Digital Igloo (Eric Klein, YGG)

Oh, it's not as good as that one model in another product
But in reality, do I care what any youtuber thinks ? No,the only thing that matters is that it sounds good to me
The Helix does exactly what i need, its the perfect device and ecosystem for me and yes that's all that matters
Still its funny to watch these professed experts on youtube sometimes lol
 
But in reality, do I care what any youtuber thinks ?
I agree Stone, but people like Pete Thorn, Leon Todd, Rick Beato... can be pleasant, they make a nice work.
The power of Helix is in its perpetual evolution, and Line6 communicates with customers, directly : priceless.
Who's participating to "ask me anything" here ? I love this thread.
 
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I agree Stone, but people like Pete Thorn, Leon Todd, Rick Beato... can be pleasant, they make a nice work.
The power of Helix is in its perpetual evolution, and Line6 communicates with customers, directly : priceless.
Who's participating to "ask me anything" here ? I love this thread.
Oh for sure Love Leon Todd hes amazing his explanations on Fractal products are awesome and yes there are others i really like as well
 
I agree Stone, but people like Pete Thorn, Leon Todd, Rick Beato... can be pleasant, they make a nice work.
The power of Helix is in its perpetual evolution, and Line6 communicates with customers, directly : priceless.
Who's participating to "ask me anything" here ? I love this thread.
Oh, there are plenty of great YouTube creators. (I particularly like Leon Todd and John Cordy.)

The cadence at which YGG writes, shoots, edits, approves, and deploys its own content is sorta the antithesis of what makes a great channel—quick, timely, and consistent—so I've been flirting with the idea of starting my own (non-monetized) channel that's nothing but under-3-minute-walk-throughs for power users. No intros, no "like and subscribe and ring the bell," just "learn this shortcut, step two, step three, done." Then instead of writing down steps in a forum, I can just link to the video. It'd look super low effort tho', as I have zero video skills; that dumb video I made for Sweetwater took forever.
 
No intros, no "like and subscribe and ring the bell," just "learn this shortcut, step two, step three, done."

Please do.

It'd look super low effort tho', as I have zero video skills;

Seriously, I think many Youtubers care way too much about that. In case people are genuinely interested in the topic presented, from all I know, they don't give a damn about the looks. And as you've mentioned John Cordy: Yeah, he also sort of updated his video tech recently, but it's still looking like someone mainly being interested in guitar technology and playing.
I wish much more channels would just be way more hands on and less shiny.
Along these lines: The next time I hear Rhett Shull say "without much further ado" (after endless minutes into the video already), I might get a seizure.
 
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Sliderverb?
I don't care much for reverbs, if it reverberates it's good enough, and think there's more than enough of them in Helix already.
But if this is Stellarverb, and in Helix it gets called Sliderverb it would be fucking hilarious :LOL:
Would have to store it in favorites of course, Noby McNobface.
 
Oh, there are plenty of great YouTube creators. (I particularly like Leon Todd and John Cordy.)

The cadence at which YGG writes, shoots, edits, approves, and deploys its own content is sorta the antithesis of what makes a great channel—quick, timely, and consistent—so I've been flirting with the idea of starting my own (non-monetized) channel that's nothing but under-3-minute-walk-throughs for power users. No intros, no "like and subscribe and ring the bell," just "learn this shortcut, step two, step three, done." Then instead of writing down steps in a forum, I can just link to the video. It'd look super low effort tho', as I have zero video skills; that dumb video I made for Sweetwater took forever.
I read that wrong I saw
I’d look super low effort , I need better reading glasses obviously
I am thinking. Is he is going to do 5 min tutorials no shower and in grey oversize jogging pants and a beer shirt w a spaghetti stain?
 
I've been flirting with the idea of starting my own (non-monetized) channel that's nothing but under-3-minute-walk-throughs for power users. No intros, no "like and subscribe and ring the bell," just "learn this shortcut, step two, step three, done." Then instead of writing down steps in a forum, I can just link to the video. It'd look super low effort tho', as I have zero video skills
ah, the basis of my Helix tutorial vids, albeit for the beginner user, not so much power user. Phone for camera, house lighting, Reaper video editing - like a can of Boyardee
 
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