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Melodic Rock/Metal and other stuff by Gerry Tentler
Punto y Aparte 2024/08/03 @ Festival Solidario Chanvergas, Tenerife
Some impressions from our live concert at the "Festival Solidario Chanvergas" in Puertito de Güímar, Tenerife. Enjoy! :-)
PUNTO Y APARTE - The Cranberries Tribute
Lead vocals: Naty
Vocals: Candy
Lead guitar: Paqui
Guitar: Ángeles
Bass: Nando
Drums: Gerardo
All songs copyright by The Cranberries
PUNTO Y APARTE - The Cranberries Tribute
Lead vocals: Naty
Vocals: Candy
Lead guitar: Paqui
Guitar: Ángeles
Bass: Nando
Drums: Gerardo
All songs copyright by The Cranberries
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Punto y Aparte 2024/07/06 @ 90's Pub Tacoronte, Tenerife
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Some impressions from our concert at 90's Pub in Tacoronte. Have fun! :-) Lead vocals, guitar: Naty Vocals: Candy Lead guitar: Paqui Bass: Nando Drums: Gerardo All songs copyright by The Cranberries and Dolores O'Riordan
30 Years on Stage: 1994 - 2024
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Can't believe that's it's 30 years already since my first appearance on the stage. I was playing the bass guitar in a band called Runswell Mary in Tokyo then. So I decided to create this little video with some highlights of the last 30 years. Enjoy! :-) RUNSWELL MARY (1993 - 1996) Taka: vocals, guitar Kei: lead guitar Joe: drums Gerry: bass TARANIS (1997 - 2001) Andy: vocals, guitar Michael: ba...
The Big Scam - Electronic Music by Gerry Tentler
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This is the 12th song of my album "Origins", released in December 2022. If you like this track, you can get it here: soundcloud.com/gerry-tentler/the-big-scam
Punto y Aparte 2024/05/04 @ Plaza de Tagoro, Tenerife
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Some impressions from our benefit concert in Tagoro, Tacoronte. Enjoy! :-) PUNTO Y APARTE - The Cranberries Tribute Lead vocals: Naty Vocals: Candy Lead guitar: Paqui Guitar: Ángeles Bass: Nando Drums: Gerardo All songs copyright by The Cranberries
Punto y Aparte 2023/12/30 @ Autobar La Ruta, Tenerife
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Some impressions from our live concert at "Autobar La Ruta" in the south of Tenerife. Enjoy! :-) PUNTO Y APARTE - The Cranberries Tribute Lead vocals: Naty Vocals: Candy Vocals: Nando Jr. Lead guitar: Paqui Guitar: Ángeles Bass: Nando Drums: Gerardo All songs copyright by The Cranberries
Punto y Aparte 2024/02/09 @ Salvaje La Tejita, Tenerife
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Some impressions from our live concert in the bar "Salvaje La Tejita" in the south of Tenerife. Enjoy! :-) PUNTO Y APARTE - The Cranberries Tribute Lead vocals: Naty Vocals: Candy Lead guitar: Paqui Guitar: Ángeles Bass: Nando Drums: Gerardo All songs copyright by The Cranberries
Sol de la Noche 2023/11/25 @ Plaza del Amparo, Tenerife
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Here are some songs from my second live gig with the band "Sol de la Noche", this time in my hometown Icod de los Vinos! :-) Again many thanks to DJ Javier Romero for the video footage! SOL DE LA NOCHE Guitar, Vocals: Francisco Romero Drums: Eduardo Romero Bass: Gerardo Tentler
Sol de la Noche 2023/11/03 @ Casino Los Silos, Tenerife
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This video contains some songs from my first live gig with the band "Sol de la Noche", where I play the bass. Unfortunately it was raining that day, so only a few people showed up. We had a lot of fun anyway! :-) A big thank you goes to DJ Javier Romero for the video footage! SOL DE LA NOCHE Guitar, Vocals, Congas: Francisco Romero Drums: Eduardo Romero Bass: Gerardo Tentler
Minor Blues - Blues Rock by Gerry Tentler
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This is the 13th song of my album "Origins", released in December 2022 and featuring SOLARIA on vocals for the first time. If you like this song, you can get it here: soundcloud.com/gerry-tentler/minor-blues
Tex-Mex Doc - Melodic Rock by Gerry Tentler
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For this song I used my Squier Contemporary Stratocaster Special, now equipped with Fender Tex-Mex pickups, and my new Helix preset which uses the Dr Z Route 66 amp model. If you like this track, you can get it here: soundcloud.com/gerry-tentler/tex-mex-doc
Sound Comparison: Squier Stock Pickups + Pots vs Fender Tex-Mex Pickups + Pots - by Gerry Tentler
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I swapped the pickups and pots of my Squier Contemporary Special - which sound better, stock pickups and pots or Fender Tex-Mex pickups with Fender pots? 0:00 Introduction 0:48 CLEAN: Tex-Mex, Neck 0:57 CLEAN: Stock, Neck 1:05 CLEAN: Tex-Mex, Neck Middle Bridge 1:13 CLEAN: Stock, Neck Middle Bridge 1:21 CLEAN: Tex-Mex, Neck Middle 1:29 CLEAN: Stock, Neck Middle 1:37 CLEAN: Tex-Mex, Middle 1:45 ...
Sound Comparison: Ibanez AZES40 vs Squier Contemporary Stratocaster Special - by Gerry Tentler
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Two "Blackies" within the 300 - 400 € price range - which one sounds better? 0:00 Introduction 0:48 CLEAN: AZES40, Neck 0:57 CLEAN: Contemporary Strat, Neck 1:05 CLEAN: AZES40, Neck Middle Bridge 1:13 CLEAN: Contemporary Strat, Neck Middle Bridge 1:21 CLEAN: AZES40, Neck Bridge 1:29 CLEAN: Contemporary Strat, Neck Middle 1:37 CLEAN: AZES40, Bridge (Coil Split) 1:45 CLEAN: Contemporary Strat, Mi...
Sound Comparison: Ibanez AZES40 vs Fender Player Stratocaster - by Gerry Tentler
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In this video I'm comparing the different sounds of my Ibanez AZES40 (300 €) with the ones of my Fender Player Stratocaster (700 €). One has ceramic pickups, the other has alnico pickups. Which do you prefer? 0:00 Introduction 0:45 CLEAN: AZES40, Neck 0:57 CLEAN: Stratocaster, Neck 1:10 CLEAN: AZES40, Neck Middle 1:21 CLEAN: Stratocaster, Neck Middle 1:33 CLEAN: AZES40, Middle 1:45 CLEAN: Strat...
Sound Comparison: Ibanez AZES40 vs Ibanez RT650 - by Gerry Tentler
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Sound Comparison: Ibanez AZES40 vs Ibanez RT650 - by Gerry Tentler
RUNSWELL MARY 1995.09.24 @ Meguro Live Station, Tokyo
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RUNSWELL MARY 1995.09.24 @ Meguro Live Station, Tokyo
RUNSWELL MARY 1995.09.07 @ Meguro Live Station, Tokyo
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RUNSWELL MARY 1995.09.07 @ Meguro Live Station, Tokyo
Sound Comparison: NUX MG-30 vs Line6 Helix LT - by Gerry Tentler
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Sound Comparison: NUX MG-30 vs Line6 Helix LT - by Gerry Tentler
RUNSWELL MARY 1995.07.15 @ Meguro Live Station, Tokyo
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RUNSWELL MARY 1995.07.15 @ Meguro Live Station, Tokyo
Lockdown - Progressive Metal by Gerry Tentler
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Lockdown - Progressive Metal by Gerry Tentler
So What (Miles Davis) - Jazz Standard covered by Gerry Tentler
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So What (Miles Davis) - Jazz Standard covered by Gerry Tentler
Giant Steps (John Coltrane) - Jazz Standard covered by Gerry Tentler
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Giant Steps (John Coltrane) - Jazz Standard covered by Gerry Tentler
Blue Bossa (Kenny Dorham) - Jazz Standard covered by Gerry Tentler
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Blue Bossa (Kenny Dorham) - Jazz Standard covered by Gerry Tentler
Velvet Saw - Live im Knusperhäuschen (April 2010)
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Velvet Saw - Live im Knusperhäuschen (April 2010)
Deeper Ground - Alternative Rock by Gerry Tentler
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Deeper Ground - Alternative Rock by Gerry Tentler
General AI - Progressive Metal by Gerry Tentler
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General AI - Progressive Metal by Gerry Tentler
Hadiqat al'Amira - Alternative Rock by Gerry Tentler
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Hadiqat al'Amira - Alternative Rock by Gerry Tentler
Lullaby - Alternative Rock by Gerry Tentler
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Lullaby - Alternative Rock by Gerry Tentler
upload a vs de mg30 vs helix floor
this kinda comparisons are bs, doest give any real world information. copying setting from one platform to another always sounds like trash, you condemed one of both pedalboars since the first second of the video.
Phaser mix 25% why?
Nice comparison. I'd have to agree with your overall conclusion. I've owned my Helix for six years and I'm very satisfied with it, but I'm very impressed with what is coming out at a much better price point. The NUX MG-30 is very impressive.
Pls guys help me to pick the better one among Nux mg 30, Zoom g3xn and Boss GT1. All these 3 fall in almost same budget.
Mg30
The video is precise and fantastic! I just learned that when I make my own bespoke sounds or pre-sets that I have long imagined, my beloved NUX MG30 provides great sound. I must admit, though, that the unit's pre-set sounds are of a high calibre, particularly when heard on precise flat stereo monitors instead of the single speaker so called high quality monitor. I've imported pre-sets made by a player by the name of Joko's, and I must say that he has proven to have outstanding talent for creating sounds that are simply fantastic. His expertise with the ears is simply amazing. Anyway, Gerry Tentler has made me even happier because I only paid £260 for my unit, and I'm delighted I skipped the Helix. If the Nux Mg 30 mark 11 had a touch screen and a quad-core CPU, I would definitely consider upgrading, oh and more delays! Lol.
nux has more mids
What I miss in this kind of testing is the comparison of the clean signal on a comparable amp. So without effects. Because that is where the differences often lie. It is good to ask your fa what you are going to use such a device for. With a recording it all listens a lot more closely than only when using your guitar playing and/or playing together.
I am an Ibanez guy. I think the Ibanez sounds much better than the Fender Player strat.
Excellent demo. Thank you. I own an AZES40 and also a Fender Strat AmSTD, and what can I say, after a proper setup, which included in my case a slight fret levelling, the AZES is a charm to play. I bought it as a good platform for modding, but, the ceramic pickups give the guitar its distinctive character, and I just don't want to alter it, I will leave it as it is.
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It depends on what you play. Surely it would be quite easy to play something that illustrates the difference between a ceramic pickup with a 500k pot and an ALNICO with a 250k pot. It is likely that your style depends more on the computer for its tone.
The Fender definitely sounds sweeter to my ear, but... a $50 set of alnico pickups for the Ibanez would bridge that gap and save hundreds of dollars. With the extra switching options already wired in I think the Ibanez with different pickups would be my choice.
The amp sim volume and bias makes all diference in MG-30
Only if the Ibanez had alnico pups and two point trem,
You might want to check the EART DMX-9. Same switching concept as the Ibanez AZ(ES), but AlNiCo pickups, roasted maple neck, and better hardware including the two-point trem, for a really nice price! Oh, and it looks better than the Ibanez as well imho.
Thanks for the video Gerry! New sub!
Sounds like crap. Why bother?
fender 10 kilometer ahead
Awesome!
Here is a tip for all the MG30 users,use your Send/Return loop with your favorite stompbox pedal you can use it if you want with it on but turn it off for my tip and use the MG30's amp models and effects and put the S/R block in post position after the Amp block but before the effects tweak the Send level just a little 1db or 2db and the Return level 2 or 3db and you should get a louder more rounder amp like tone that makes your amp models sound thicker more tube like and not so thin sounding!
Didn't you just raised the volume of the amp about 3 db?
The Nux can sound can be much improved tweaking with compression and eq to your taste.
How about an old school digitech 2120. With the floor extension pedal.
AZ is underated, for beginner player, AZ is more than enough. But if we want to invest for long term, Player series is also a good choice.. Both guitar are great, the demo also awesome!!
Both are sounds great, just Helix has more features and connection
i find AI music so inspiring. "they" come up with so intriguing stuff human might not consider instinctivly check out my pathetic human metal guitar and vocals if you feel like it ! i sell nothign forever ill do some amator singing over this track at a 10-20 second clip and give you credit to promote your chanel ill remove it if you dislike at anytime
uploaded random vocal for giggle, gave you link and credit
Nux mg30👍👍👍
Incredibly useful comparison!
Heard nothing that impressed me. There's something wrong when you can't do a pick slide on any of the high strings like in Freed My Frankenstein. We're being screwed royally.
You have made the Helix sound bad, in a few clips , that unbearable squelch, may I suggest you make settings in each to sound good not the same dialed in tone but dialed in for best tone in each am and FX
This video is not about getting the best sound of each unit, it's a comparison of them using identical settings and the same IR. I know that both units can sound a lot better with other IRs and optimized settings.
@@GerryTentler yes overall the differences are negligible over the youtube audio and I had a hard time discerning, in fact I thought you mixed up a few files. Lol
Thanks for that Gerry. A useful tone comparison. I am however, like you I think, between the looks of the Contemporary Squier and the versatility of the Ibanez. As owner of both these guitars, for an all round Fender Strat, modern alternative, I get the feeling you would recommend the Ibanez, right? Also I've been considering spending more (aaarrrggghhh) and going to a Sire S7 then modding the wiring with an additional switch to get those extra tones (like all 3 PUP's on, etc.) What to do....what to do.... heh hehe.
For me the Squire just didn't have that bright, sparkling sound that I expected from a Strat. In this regard the Ibanez was much better. But just changing the volume and tone pots might help a lot. 😉
@@GerryTentler Does the Ibanez has enough "quack" like a real strat?
@@stefanchernev4996 in my opinion it sounds like a "nasty" Strat, because of the ceramic pickups. So for Rock music it's not a bad choice, also because of the bridge humbucker.
@@GerryTentler I was looking at the SSS config and with a little drive (and not searching for a ultra clean sound), should it be straty enough?
@@stefanchernev4996 yes, but with a bit more "beef" and a little less dynamic in the quiet passages, I would say.
The harmonics definitely do come out much better in the nux. Helix definitely has other advantages.
Live situation : Helix Lt Recording only : Nux mg 30 Nice review 🔥🔥🔥
Nux very good
What I hear is that the NUX „clearer“. Anyway, I am a long time Kemper player and bought a NUX for a cheap backup. The unit is a bang for the buck. Cool vid mate! Check this sounds th-cam.com/video/v7xOdwwl3B4/w-d-xo.html
It's always difficult to compare - because a lot of that is in the settings you use. By default the MG-30 has relatively tamed bass frequencies but quite pronounced 4K frequencies. This can lead to clearer tones in a mix, but might not feel as satisfying playing e.g. alone. if you raise the lows by 3dB its gets more in the ballpark of what we are used to hear. The low end really opens up greatly - believe me it's a night and day difference. Depending on your taste you can then also tame the highs a bit. I often just use the EQ block to draw the 4K frequency down until it sounds warm and nice. Note that the pronounced 4K frequencies also can affect the "gainier" character some see - I often lower 4K up to 7dB... if this high frequencies go unlowered into the amp it will distort the high frequencies quite early. If you lower them to balance it out, it will also be less gainier.
I owned both.. i prefer the nux.. Much more simple and sound really good
can you please recommend me the best among Boss GT 1 and NUX MG 30?
Sorry but I don't have a Boss GT 1.
NUX MG30 ... add your own IR and voila!
What a great video, thank you! Glad I purchased my NUX MG30 and payed much less than the Helix.
$Aud 430 v $Aud 2699. For my limited home purposes , the Nux works well enough at the price point.
The Hx Stomp is more the comparable unit, not the floor. Our au$ is rediculous atm
Good comparisson. Both units are Very versatile and in my opinion sounds 98% the same. It all depends on your needs or budget, when it comes to pick just one device. However, both can be used at home recording / producing / practice, and for live using ( however in this topic, Helix wins; more switches) . Nice Job Gerry !!!
I have the MG-30. 2 of them no complaints. I have a second as a backup. Since I fly a lot to gigs & sessions. And I’m always getting knicked especially flying out of Newark. And the airlines are capped at $1500 damages. So I don’t have expensive anything. I now always make a few hundred bucks when it happens.
I ♥️ my Nux MG-30. Now I can do covers of any style Good work!!🤘🎸
love mine too ...its an awesome little unit
@@caleshtcincredibles And comes with free extra hardware. It's just absolutely mind blowing.
But I feel little bit thin output, not warm sound
In the video I said that the amp settings on both units are identical, which is actually not true; the master volume on the Helix LT is set to 10 (which is the default), and on the MG-30 it's set to 4. Still both amp models sound pretty identical in my opinion. I think the reason for this is that the Plexi model that I used on the Helix has much less gain than the one on the MG-30, and leaving the master at 10 seems to compensate for this quite nicely.
In my opinion and I've been praying since 1984, there's no way in hell I would spend the money that the line 6 Helix ask for when the mg30 sounds as good if not a little bit more clearly to me. I listened through a set of Sennheiser headphones to this video.
Nux sounds fatter overall, yet the Helix will sit way better in the mix with no useless frequencies.
Thank you for the comparison video! The Line 6 Helix seems to have more upper midrange/treble (as you alluded to at the end of the video). I actually find the MG-30 a bit more pleasing to the ear with the settings you provided. I have the MG-30 and boosted the bass at the output section by about 4 db. This brought a lot of realism to the bass frequencies.
I did the same and had an 'ahaa' moment
Seems the MG uses similar modelling to the AxeFx than the Helix. Be interested in how it stacks up
It really depends on how you monitor, thru a PA that low end has to be tamed as too few some headphones but a couple of small studio monitors might be too boomy. But i roll off the output treble which has a similar effect
@@bartnettle True! I've since learned how to better optimize the frequencies of the MG30 for my usage.
@@metallica3604 Same here - another thing I've seen is to reduce 4K in a post Amp EQ by up to 7dB for warm edge of break up tones.
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Sweet groove and playing 👌 we wish you all of the best in your career
I hope you compare the Schecter C6 the 59 is more musical and beautiful than the SH-4 Duncan The Ibanez has the ducky sound I love Ibanez but I would choose the schecter C6 over both by farth-cam.com/video/IsmAXm9get0/w-d-xo.html excellent demo video thank you
Somehow I like the "ducky" sound of the Ibanez RT650 better than the more "round" sound of the Schecter C-1 Classic. I think it cuts through the mix quite well, but this might also be just my personal preference. ;-)
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This tone sounds amazing. Getting it for my LT now. Great playing. Keep it up. Rock on!!!
My all time favorite pickup is the Duncan Jazz. The JB in the bridge is also a favorite for that position. Interesting thing Ibanez did was to use a ceramic magnet in the V7 and an alnico 5 in the V8 bridge pup. A neat little mod is to swap the magnets on these two pickups. Getting the alnico 5 magnet in the V7 at the neck position to add a natural warmth to that pickup makes a lot of sense. It's easy to do and pretty quick.
Personally I think that Ibanez did this for a good reason. I mean, they've been building electric guitars for many decades even way back in the 90s. Here's a nice video which tries to prove that ceramic magnets create a warmer sound with more bottom end than the more expensive alnico magnets: th-cam.com/video/KFfBWoEYnL0/w-d-xo.html
@@GerryTentler I agree Gerry that Ibanez knows what they are doing, and did it for good reason. Although, I don't think ceramic pickups generally sound warmer. To me they are generally more crisp. Neck pickups can get muddy and bridge pickups can get harsh, so it makes sense to me to have crispness from the ceramic magnet in the neck and to round off some harsh edges in the bridge with the alnico. Of course not everyone will be happy with the v7 v8 combo, but as you show in this video they are clear and articulate pickups for most uses--though maybe not going to be everyones pick for vintage paf tones or more modern metal than say the 90s for tight rhythm in the bridge.They sound great though for what they are and definitely aren't muddy (again for anything but possibly modern metal) like so many people have complained about. It is important too the pick the right pickup for what you need of course--but also to set up the height adjustments to suit your sound because that too can make a huge difference. Great demo, Gerry!