He won’t do jack shit to the Timbuck market. He just can’t seem to penetrate that market.If fractal can improve the gui they would kill the market. Maybe not touchscreen needed but get rid of the 1990s vhs control buttons and look and a brighter screen and knobs on switches like c/ temp
I can see the screen just fine on my FM3 in broad daylight. I actually keep it very low in the house.brighter screen
LOL. He looks pretty innocent to me!
While I am willing to entertain the idea that someone else's guitar rig might be different than mine, and they may still be an OK person , I don't trust people who don't like dogs!
Dogs, cats, and pets in general are life.LOL. He looks pretty innocent to me!
While I am willing to entertain the idea that someone else's guitar rig might be different than mine, and they may still be an OK person , I don't trust people who don't like dogs!
Oh.... big time!Same goes in reverse, I don't trust people that dogs don't like!
Yep. The late Todd Bishop used an FM3.Just to put this in perspective, can someone post a touring guitarist on a big stage using ONLY a 3 button digital amplifier?
It’s actually very straight forward and low tech.. I enjoy its simplicity ..How’s the ui on that vox tonelab anyway
Here's some more fuel for the fire:
Here's some more fuel for the fire:
When did it happen that all these heavy shredders became the benchmark for testing whatever guitar equipment?
Where can I find this channel @DrewJD82I think the OG gear demo guys will always be the benchmarks, everything else that's come after is people throwing their hat in the ring because it works. I'm a metal/gear nerd, I'm not sure I've ever seen one of this dude's videos before, but he's got 12k views in 1 day.
If you demo it, they will come. I was looking at my YouTube analytics the other day after Blabbermouth used one of my videos in an article, the majority of my views/subscribers have come from people searching for gear and every video that mentions a piece of gear by name has quadruple or more views than any other videos on my channel, aside from some oddities. I don't even make videos that are engaging or from the mindset of getting subscribers, they're usually done in 2 minutes for something we're talking about here or because I was stoked about something.
Where can I find this channel @DrewJD82
Internally in my one man company that watches YouTube videos to late at night, we call him Mr.fizz
Well, he‘s a Death Metal guy… I think his sound is appropriate for the genre.I can’t say I’ve ever heard him get a tone that I thought sounded good. The type of music he plays is nearly amelodic and seems to be intentionally abrasive to listen to, so the tones might be on point for that style. Fizzy and unpleasant might be just what he wants.