Great video. Love your honesty and sense of humor. Fellow guitarist and lover of Jesus. I almost got a Plethora X5 a few years back when it came out, went for a Helix Effects instead. Ended up returning it lol, had a faulty output. I have a Pedaltrain Novo24. Pedalboard into my Kemper toaster. I like TC electronic pedals. I kept the Spark Booster (the one with the 4 knobs) and use it as a Mid boost after drives. Pedalboard has been powered by a True tone CS7 (will be changing it to a Ciosk DC7 due to power versatility requirements). I haven't gotten electrocuted yet LOL. I like your rig. Pretty versatile and also minimalistic at the same time. Im considering purchasing the new Plethora X3 to go after my comp-drives (3) - boost - Dunlop Vol Pedal - as a mod/pitch/lofi workstation before Delay and Reverb. Thank you for your video!!
Great to meet you, Javier! Thanks for stopping by and watching my content! Oh yes, TC has a great vibe, don’t they? I also find that their stereo pedals can mono sum well. Even their reverbs don’t mush up when playing them mono. I use the Spark as a pre-drive boost to squeeze more gain out of the MojoMojo and the Dark Matter. The X3 sounds like an incredible real estate saver while providing TC tone. And yes, do get the DC7 for power! That USB output is so good for the Line 6 wireless, or powering my Sony camera!
I was planning on using the plethora x5 with my hx stomp XL and dedicating the HX solely to Amps and the plethora just to the effects with a strymon 'verb before the final fx return. It looks like I'm on the right track. As for quirky pedals, I use a Guptech Berryverb reverb pedal and its a very cool monster.
Yes this setup is very versatile, with the Stomp being able to switch to a super stomp box for the times I connect to real amps. Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll check it out.
Great info. Thanks. Question - You mentioned that the Plethora is in the effects loop of the HX Stomp, and your drive pedals are in the effects loop on the Plethora. The HX Stomp effects loop converts digital to analog on the send, and converts analog to digital on the return. I'm assuming the Plethora does the same thing. How do avoid latency? Great stuff.
This video made me smile. Thanks! I'm a user of the Headrush MX5 right now, but I really want to move on from it. I just can't decide between going the switcher/multi fx route like the Boss MS3, the Plethora X5 or X3, or the HX Stomp, or just standing pat. I have weird needs I guess. My favorite music to play is hard rock and metal (stuff like Metallica and Soundgarden) where I have lots of distortion and then mid song go from searing leads to crystal cleans with chorus, reverb, and compression. I need something where I'm not tap dancing all day. I use a real amp as well: Mesa Dual Rectifier. I own a few other pedals as well that I love and use regularly: a JHS fuzz, a Dunlop Wah, a Digitech Whammy, a Maxon OD9, a TC Electronic Dimension, and a Wampler multi delay pedal. The Headrush was suiting these needs but I find the switches on it to be quircky; they don't always work, and the expression pedal on it doesn't work well either. Which is a shame because the unit itself sounds great, but usability is bad. I recently tried the Boss GT1000Core, but I hated it and sold it almost as soon as it came thru my front door. The interface was awful and I wasn't impressed with the effects or amp sims on it. This video made me laugh because here I'm trying to decide between the very two pedals you decided to integrate with each other. My budget won't allow for that so I need to pick one. Any suggestions?
Thank you for watching! The problem I have with the Plethora is that it's designed to mimic the experience with pedals on the floor. If you need instantaneous switching between clean and lead sounds (like bringing in a chorus and delay, while switching out overdrive), it's quite hard to do that with the Plethora unless you have MIDI. The HX Stomp has a much better point of utility and flexibility in this regard. I'd choose it over the PX5 for this purpose.
You can totally do Stereo Input in Strymon Iridium … read the Manual … or you can do the 4 Cable Method with the Iridium and Plethora X5, which means put the Iridium Mono in the FX Loop of the Plethora … nice video …
Thanks! Yup I know, my mistake was assuming the two top corner jacks were input L and R. I hadn't realized the input is TRS stereo, which means getting an additional custom cable in. I had insufficient research.
Great video, I’m wanting to add an X3 to my board. You asked about quirky pedals, I have had a Ibanez DE-7 delay on my board for years, it makes the best space ship noises! Haha
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar lol yes it was! hard to forget that name! haha I've never played one but I want to try more from that line of pedals. I had the Fuzz years ago and liked it.
Awesome content! I use HX Stomp and on the Send/Return Effects Loop I use a Y Stereo Cable. Send/Return R for my Overdrive Analog Pedals and Send/Return L for my Strymon Timeline and Bigsky. I am using Send/Return > Mono
Wow, that's quite a detailed rundown, with separate loops for both your dry and wet effects! Looks like you're going mono with your Strymons, am I understanding that right?
Nice video, interesting ideas for the pedalboard setup. I have a pedalboard just with Tonex and Helix XL that I use for everything. I setup midi from Helix. Every song is a new preset. Every preset has snapshots that send midi and changes to the relevant amp on Tonex. I also now have a Dream 65 pedal which I really like, considering a new setup. I am happy that I offload dsp heavy modeling to tonex captures. I can use helix only as an effects / snapshots device per song. Are the reverb / chorus / octaver / delays better then Helix on Plethora? I never bought TC Electronics pedals. Worth the upgrade? Should I also get a X3 or X5 and combine with Helix + Tonex?
Oh nice rig and setup, big ToneX or ToneX One? I’ve heard the Dream 65 is quite different to the Helix amp models (in that it is far more realistic and sometimes that makes the margin of error in tweaking smaller. Helix pushes amps beyond what’s physically possible). The TC stuff feels different from the Helix with its own vibe. My guitar heroes use TC gear so those are the sounds I vibe with. I’d say Helix effects are more tweakable, but the TC stuff is more sonically distinct.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar Drean65 I think one of my most expensive pedals. I think it’s most fun to play vs Helix and vs Tonex in terms of Fender models/ captures. You can use pedals in front. My favorite is Caline bluesky transparent overdrive with this. I have the big Tonex because of midi. I am quite happy with the captures. I will never buy a Friedman amp because it’s over 3k Euros but I can enjoy it in Tonex. Also Tonex is fire and forget. I don’t have to tweak except volume staging. Everything you download according to likes on amplitube is worth going to stage. Makes things so much easier.
Over $3k price tag and still needs to be regularly maintained, tubes will need replacement, etc... Alternatively, get 2x ToneX One's and have enough leftover to get a fully decked out pedalboard and maybe even a guitar!
Trying to set up 4 wire cable, but when I plug It into the send/return it kills my high gain channel on my Frideman amp. Same thing on my Blackstar amp. I got it used. Is there a setting I'm missing?
For me it's a Line6 HX Effects and sometimes a volume pedal going to my Roland Bues Cube artist's effects loop, 4 cable way. Does almost everything I could dream of wifhout the cable/power supply hassle. Doesn't make coffe though ! :-D
That is if I need pedals at all... ;-) I must admit that the reverb, tremolo and even drive sounds on the blues cube are sometimes more than enough for me. (If I need no "special" sound like delay, chorussing, filtering, synths etc.)
I can appreciate that! I have a pair of Roland Microcubes in the office (from my predecessor) and when I need something different, I go stereo and mic them up with some room ambience. They sound big!
Thanks! And it’s a dream guitar for other genres too! There’s some ergonomic advantages to the shape, like a surprising balance and unparalleled upper fret access.
How you find Helix effects versus TC Electronic? I'm also a fan of TC and I'm thinking about buying the Plethora X5. The thing is it's a similar price as the HX Stomp which also offers amp sims
They have their own vibe! If you love sounds from their artist list (for me it was John Petrucci and Steve Lukather), then TC is definitely the ticket to those tones. I love their flanger, univibe, and pitch shifter, with the Mimiq being quite a unique doubler.
Great video! I am considering the Plethorax X3 to use with my stomp XL. . . With the X5, do you have midi global tap tempo option from the stomp? Any way to control the tap tempo outside of tapping in each effect individually?
Hi Ben, thank you! Unfortunately no, there's no global tap tempo on the Plethora yet. It's a highly requested feature and updates are slow on the platform. This is why I'm using non-time based effects on the Plethora (compressor, pitch shifter, chorus, vibrato, mimiq).
Hi great video tks. One question how would you compare the quality of the delays reverbs and modulation effects you get from the plethora to those found in the stomp helix ? I LL be interested in your feed back on this. Regards
Thank you for the kind words! I'd say they're on par in terms of quality, but they have their individual vibe and unique character. The Plethora seems to have an edge in being able to mono-sum better than the Helix effects. A stereo Glitz reverb on the Helix, for example, sounds weird when mono-summed, but the TC reverbs sound great whether in mono or stereo. But I think the Helix has an edge in terms of tweakability. Parameters are much more accessible than on the Plethora, which sometimes groups parameters together into one knob.
Your setup confuses me. Why the PX5 and a Helix too? I have the Plethora myself and it seems like it would do all the HS does. I’ve considered jumping off the PX5 just to get to something without the overwhelming junk that is TonePrint library. Thoughts?
Hi! The PX5 is missing amp sim, which is why I wanted to go with an Iridium originally. Then I thought, since my HX Stomp was lying around, I might as well see what happens when I integrate the PX5 in its FX loop to expand the limited number of blocks on the HX Stomp. Turns out, the TC sound has a different vibe from the Line 6 effects, and now that I have them both in one rig, I can go with either flavour (or combine them). Oh yeah, I can totally relate to the cluttered and clunky UX with the TonePrint library. But Line 6's Custom Tone isn't that much better to be honest.
In the PX5? Oh, I preferred the amp sounds from my HX Stomp (and Iridium for that matter). If both of those amp sims go down, the PX5 could save the gig in a pinch.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar OIC. That makes sense. I’m toying with the idea of using the PX5 just for verbs and delays in the effects loop only. I haven’t found a compressor setting I like in it.
For a whole host of reasons, foremost being I live in an apartment complex so there are volume issues. I have an AC4 and even having it at 1 on the 1/4 power setting caused a complaint.
It’s not inferior at all. As a matter of fact it is MORE versatile than anything analog. Just because it is not your taste/style (and that’s ok) it doesn’t make the products inferior.
Hear, hear, Bradley! I just finished a gig where I had to swap an amp sound just before sound check because the venue made Fender sounds completely mush.
Seems like religious music is the new Pop. I still don't see why you have all that stuff and don't just settle on one thing/one multi-effector. How much does church music need? Not a troll..just don't know much about band music in a church. Thanks for any info and Best Regards! BTW..missed a good Matrix meme with the store. "The first thing you need to know about going out to the store...Is that There is no store..."
Love the Matrix reference! "There is no store...then you'll realize, you're not at the store, you are the store." (I think the reference crumbled in on itself at this point...) It depends on which church tradition you come from, I think. While some churches can make their own music (the big three of Hillsong, Bethel, Elevation for example), most of us are essentially cover bands who play worship songs from 80's folk rock (even hair metal) to current EDM if you're in youth ministry.
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The lead tone at the start of the video is outrageously great!
Thank you for the kind words, Phil! It's mostly that Explorer and the outrageous sustain!
Came for the tips, stayed for the shredding 🤘🏼
Rock on! It’s to let out the 80’s kid who can’t shred on the Sunday platform, haha.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar I hear you... Although I can't shred on a Sunday even if I wanted to.
Haha, gentle shred, that’s a genre we should popularise!
Great video. Love your honesty and sense of humor. Fellow guitarist and lover of Jesus. I almost got a Plethora X5 a few years back when it came out, went for a Helix Effects instead. Ended up returning it lol, had a faulty output. I have a Pedaltrain Novo24. Pedalboard into my Kemper toaster. I like TC electronic pedals. I kept the Spark Booster (the one with the 4 knobs) and use it as a Mid boost after drives. Pedalboard has been powered by a True tone CS7 (will be changing it to a Ciosk DC7 due to power versatility requirements). I haven't gotten electrocuted yet LOL. I like your rig. Pretty versatile and also minimalistic at the same time. Im considering purchasing the new Plethora X3 to go after my comp-drives (3) - boost - Dunlop Vol Pedal - as a mod/pitch/lofi workstation before Delay and Reverb. Thank you for your video!!
Great to meet you, Javier! Thanks for stopping by and watching my content! Oh yes, TC has a great vibe, don’t they? I also find that their stereo pedals can mono sum well. Even their reverbs don’t mush up when playing them mono. I use the Spark as a pre-drive boost to squeeze more gain out of the MojoMojo and the Dark Matter.
The X3 sounds like an incredible real estate saver while providing TC tone. And yes, do get the DC7 for power! That USB output is so good for the Line 6 wireless, or powering my Sony camera!
nice video! i appreciate the info. nice playing too!
Thank you for the kind words! I hope the information was useful!
I was planning on using the plethora x5 with my hx stomp XL and dedicating the HX solely to Amps and the plethora just to the effects with a strymon 'verb before the final fx return. It looks like I'm on the right track. As for quirky pedals, I use a Guptech Berryverb reverb pedal and its a very cool monster.
Yes this setup is very versatile, with the Stomp being able to switch to a super stomp box for the times I connect to real amps.
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll check it out.
God bless you on your work for the Kingdom
Thank you for the kind words, Jonathan! God bless you too!
Great info. Thanks. Question - You mentioned that the Plethora is in the effects loop of the HX Stomp, and your drive pedals are in the effects loop on the Plethora. The HX Stomp effects loop converts digital to analog on the send, and converts analog to digital on the return. I'm assuming the Plethora does the same thing. How do avoid latency? Great stuff.
Thank you! I don’t feel the latency with this “double D/A/D conversion”, it’s probably there but it’s negligible.
This video made me smile. Thanks! I'm a user of the Headrush MX5 right now, but I really want to move on from it. I just can't decide between going the switcher/multi fx route like the Boss MS3, the Plethora X5 or X3, or the HX Stomp, or just standing pat. I have weird needs I guess. My favorite music to play is hard rock and metal (stuff like Metallica and Soundgarden) where I have lots of distortion and then mid song go from searing leads to crystal cleans with chorus, reverb, and compression. I need something where I'm not tap dancing all day. I use a real amp as well: Mesa Dual Rectifier. I own a few other pedals as well that I love and use regularly: a JHS fuzz, a Dunlop Wah, a Digitech Whammy, a Maxon OD9, a TC Electronic Dimension, and a Wampler multi delay pedal. The Headrush was suiting these needs but I find the switches on it to be quircky; they don't always work, and the expression pedal on it doesn't work well either. Which is a shame because the unit itself sounds great, but usability is bad. I recently tried the Boss GT1000Core, but I hated it and sold it almost as soon as it came thru my front door. The interface was awful and I wasn't impressed with the effects or amp sims on it. This video made me laugh because here I'm trying to decide between the very two pedals you decided to integrate with each other. My budget won't allow for that so I need to pick one. Any suggestions?
Thank you for watching! The problem I have with the Plethora is that it's designed to mimic the experience with pedals on the floor. If you need instantaneous switching between clean and lead sounds (like bringing in a chorus and delay, while switching out overdrive), it's quite hard to do that with the Plethora unless you have MIDI. The HX Stomp has a much better point of utility and flexibility in this regard. I'd choose it over the PX5 for this purpose.
You can totally do Stereo Input in Strymon Iridium … read the Manual … or you can do the 4 Cable Method with the Iridium and Plethora X5, which means put the Iridium Mono in the FX Loop of the Plethora … nice video …
Thanks! Yup I know, my mistake was assuming the two top corner jacks were input L and R. I hadn't realized the input is TRS stereo, which means getting an additional custom cable in. I had insufficient research.
Yeah man, I know the feel … back in the 90’s, it was so much easier just go to the store and test everything out … nowadays it’s always a surprise …
Great video, I’m wanting to add an X3 to my board.
You asked about quirky pedals, I have had a Ibanez DE-7 delay on my board for years, it makes the best space ship noises! Haha
Thank you for the kind words! Oh I remember that line of Ibanez pedals. I had the phaser!
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar That was a very underrated line of pedals.
@GettinBetterWithDave Was the Weeping Demon part of it? I remember the name but don’t remember what pedal it was haha.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar lol yes it was! hard to forget that name! haha I've never played one but I want to try more from that line of pedals. I had the Fuzz years ago and liked it.
Great video!
Thank you for the kind words!
spark and mojo are great pedals
Yes they ARE. They form the core of my drive section on my Plethora X5 board. Pure TC tone!
Awesome content! I use HX Stomp and on the Send/Return Effects Loop I use a Y Stereo Cable. Send/Return R for my Overdrive Analog Pedals and Send/Return L for my Strymon Timeline and Bigsky. I am using Send/Return > Mono
Guitar --> Hx Stomp -->
(Effects Loop Send/R Return > Keeley Tone Workstation > JHS Sweet Tea v3 > The Dude)
&
(Effects Send/ L Return > Timeline > Bigsky) --> Hx Stomp Output
Thank you for watching!
Wow, that's quite a detailed rundown, with separate loops for both your dry and wet effects! Looks like you're going mono with your Strymons, am I understanding that right?
Nice video, interesting ideas for the pedalboard setup.
I have a pedalboard just with Tonex and Helix XL that I use for everything. I setup midi from Helix. Every song is a new preset. Every preset has snapshots that send midi and changes to the relevant amp on Tonex. I also now have a Dream 65 pedal which I really like, considering a new setup.
I am happy that I offload dsp heavy modeling to tonex captures. I can use helix only as an effects / snapshots device per song.
Are the reverb / chorus / octaver / delays better then Helix on Plethora? I never bought TC Electronics pedals. Worth the upgrade? Should I also get a X3 or X5 and combine with Helix + Tonex?
Oh nice rig and setup, big ToneX or ToneX One? I’ve heard the Dream 65 is quite different to the Helix amp models (in that it is far more realistic and sometimes that makes the margin of error in tweaking smaller. Helix pushes amps beyond what’s physically possible).
The TC stuff feels different from the Helix with its own vibe. My guitar heroes use TC gear so those are the sounds I vibe with. I’d say Helix effects are more tweakable, but the TC stuff is more sonically distinct.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar Drean65 I think one of my most expensive pedals. I think it’s most fun to play vs Helix and vs Tonex in terms of Fender models/ captures. You can use pedals in front. My favorite is Caline bluesky transparent overdrive with this. I have the big Tonex because of midi. I am quite happy with the captures. I will never buy a Friedman amp because it’s over 3k Euros but I can enjoy it in Tonex. Also Tonex is fire and forget. I don’t have to tweak except volume staging. Everything you download according to likes on amplitube is worth going to stage. Makes things so much easier.
Over $3k price tag and still needs to be regularly maintained, tubes will need replacement, etc... Alternatively, get 2x ToneX One's and have enough leftover to get a fully decked out pedalboard and maybe even a guitar!
Trying to set up 4 wire cable, but when I plug It into the send/return it kills my high gain channel on my Frideman amp. Same thing on my Blackstar amp. I got it used. Is there a setting I'm missing?
Hi! Just to clarify, 4CM with the Stomp or with the Plethora X5?
For me it's a Line6 HX Effects and sometimes a volume pedal going to my Roland Bues Cube artist's effects loop, 4 cable way. Does almost everything I could dream of wifhout the cable/power supply hassle. Doesn't make coffe though ! :-D
That is if I need pedals at all... ;-) I must admit that the reverb, tremolo and even drive sounds on the blues cube are sometimes more than enough for me. (If I need no "special" sound like delay, chorussing, filtering, synths etc.)
A simple yet effective rig that meets your needs! Excellent!
I can appreciate that! I have a pair of Roland Microcubes in the office (from my predecessor) and when I need something different, I go stereo and mic them up with some room ambience. They sound big!
Nice gibson there,dream guitar for metal
Thanks! And it’s a dream guitar for other genres too! There’s some ergonomic advantages to the shape, like a surprising balance and unparalleled upper fret access.
Do all explorers have glossy necks?
I don’t think so. But it certainly is glossy on this 2017 HP model. The natural Korina ones may not have gloss.
How you find Helix effects versus TC Electronic? I'm also a fan of TC and I'm thinking about buying the Plethora X5. The thing is it's a similar price as the HX Stomp which also offers amp sims
They have their own vibe! If you love sounds from their artist list (for me it was John Petrucci and Steve Lukather), then TC is definitely the ticket to those tones. I love their flanger, univibe, and pitch shifter, with the Mimiq being quite a unique doubler.
Nice intro!
Thank you! It’s going to end up as a new song in the pipeline!
Great video! I am considering the Plethorax X3 to use with my stomp XL. . . With the X5, do you have midi global tap tempo option from the stomp? Any way to control the tap tempo outside of tapping in each effect individually?
Hi Ben, thank you! Unfortunately no, there's no global tap tempo on the Plethora yet. It's a highly requested feature and updates are slow on the platform. This is why I'm using non-time based effects on the Plethora (compressor, pitch shifter, chorus, vibrato, mimiq).
Do you have any patches of hd500x line6
Hi Carl! Unfortunately I don't, as I do not use a HD500X. I missed that train, as I jumped from the X3 Live to the Helix!
3:19 "Your Mother's Radio..." Ouch, now that sounds vicious.
I don’t think I meant it that way, haha!
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar I know, I know...but it still sounds funny out of context in the Ghetto context.
Hi great video tks. One question how would you compare the quality of the delays reverbs and modulation effects you get from the plethora to those found in the stomp helix ? I LL be interested in your feed back on this. Regards
Thank you for the kind words! I'd say they're on par in terms of quality, but they have their individual vibe and unique character. The Plethora seems to have an edge in being able to mono-sum better than the Helix effects. A stereo Glitz reverb on the Helix, for example, sounds weird when mono-summed, but the TC reverbs sound great whether in mono or stereo. But I think the Helix has an edge in terms of tweakability. Parameters are much more accessible than on the Plethora, which sometimes groups parameters together into one knob.
Your setup confuses me. Why the PX5 and a Helix too? I have the Plethora myself and it seems like it would do all the HS does. I’ve considered jumping off the PX5 just to get to something without the overwhelming junk that is TonePrint library. Thoughts?
Hi! The PX5 is missing amp sim, which is why I wanted to go with an Iridium originally. Then I thought, since my HX Stomp was lying around, I might as well see what happens when I integrate the PX5 in its FX loop to expand the limited number of blocks on the HX Stomp. Turns out, the TC sound has a different vibe from the Line 6 effects, and now that I have them both in one rig, I can go with either flavour (or combine them).
Oh yeah, I can totally relate to the cluttered and clunky UX with the TonePrint library. But Line 6's Custom Tone isn't that much better to be honest.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar are you not using the global IR?
In the PX5? Oh, I preferred the amp sounds from my HX Stomp (and Iridium for that matter). If both of those amp sims go down, the PX5 could save the gig in a pinch.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar OIC. That makes sense. I’m toying with the idea of using the PX5 just for verbs and delays in the effects loop only. I haven’t found a compressor setting I like in it.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar Any chance you’ve tried the Headrush stuff? The GigBoard looks pretty great too.
ah, same journey as I am just on
May the road ahead be blessed! Gotta enjoy the journey and the destination.
Why you use digital when the sound is inferior to analog?
For a whole host of reasons, foremost being I live in an apartment complex so there are volume issues. I have an AC4 and even having it at 1 on the 1/4 power setting caused a complaint.
It’s not inferior at all. As a matter of fact it is MORE versatile than anything analog. Just because it is not your taste/style (and that’s ok) it doesn’t make the products inferior.
Hear, hear, Bradley! I just finished a gig where I had to swap an amp sound just before sound check because the venue made Fender sounds completely mush.
Seems like religious music is the new Pop. I still don't see why you have all that stuff and don't just settle on one thing/one multi-effector. How much does church music need? Not a troll..just don't know much about band music in a church. Thanks for any info and Best Regards! BTW..missed a good Matrix meme with the store. "The first thing you need to know about going out to the store...Is that There is no store..."
Love the Matrix reference! "There is no store...then you'll realize, you're not at the store, you are the store." (I think the reference crumbled in on itself at this point...)
It depends on which church tradition you come from, I think. While some churches can make their own music (the big three of Hillsong, Bethel, Elevation for example), most of us are essentially cover bands who play worship songs from 80's folk rock (even hair metal) to current EDM if you're in youth ministry.
@@AllAboutWorshipGuitar Fair enough. Just learning about worship music. Best Regards
Stop buying pedals its addictive like drugs.
I agree! Which is why the digital route is so good. Line 6 continually releases new stuff in firmware updates so that scratches the new gear itch.