Thank you! It's way cool to see how you approach it for playing live. Ive had mine a couple months and haven't scratched the surface on what its capable of. Im a blues guy playing 40+ years through tube amps and went all in on the modeling. I gravitate towards the Fender amps. I feel I get great tone. Your video is the perfect example I was just pointing out to a buddy of mine the other day. The tone master pro would be perfect for somebody playing in a variety band, different genres, etc. I haven't checked out the song and set lists because Im not currently gigging. Through what you're showing I see benefits setting up songs with different presets, etc. The go to songs I jam to. Thank you! Most helpful!
Thanks for posting Andy! Nice playing too. I just recently received my TMP and I am going to be using mine at church most Sundays. I do hope you share more of your experience with it. Let us know how things went for you live.
Seems without everyone using IEM you’d still need a monitor or FRFR while gigging otherwise other band members won’t hear the guitar if only front of house. Great demo
Brilliant common sense approach for live and nice playing . I’m seriously looking at FTP now although always been analog player straight into tube amps , a bit overwhelmed with modelling. I have a Cornford Hurricane and others type amps . Your demo is very much how I could see this for a setup for me. Cheers !
@@andys2357 That’s really encouraging Andy. Spent about 12 years full time in the 80’s playing all over Canada in rock and new wave acts about 200 shows a year kind of thing, you know the drill. . Now own a bar for the last 16 years with a nice PA and lighting rig. Play live occasionally although too busy running FOH audio although so enjoy when bands come in to my spot that have modelling gear that can use them correctly. No stage bleed and most of them use IEM so even better. Sounded like you were doing the demo with a humbucker type guitar ?
Love this approach. I’ve been getting bogged down with a setup for every song but this makes more sense. Can you post these to the Fender cloud with some distinct name so we can pull them down?
Great video, thanks 👍 I own a TMP and to be honest i just hate the sound of it 🤷♂️ It's definitely not worth the money IMHO. I'll not use it live for now, it needs a lot more updates to be decent.
I get it. You’re that guy who just likes being a dick. So much so you said the same thing on another page. Ironically if you’d bother to listen and watch you might actually understand what I’m doing. But if you don’t just move on. Right? Is your life this empty that this is what you do?
Based on my experience, when I A/B the TMP with a real amp and pedal board, it fails pretty quickly. But when I put the TMP in the mix with the band, the convenience, instant recall, consistency and massive versatility wins instantly. I was a Fractal guy for a decade in a band with click tracks, MIDI, IEM’s, backing tracks, etc., But when you’re restricted to modelers, it’s easy to start to hate modelers. Now, I’m starting to see the light again. There are some scenarios where it’s impossible to beat a modelers without a full time tech.
wasnt expecting that fender coming out of the blue with such a good sounding modeller. great playing!
Great video! Great creative approach to use this cool new gear
Wow, I just got mine and will be gigging it in two weeks. This video really helps!!!!! Please post some deeper dives into how you set up your rigs.
Thank you! It's way cool to see how you approach it for playing live. Ive had mine a couple months and haven't scratched the surface on what its capable of. Im a blues guy playing 40+ years through tube amps and went all in on the modeling. I gravitate towards the Fender amps. I feel I get great tone. Your video is the perfect example I was just pointing out to a buddy of mine the other day. The tone master pro would be perfect for somebody playing in a variety band, different genres, etc. I haven't checked out the song and set lists because Im not currently gigging. Through what you're showing I see benefits setting up songs with different presets, etc. The go to songs I jam to. Thank you! Most helpful!
Thanks for posting Andy! Nice playing too. I just recently received my TMP and I am going to be using mine at church most Sundays. I do hope you share more of your experience with it. Let us know how things went for you live.
Great Video. I am getting my Tone master pro in a few weeks. It’s great to see real life examples of how musicians use it.
Thanks so much for this video. This was so helpful and exactly the way I think I'm going to approach using mine.
Good solid advice. Thank you for taking the time to post this.
Seems without everyone using IEM you’d still need a monitor or FRFR while gigging otherwise other band members won’t hear the guitar if only front of house. Great demo
Great tones mate!
Brilliant common sense approach for live and nice playing . I’m seriously looking at FTP now although always been analog player straight into tube amps , a bit overwhelmed with modelling. I have a Cornford Hurricane and others type amps . Your demo is very much how I could see this for a setup for me. Cheers !
Thank you. That's exactly the world I am coming from. Tube head with a cab and pedalboard. This thing is really cool and super easy to use.
@@andys2357 That’s really encouraging Andy. Spent about 12 years full time in the 80’s playing all over Canada in rock and new wave acts about 200 shows a year kind of thing, you know the drill. . Now own a bar for the last 16 years with a nice PA and lighting rig. Play live occasionally although too busy running FOH audio although so enjoy when bands come in to my spot that have modelling gear that can use them correctly. No stage bleed and most of them use IEM so even better. Sounded like you were doing the demo with a humbucker type guitar ?
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@@andys2357 Killer tone … keep up the great work and thanks again … Happy New Year ! r
Love this approach. I’ve been getting bogged down with a setup for every song but this makes more sense. Can you post these to the Fender cloud with some distinct name so we can pull them down?
hi. i actually posted three today under Andy S. The plexi, the silver jubilee and the jcm 800
I can post the others as well
@@andys2357thanks just pulled them down. I’ve been using your U2 live as well - sounds great on Whose Gonna Ride…
nice to see that it actually works after seeing some negative hype from influencers
if you dont mind me asking whats your rig like do you put the TMP through just a cab or do you put it through a head then a cab ?
For live I use the fr12 up on a stand and I also run direct.
I'm curious, do you go right into PA, do you have an FR cab or into clean channel of an amp?
for gigging one output goes into the pa and the other output goes into the fender fr12 cab
@@andys2357 As a monitor?
Great video, thanks 👍 I own a TMP and to be honest i just hate the sound of it 🤷♂️ It's definitely not worth the money IMHO. I'll not use it live for now, it needs a lot more updates to be decent.
How is that video called "using it live"?
If you bothered to listen I made it pretty clear that I was showing people how I set it up to use live. don't be a dk.
@@andys2357 So does it have a tuner? That might be interesting for live purposes...
I get it. You’re that guy who just likes being a dick. So much so you said the same thing on another page. Ironically if you’d bother to listen and watch you might actually understand what I’m doing. But if you don’t just move on. Right? Is your life this empty that this is what you do?
Based on my experience, when I A/B the TMP with a real amp and pedal board, it fails pretty quickly. But when I put the TMP in the mix with the band, the convenience, instant recall, consistency and massive versatility wins instantly. I was a Fractal guy for a decade in a band with click tracks, MIDI, IEM’s, backing tracks, etc., But when you’re restricted to modelers, it’s easy to start to hate modelers. Now, I’m starting to see the light again. There are some scenarios where it’s impossible to beat a modelers without a full time tech.