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Hi, yes this is the signal chain. Sometimes i swapped order between G3Xn and G5n. Now I have 2x G5n and this is much more convenient

Hi, yes this is the signal chain. Sometimes i swapped order between G3Xn and G5n. Now I have 2x G5n and this is much more convenient

​@@GuitarMusicCapsuleThanks a lot! Another question... I usi the pedalboard with master level at maximum, boost zero and tone at noon. Do i have to do the same on the second G5N? Thanks again for your time and disposal 🙂

Hi @DavidZampieri , i don't have the same. G5n number 1 : Noise gate, wah, drive, amp, cab Patch level is at 100 Master knob at about 11 o'clock Boost knob zero Tone at noon G5n number2 Chorus, reverb, eq, drums, looper, volume pedal. Patch level at 100 Master knob at noon Boost at zero Tone at noon. Between both G5n, use a TS cable only I then use headphones. I can plug it also into my audio interface, 2 cables to 2 inputs to have the stereo. Gain on my audio interface is at 6/10..

@@GuitarMusicCapsule THANKS A LOT!

Yes me too !

Hi ! You can have a look at music stores or second hand shops websites. It seems that they are not available anymore except for some last stocks where they are expensive. They can be found used for 180 - 150 euros or USD for the G5n and about 130- 100 euros for G3Xn/G3n.

I am building a guitar with this neck. Pine T shaped body, Gretsch filtertron pickups, fixed bridge. We will see how it sounds.

Hi ! If you don't know the song structure yet (when you improvise for example), then you can manually switch from one part to another with a footswitch.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule - That’s awesome! Thank you for the quick response. One more question - When storing the songs, can you store the looped guitar recordings, or just the drum beat (and hopefully bass lines as well)?

For each section, the looper records the guitar loops and the drums and bass are also available as it is was recorded also in the loop. (It seems that drums and bass are not really 'recorded' into the loop section because the sound volume can be set separately for drums and bass.) Is it answering your question ?

I'll be giving this a try. Sick of paying for the stupid applicator every time I buy the GHS stuff

@@steveo44 you can add a few drops of your favourite essential oil. i use orange oil. 1 drop for 5ml. i have sometimes also dropped mineral oil directly on the ghs applicator. if i take a gig bag not a case, it's a nice package.

wait is this fr? planning to buy ghs but its hella expensive

@@jpshanderson yeah dude. it cleans and protects the strings the same way. smells a tiny bit different and you don't get an applicator. but who cares, just use a microfiber cloth.

A bad soup is sometimes a mix random vegetables. When I played this small guitar impro, I thought it was a bad soup of random notes and rythms.

No, the Dunlop 65 Ultraglide String Conditionner that I am talking about is perfectly safe for maple fretboards (the bottle with blue label). You are mixing with the Dunlop 65 Fretboard Ultimate lemon oil (bottle with yellow sticker). Dunlop has even more products in this '65' line.

​@@GuitarMusicCapsule I use dunlop 75 lemon oil for when I'm restringing on a maple Fretboard. Does it really damage it? And thanks for this video I'm going for the 65 ultra glide.

Hi ! Have a look at Jim Dunlop website : www.jimdunlop.com/formula-65-fretboard-ultimate-lemon-oil/ This is written, that product (yellow bottle of Fretboard Ultimate Lemon oil) is not for maple fret boards. I don't know this product so I can't tell you.

Yes this is the basics.

Hi. No it doesn't.

it usually adds fills in between parts. the pedal knows what you are trying to do in that aspect. also you can hold the part down to make it red and it will accent it...i do this for choruses

Excellent ! 🤣

Hi ! I bend the entire length at one time.

Thanks.

Hi ! I bought it 648€ in august 2019, sold it for 450€, so 4 years after. It was in perfect conditions, like brand new. I am a bit disapointed, this is not much for a so good guitar. At first i set the price at 550 € then 500 € and i had litterally no contact for 2 months. At 450€ I had many many contacts, but many of them were weird and not trustable. I wanted to meet to buyer in erson to avoid to ship it. I selected the most trustable buyer, someone polite and someone willing to play guitar. This guitar has electronics and some buyers are scared about the life duration on the guitar.

Sorry I don't know. My fretboard is varnish maple so I don't have this problem.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule okay, thank you

The guitar is plugged into the "guitar in" of the Trio and the effects are in the FX loop so they have no impact in the teaching.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule I hadnt considered that , I use an external acoustic modeler , direct in and under that circumstance effects can cause issues. thanx

Hi ! I don't know the Roland GR55. I browsed it on the web and I found that this device has a guitar input and a stereo phones output. So this is possible to do it with your device. But look at the very first comment under the video : a youtuber posted a comment with a much better solution. Basically you will need a cable or adapter 1 TRS mini jack to 2x TRS mini jack at a dollar store. This adapter duplicates the signal from 1 to 2 connectors. Plug the guitar into the Trio guitar IN. Plug Trio FX send to the GR55 guitar IN Plug the GR55 audio OUT into the Trio FX return Plug the GR55 phones OUT into the adapter. Plug the Trio phones out into the adapter. Plug your headphones (or stereo monitors or else) into the adapter. Trust me, this youtuber has a great idea because it works.

Plug Trio FX envoyé à l’entrée guitare du GR55 : pas possible car la seule entrée 😢guitare du GR 55 est une prise 13 broches. (S’il y a vraiment une solution, merci de me la préciser : je suis preneur). Personnellement, je branche ma guitare sur cette entrée 13 broches du GR55 via câble 13 broches lui-même relié au capteur hexaphonique GK3 fixé sur la guitare, puis sortie jack GR 55 vers entrée jack Trio, etc… Ça fonctionne très bien. Le Roland GR 55 et le Trio + sont des appareils géniaux. J’ajoute (lorsqu’il y a du chant le processeur de voix TC Helicon Harmony GXT… Et là, j’ai un groupe complet tout en jouant seul. Que du bonheur. 🎶🎸🎶

​@@GuitarMusicCapsulethanks man..... This was very nice of you. I appreciate you took the time to respond my enquiry. I will let you know if works or not.

​@@MacGyver618I will give it try 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@@hermanodejesus7264 Bonjour, je ne parviens pas à restorer mes patches sur le GR55: les messages « usb no ready » ou « memory read error » apparaissent… Pouvez-vous m’aider?

Thanks for your feedback. My Dunlop 65 bottle lasted 1 year. Daily use, sometimes 2x per day.

Thanks

Yes, very bright. I don't like it.

Wenge must be combined with woods such as walnut and cherry, mahagony also, those have great mids and quite alot of bass. From what I know wenge is supposed to have a good bass, but no mids. It is a very percussive material, that's why modern metal players love to use wenge necks. Putting a maple fingerboard on that neck could improve the situation.

Thank you for the info.

Yes, the 4 guitars is messy.

Hi ! My hands are sweating a lot when i play guitar. So the strings are rusty quickly : after 1 month or so they are completely dead, rusty. They are then eating the frets ! Now after each playing session, i clean the strings with the dunlop product. I can see that the product is removing some rust / dark and brown dust from the strings. The strings are also a little bit with oil. After cleaning, they are not like new. They are still getting dark but not rusty. To me, they are now playable for 2 to 3 months. So yes for me this product is a way to have the string 2x to 3x longer.

Thank you for the comment. What would you suggest ?

@@GuitarMusicCapsule Your Playing Is Good, But The Guitars Sounds Way To Harsh..So With That, Here's One..Why does my guitar sound bad.. th-cam.com/video/swYhDAfwaIg/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=guitarlessonswerdemusiker..Also There's All Kinds Of Mixing Tutorials On TH-cam..Here Is One Of Them..th-cam.com/video/C2WPNv_dTfI/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ProduceLikeAPro

I will have a look.

Ok, i have watched those videos. Video1 about playing guitar : 1. Tune the guitar. Yes I will pay attention to that. 2. 'Pushing too hard the strings on the fretboard while fretting'. Definitely this is one of my issues. I learned without a teacher and this is a bad habit to push too hard the strings. I will work on it 3. Setup of the guitar. As i push the strings too hard, i am eating the frets and a setup is now needed to have a good playability. Video 2 about mixing: 4. EQ is important. I will try to add one in my multieffect patches. Other advices are not relevant for me today. I record from my multieffect directly into my laptop. No audio interface. My laptop is from 2009, i got it broken from a trash and i repaired it. It runs on a light Linux environment. I record using Audacity and cannot run complex DAW. In fact i play music with my guitar and I do not want to play with a DAW. So fine tuning a sound with a keyboard and mouse in a DAW is not really possible with my current setup and it is not my goal for now. Thanks for the videos, i have 4 improvement actions to work on.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule No audio interface? Thats a No No directly into Your laptop..If You have a Windows PC "WASAPI driver mode" Or a Mac".. Or Linux..By Using a External Audio Interface "ASIO driver mode" You Will Have better Recording results than Going directly into Your laptop "Steinberg" designed this format "ASIO" to improve latency performance and channel count compared to Windows Audio drivers. ASIO allows the software to bypass Windows Audio and gives direct communication to the hardware. This is the preferred driver mode for all professional recording and audio applications. Because of the direct communication between the hardware and the software, device sharing between multiple applications is severely limited or not allowed. This means you won’t be able to reliably run more than one program using your interface while your recording software is open. Those are a Must Have For Recording Production..Focusrite Scarlett (Most Popular Of All-time) Solo 3rd Gen USB Audio Interface 99 Bucks..www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ScarSG3--focusrite-scarlett-solo-3rd-gen-usb-audio-interface.. I don't understand Other advices are not relevant for you today..(Audio Interface?) For Only 99 Bucks..Your In The Music, You Play The Guitar And Why Not Shine To Get Better Sound Recordings You Will have Better Results..If you don't have the Money Now..Save Save Save

Thanks for the comment. Same for me. To me the stereo reverb sound more natural. The 4 guitars sound like verry messy.

Hi ! This is the Tstyle guitar kit from Thomann. I painted it in red with a spray paint can I bought at Lidl (it's a budget shop). I carved out the pick guard from a kitchen part from Ikea. Nice 🙂. I finally sold it.

I am asking ChatGPT to generate also the melody. I will try to play its suggestion and i will post it.

Today I asked ChatGPT to generate the lead guitar melody, the result is awful. So I don't continue the experiment for the moment.

Hello, sorry i don't know. I am using only original power supplies.

I wanted to battery power the Trio Plus and it is possible, but you need to bear in mind that it is a real power hog. I connected a large-capacity USB powerbank to a 5V to 9V step-up converter that in theory could handle 800 mA (the current draw of the Trio Plus) bought online but I very quickly fried the converter. I managed to get my setup to work by powering the Trio Plus through TWO converters. Make sure that any converters or wall wart that you use can supply a total of at least 1000 mA (constant current, not peak current). It's useful if you can find converters with a digital display to monitor what current and/or power is going through them. Any guitar effect external 9 volt PSU with a standard centre-negative connector will work with the Trio Plus provided it can supply at least 1000 mA.

I am very interrested by this solution. But i don't understand how it works. The solution shall work when we teach the trio, when we record in the looper, and when we play along with the trio. Could you please describe it with more details ? And the jack splitter, is it 1 stereo to 2 mono, splitting the left and right ? Or is it a 1 stereo to 2 same stereo (like a duplicate) ? I am excited by your solution. Looking forward to having more details. Thank you.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule OK, it is pretty simple. From the diagram at 0:50 in the video : instead of using the Out/L stereo from the ZOOM into the FX return of the Trio+, use the Out/R from the Zoom : it is mono but Trio+ is as well = no change in the treatment of the FX loop for the Trio+. Then the out/left stereo is free for a headphone option with a great sound. Any common headphone splitter has 2 female jack sockets and 1 one male jack socket. The sound coming in the male socket will be heard in the 2 female sockets (traditional use). But the sound that is feeding one of the female jack socket will also be heard in the other one. This is why i said it is working both ways : you can listen to one audio source with 2 headphones, but you can also add 2 audio sources to be heard by 1 headphone. Here is the devices you will need (cheap and easy to find on the net or at your local supermarket) - 1 stereo headphone splitter - 1 extention stereo male/male cable - 1 adapter 6,3/3,5 mm stereo jack Here are the pluging instructions : - Plug the male jack socket of the headphone splitter in the headphone out of the Trio+ . - Plug the extension stereo cable in the out/left stereo of the ZOOM with the 6,3/3,5 mm adapter stereo jack, then plug the other side of the cable into one of the female sockets of the headphone splitter already plugged into the Trio+. - Plug your favorite headphone in the other female socket of the headphone splitter. THERE YOU ARE !! ready to play with the best options and sounds you can get from the Trio+ and the Zoom, with a very cheap solution. The only negative point is that you'll have a little decrease of the volume in your headphones, but it is easy to treat by adjusting the sound level from both gears. Of course this method won't improve the sound of your guitar coming from the Trio+ (mono as always) but the sound you'll have from the zoom will be great as you play, and you can teach, record loop on the fly without using any other equipment. Advice : instead of using your headphone, you can also use the same method to plug into any standard home sounding equipment : playing a long time with headphones can be tiring. Hope all of these informations are understandable. Have fun !

Wow this is great, I tested it and it works perfectly! Thank you very much for this brillant idea! I changed my config recrntly, I have delay/reverb effects after the Trio. So i don't have this mono issue. Anyway, thank you for this hint.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule you're welcome, happy to share solution.

@@user-cb1te6ci2f@guitar music capsule can make a video with this alternative solution? I don’t get it right :(

Hi , i have now another configuration : Multieffect-> Trio Plus -> another Multieffect. The second multieffect has stereo effects. So it is possible to avoid completely the use of headphones output and use the multieffect stereo output to PA. But I haven't tried it a PA, so cannot tell if it really works. Link to my config th-cam.com/video/YY1_YQnxVS8/w-d-xo.html

Both are good.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule thank you. I'll go for Dunlop then

Hello, this is with a long press on the part button. For example, if part 2 button is selected (= solid bright green), long press on part 2 will make it blink (= drumstick count enabled). Then press footswitch Band and it will start the music with the drumstick count before. I own the external footswitch. This feature is done with long press on middle footswitch then.

Got it, thanks!

Hello, again! can you recommend a power source for the trio+ on a pedalboard? I could use the wall wart on an extension cord, but I’d rather have it on my board.

Sorry i cannot help : i am using only original power supplies from the Trio and from my multi effects.

Hi! What is your configuration ? I will try and let you know if i succeed with a piano (well i don't have a piano i will use my computer with emulated piano.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule thanks, I am using a keyboard into the guitar input of the Trio+ to create backing, which works if I use chords but not notes on keyboard (can use either notes or chords with guitar). But the looper can't seem to capture any keys at all, even though I have seen other people have successfully done it.

Hi ! I tried and it works fine : synth software on my PC, PC audio output into the Digitech Trio+ guitar input. It works just fine, teaching and looper features. Sorry I cannot help you. Tell us if you find the solution.

@@GuitarMusicCapsule thanks for taking a look and will do. I have a new issue though. When I play back my pattern, occasionally I accidentally trigger the AI learning and then can't see how to cancel it without over writing my existing pattern, any ideas?

Hi! I played already my yamaha silent guitar nylon (SLG200N) with the zoom G3XN and it sounded great. But never vith a steel electro acoustic, so i don't know it it sounds well. What about a disto pedal and a good real looper instead of both Trio + G3XN ? For battery powered gear sorry i don't know as both need a power supply. For amp, sorry i play with headphones and i cannot help you for your question.