@@zvonimirbaljak3718 live mixes are basically always in mono, because stereo imaging relies on the listener being equidistant from both the left and right speaker. Imagine if you were at a show, and one of the guitarists was panned hard right but you're in the pit standing way off to the left. You'd barely hear it.
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Amazing
Many thanks!!
since you been gone is kinda a weird song for a wedding band xd
This was pre-wedding band! I played SUBG with my last 2 agency bands though and it ALWAYS went off haha.
@@ZackSeifMusic Ah haha
Love that ambient tone man! Totally stealing it ;) (not completely)
That's what I want to hear haha! Enjoy it :)
cool stuff 🙌, I'm yet to try a comp at the end of a preset in a post production style setup, I'll give it a shot next time
It's like perfect glue!!!
12:30 good to know
I'll have an in depth A/B video coming next week month on this 😄
@@ZackSeifMusic Can't wait.
Will i be able to this in AX8?
Not exactly the same as this amp doesn't exist in that unit
So your output is mono, not stereo?
For live, yes mono. I can sell a copy of this in stereo if you want both though :)
Sell? Lol
@@ZackSeifMusic can you explain why mono, not stereo? What is the difference in live gig?
@@zvonimirbaljak3718 live mixes are basically always in mono, because stereo imaging relies on the listener being equidistant from both the left and right speaker. Imagine if you were at a show, and one of the guitarists was panned hard right but you're in the pit standing way off to the left. You'd barely hear it.
@@ZackRappMusic but what if both guitarists play stereo? two axe fx 3?