix stuff is crazy good. It definitely made the helix level up.
@@wheresallthezombies and that’s why I kept the Helix after buying the FM9. Gives me a lot of diversity in tone. I still use Helix Native for recording as well. I think anyone would be more than happy running the Helix as their live rig. My preference for the FM9 has more to do with my particular tonal needs; I’m running mostly high gain with very little effects, making the FM9 very fire and forget for me.
@@Silverjerk oh nice. Helix native is what I have too. It’s great. I’ll get an fm9 at some point. I actually play post rock and post metal so I use too many effects. Lol. It’d be fun though to use it for the amp models and some effects while also building a pedalboard around it.
Apparently Devin Townsend uses axe 3 and helix live. He comes out and does an ambient looping intro with the helix then axe 3 for everything else
Can't go wrong with a Sterling Bass. Paid $749 for my Ray34 in firemist silver. Bought it to match my Cutlass CT50 HSS in the same bitch'n color. All the new 1000 series from ESP/LTD have stainless frets too. The te1000 black blast I grabbed when they first came out last year is killer! It's in every way the opposite of my '87 Eclipse NT in pearl white, except brand and body shape. Now I have 2 tricked out metal T's from LTD. But when it comes to LesPauls, I prefer the real deal. Gibsons don't appeal to me, but some of the new Epiphones are an excellent value. The '59 standard outfit in ASFB and the AJ sig. with "The Berserker" art, have found their way into my collection. Soo many great guitars being produced for under $1299 nowadays. It's hard to justify spending 3 times more to get the big brothers name on the headstock. I'd rather have 6 great guitars, than 2 maybe slightly possibly but probably not better ones.
Love my SN1000
I noticed rust on the pick-up/ring screws .. It's been played .. mine rust too , not so much lately
Chris is over here saying “I won’t ever put those scalloped frets to use” as if he didn’t write some super sick melodies and solos from his Texas In July days
Did you get Senses Fail’s rig?? That’d be amazing!!
Wooo! 🤘
So sad I missed this show in SWX where this was filmed.
TGI !!! 🤘😖
I'm just gonna say it, Fluff would make a bad ass host on Premier Guitars Rig-Run-Downs.
Not the biggest gear head so I'm completely unaware:
Can someone explain how they're are midi controlled and what is a pitch block? and what are they using a pitch block through? The quad cortex? confused.
Midi triggers all tone changes, pedals and such. Pitch block simulated drop timings so you dont have to swap guitars or change things
I thiiiiiink EB sources wood from a supplier in mid- to northern-Michigan.
Wish Zack was still using the semi hollow, and seeing that he isn’t using the blackouts anymore
Come on fluff we like drums also!
What’s pitch block?
Do one with Landmvrks please !!!
where did chris get the pick guard for the esp tele?
Comes stock if it's the TE-1000 evertune charcoal
@@Decimation13 got any extras? ill buy it from you, i have the lower model and cant find them anywhere.
If you close your eyes and listen to Jim talk, he kind of sounds like Misha. haha.
Christopher Davis is a VERY handsome young man.
very strange intonation on the G-string sadle for the first guitar. Normally, the sadle is behind the b-string sadle and the b string sadle is behind the high e-string sadle. Anyway.
Completely dependent on the guitar and tuning 🤷🏻♂️ my seven string is almost inline and my ibanez is as you’ve said
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What strings did he say he used
He said he uses mammoth slinky
Oh thanks very helpful
No prob man
Couple tgi horses
LTD is a great mid-tier line, especially the Korean stuff. Highly recommended. IMHO a volume and tone control are necessary but to each his own.
Oh damn, Fluff hosting a rig rund- I mean, unnamed... generic... rig... walk through segment...
Does Premier have that copyrighted and trademarked?
That E-II naming is atrocious, they need to stop it