This is a hidden gem. I bought this months ago and this thing is amazing. Sounds great and natural. Only thing is that i wish it has better internal components which has better chips and a noiseless switchers. When i connected the roland expression pedal to use it as a volume pedal, the overall volume decreased.
Getting paid to sponsor something doesn't discredit the product, you showed us what it does therefore you're just getting paid to play guitar with an awesome pedal, and that's badass keep it up man!
None. I tried. After 37 years, lord I tried. My last "last pedals" were EH Canyon, Ravish Sitar and TC Ditto X4 looper....they all feed the Habit, just like my Zoom G3--which has same sounds as the G5, but the point really is appreciating each and every pedal for what it is--a tool, with it's own characteristics, which either you can use somewhere or not; but then I'm a tweaker, and constantly: experimental guitarist since 1976. Oh hell ENJOY IT ALL, you only live once or twice... Cheers
Remarkable--very deep pedal, as the instructions state. I got one used, it's one of a kind. Will take some time to fully explore, but what complex tones! Try one; try to get one used (cheaper). Once I input my personal sound and place delay/looper after it...whoa: another world man.. Good luck
Great professional review. Based on numerous TH-cam reviews, Nu-X Cerberus is definitely THE BEST sounding multi-effects board with the most user friendly interface. If I didn't already have dozens of analog pedals, this would be my first choice. For the money, Nu-X is way ahead of the competition. In fact, I don't think there is a multi-effects pedal that comes close with sound quality and simple analog interface. Thanks for the review.
I agree..and no I dont work them. In fact I hope they build on the Cerberus platform. Its built like a tank, midi, built in boost (on a CC pedal)..tuner...totally authentic sound..at like 300-400 USD? Nothing else gets close. I keep hoping but...nothing yet, as of 5/2020.
I've had a Cerberus for about four months. What makes it win for playing live? (1) No tedious menus to navigate. (2) Analog overdrive and distortion. (3) Preset mode with 112 user preset memory slots. Such a great tool! There is room for improvement: (1) Software UI is a little odd. (2) Distortion suck out too much low end. A full Bass, Middle, Treble tone stack for Distortion would be awesome. (3) Red and green tuner sharp/flat lights are too small to see unless you're standing right over them. On the whole, I agree with Tyler. It's so cool and sounds great.
Hi, have you had any solution for the distortion, mine sounds odd as well I've had it for one week and I still am tweaking my distortion and overdrive trying to find a good point where my guitar wouldn't be overly noisy, I found the distortion more noisy and less pinch harmonic friendly than my amp's dist, and the bass is weird as well it feels to me like if it scooped the mids, the bass seems to take the dynamics away of the palm muted notes on the low e string
I own a lot of different amps, from Line6 Spider Valves to Marshall's and Fenders. I also own top end Line6 effect pedals. I kind of gave up on pedals and actually wish I had kept some of mine because the pricing on those is now astronomical. I kept the Line6 stuff and my Yamaha delays. But, I found NUX. I am the first guy to be very wary of EFX from China (cheeseball comes to mind), but these guys and a couple of others have impressed me. I own the NUX Time Force and the Roctary. First the Roctary. The most sought after Leslie simulator is the Roto-Vibe for guitarists, outside of using a Leslie 122. But they have become extremely pricey and are limited. The Roctary is amazing. It not only simulates the horn section of the Leslie but the bass section. And, when you overdrive a Leslie, you get that cool tube distortion. The Roctary allows you to simulate that overdrive. They put a lot of thought into that pedal and then, on top of it, throw in a polyphonic octave effect. I assume that the Roctary engine is the same one in the modulator section of the Cerebus pedal. (I love that name Cerebus, reminds me of Amon Duul II). The Time Force, another great pedal. Many different delay models, not just a delay, like almost all effects. It gives you tape loop, analog and a few others. It is not noisy but it likes to have batteries for lunch. Anyway, this pedal probably does a lot more than most are showing. I find it very versatile and like the patching. Most pedals, in one end, out the other. The ones touting Axe/FX forgot to mention the Kemper. There will always be someone who thinks theirs is the best because they spent a couple of grand to purchase it. But with music, money doesn't always equate to sound and quality. A lot of hit records prove that. Like with guitars. No one wants a Mexican Strat but they play just like an American one (I have a few Strats of both regions) and some Mex Strats sound better. I own an HSS Mex Strat with a locking tremolo. Nice guitar, not cheap either, in price and quality. And Music is Win, thanks for taking the time to demo this.
KERBEROS (Cerberus) is a mythological creature from greek mythology. It is the gigantic, three-headed hound of Haides which guarded the gates of the underworld and prevented the escape of the shades of the dead. Kerberos was depicted as a three-headed dog with a serpent's tail, mane of snakes, and a lion's claws. According to some he had fifty heads although this count may have included the serpents of his mane.
Nux makes good stuff. I have a 15 bucks tubescreamer clone and it´s a dirty cheap beast, awesome value. Thanks for the video, Tyler. Greetings from Spain!
Had this unit for about a month,absolutely brilliant! great for rehearsals , easy pick up and plug in, will be trying it next month at an up coming gig.
Will be great if you do some more multi effects pedals videos. As I think it's great to have lots of pedal sounds without busting the bank. One more thing your courses were a great refresher for me, really happy that I enrolled. Learned lot of stuffs! I have a request.... Please make a video on Indian raga and how to play it on guitar. Recently Steve vai came to India and said that Indian raga was a great inspiration for him. Would love to hear from you about the concepts... Thanks a lot for everything! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Really cool, sounds great, and I love where NUX is going with their equipment, but that's technically not a multi-effects pedal - it's 4 discrete pedals stuffed into one box. Multi-effects pedals are units like the Line-6 Helix, Digitech's RP series, Zoom, Headrush, Boss' ME/GT series, etc..
It has multiple effects, so it's a multieffects pedal, albeit not a typical one like the Line-6 Helix, DigiTech's RP series, Zoom, Headrush, Boss' ME/GT series, etc.
Tyler, I don't know which cameras do you use or your video editing workflow, but here's a friendly reminder from one of your online students: use white balance for both cameras. There's a huge color temperature difference between them, and when you switch from one to another it shows. Keep shreddin', great review!
I saw Pete's demo on this too, this pedal would be tailored towards me. I'm not a pedal guy, I own a Helix but if I owned an amp I'd probably go this route.
I like gear reviews if they are useful for informing my purchasing decisions. One key ingredient in this is that I like to know how things compare to appropriate competitors. I don't care the slightest bit if there's money involved, if it doesn't interfere with this. If a sponsorship means you can't A/B with another product, that's a deal breaker.
Greeting! Is it possible to make the same sound for example: distortion (with very little drive) delay, reverb on one switch, and on the other switch the same sound (so the same distortion), but with many more drives? Thank you 🙂
This should read "Best Sounding Multi-Effects pedal" *For The Money* Because not all are created equal. Allow me to clarify. A Boss ME-80 is just dandy sounding for $300. Does it sound better than my Line 6 Helix? No. Of course not. But it is $1200 cheaper and that has a "quality" all it's own.
+SixStringLove Guy: Indeed. Excellent clarification. I have tried the NuX - it can and does sound pretty tasty and at the price point IMO needs serious consideration. But like you, I won't be trading in my AX-8 any time soon. :D I do think many of these smaller footprint combo units are quite nice - for many more casual situations, the tiny size and modern, generally high quality tones make for a compelling product. cheers and good point to note...
Dude is a great player, makes great content and is way more experienced and knowledgeable about guitars than I am. But am I the only one that really doesn't like the sounds he gets out of his green PRS?
Correct me if im wrong, but this thing is in some way missing the “preamp” and “poweramp” sections. Its like plugging your dist pedal straight to the cabinet, isnt it? No cool
The main thing that seems to be missing here is the ability to handle Channel switching on your amp. For this reason I am much more interested in the boss ms3
I own this products and a boss es8. I tried the boss ms3 and did like the sounds of the effects. I bought the Cerberus and was amazed at how good the effects sounded. Again, I own a boss es8 and have a nice board with great pedals. But i have gigged with only using this small unit and it does the job.
That looks and sounds like a great new toy I'll be buying...I like this a lot!...I've always been disappointed in me's sound and the annoyance of all the futzing around...
Cerberus , often referred to as the hound of Hades, is a multi-headed dog that guards the gates of the Underworld to prevent the dead from leaving. Ouch!
love your stuff , hope you answer this comment . I go to a gig with my deluxe reverb and 4 pedals and a tuner pedal . Its always a pain in the ass I hope I can find an easier set up watching this video thanks
can i request for a review video of the latest firmware update of Nux Cerberus, thanks you in advance.. I'm a huge fan of yours, all the way from Philippines.. cheers!
I love tech21..but this is a deeper Fx unit (if you want that), some do some dont. Tech21 is more WYSIWYG..but if you want more out of it..it only goes so deep. No presets. No midi. I LOVE Tech21..a great US company..but if ya want similar but deeper..consider Cerberus. (Until our friends at Tech21 release their answer to it).
In "multi-effects" pedals, how can you switch from one tone preset to another while playing live? Are you going to turn the tone selector with your fingers while playing live? Or can you do it with your foot while playing live? Anyone? Thanks!
In Greek mythology, Cerberus, often called the "hound of Hades", is the monstrous multi-headed dog that guards the gates of the Underworld to prevent the dead from leaving
Yep, full IR capabilities. You can load 3rd party IRs, and the stock NUX ones are excellent. Just put a preamp like a Joyo American Sound in the loop between Drive/Dist & Mod/Delay&Verb. It makes a big difference. I gigged with one of these straight to the mixer>PA for over a year & 1/2. Good tones, but I always used my own drive pedals. The ones on the Cerberus are very dark. Everything else is good!! You can go stereo to the mixer, IRs to L/R. The headphone out is also IR-loaded and stereo. Amazing stereo chorus, reverb, and delays. The software is very easy to use, just do the firmware upgrade for improved tones & features.
Good playing and demo video but I don't like the tone you're getting from either the guitar or the multi effect or maybe both, it's sounding a bit too digital in a bad way (the multi effect) and just the overall tone just sounds like it lacks warmth, maybe the guitar? I don't know what it is but the playing is great and the quality of the video is great too.
Hello, That you turn down the volume so quickly when you play with the distortion is telling me that your distortion is very noisy. You should have shown the floor noise generated by the distortion, that is very important for all guitarists from live to the same as the delay time when changing from one preset to another. Thanks anyway, but without that data this pedalboard is useless to me.
Not long after I went electric, I knew I needed 3-4 basic effects to emulate different styles. This would be perfect for that situation. However, if you play in a very controlled setting (i.e. church gig, theater pit band) a patch based multi-effects pedal/processor might be a more practical option for a similar expense. Am I right that this is not well suited to DI to a board?
Great video and your sound mike picked up everything perfectly. In this modern day and age why are we still seeing such primitive gear coming out that is old with new labels on them. Loud clicking noices on pedal buttons and same ole same ole effects we had almost 40 years ago that have hardly changed. Depressing.
Maybe after all this time, these effects are still relevant ? Of course there are tons of boutique pedals out there with way more possibilities and options than this but also better build quality and way more expensive. As far as an affordable basic multi-effect pedal goes, this is not bad at all. A very creative tool imo
Tell you what......Earlier this year, I bought a Boss Katana 100/212 and the damn thing sounds *Amazing* !!! I just recorded it for the first time and was *Shocked* by how Awesome it came out!!! You get access to over 50 Boss pedals, so it saves you from needing any other basic pedals....Plus, it just sounds GREAT!!! The only TC Helicon pedal I have is a Voicelive 2......that thing is Really just Insanely Excellent!! Got it bc it has *Studio Quality* vocal processing/effects and pitch correction, as well as multi-part vocal Harmonies that actually sound Natural and studio quality.....PLUS, it is made to also be used Live, which most studio quality effects are NOT made to do!!! Besides those two companies, I have a Digitech *Trio Plus* which is VERY impressive!!!
Many years ago, Zoom stuff used to be a joke.....like even bad for cheap stuff. But now, people give their stuff good reviews, so maybe they make better quality gear now. I did buy a Zoom R24 (for mobile on-location recording) and I was surprised at how many features it has and how decent it is for such an affordable device. I am an engineer, but NOT a "gear snob" at all.....In fact, I LOVE cheap gear that is Good Quality and usable in the studio
This is a hidden gem. I bought this months ago and this thing is amazing. Sounds great and natural. Only thing is that i wish it has better internal components which has better chips and a noiseless switchers. When i connected the roland expression pedal to use it as a volume pedal, the overall volume decreased.
The fact that you straight up said that you get paid to do this review, I think even more people would buy that multi-effects pedal! Respect!
We don’t care if you get paid for Sponsor ! You have so many awesome videos and you deserve some cash 💰 🔥🎸
100%!
Fanboy
Getting paid to sponsor something doesn't discredit the product, you showed us what it does therefore you're just getting paid to play guitar with an awesome pedal, and that's badass keep it up man!
thanks to modern tech multi effects pedals are getting better and better, and affordable. :)
Great more gear to buy, looks like I'm not eating for the next month
James Barr hahaha hilarious man!
Yes... Its such a terrible disease Guitaritus. There's no cure either !
None. I tried. After 37 years, lord I tried. My last "last pedals" were EH Canyon, Ravish Sitar and TC Ditto X4 looper....they all feed the Habit, just like my Zoom G3--which has same sounds as the G5, but the point really is appreciating each and every pedal for what it is--a tool, with it's own characteristics, which either you can use somewhere or not; but then I'm a tweaker, and constantly: experimental guitarist since 1976.
Oh hell ENJOY IT ALL, you only live once or twice...
Cheers
how are you liking that ravish sitar ? i believe i could skip lunch for a couple of months for one of those.
Remarkable--very deep pedal, as the instructions state. I got one used, it's one of a kind. Will take some time to fully explore, but what complex tones! Try one; try to get one used (cheaper). Once I input my personal sound and place delay/looper after it...whoa: another world man.. Good luck
That bend at 0:32 is one of the reasons I breathe!! You're seriously so inspiring!!!!
The Best Sounding Multi-Effects Pedal played by The Best Most Awesome TH-cam Tyler.
Great professional review. Based on numerous TH-cam reviews, Nu-X Cerberus is definitely THE BEST sounding multi-effects board with the most user friendly interface. If I didn't already have dozens of analog pedals, this would be my first choice. For the money, Nu-X is way ahead of the competition. In fact, I don't think there is a multi-effects pedal that comes close with sound quality and simple analog interface. Thanks for the review.
I agree..and no I dont work them. In fact I hope they build on the Cerberus platform. Its built like a tank, midi, built in boost (on a CC pedal)..tuner...totally authentic sound..at like 300-400 USD? Nothing else gets close. I keep hoping but...nothing yet, as of 5/2020.
@@georgebarry8640
Trident (with a few caveats) seems like a worthy extension of the Cerberus platform
I've had a Cerberus for about four months. What makes it win for playing live? (1) No tedious menus to navigate. (2) Analog overdrive and distortion. (3) Preset mode with 112 user preset memory slots. Such a great tool! There is room for improvement: (1) Software UI is a little odd. (2) Distortion suck out too much low end. A full Bass, Middle, Treble tone stack for Distortion would be awesome. (3) Red and green tuner sharp/flat lights are too small to see unless you're standing right over them. On the whole, I agree with Tyler. It's so cool and sounds great.
Hi, have you had any solution for the distortion, mine sounds odd as well I've had it for one week and I still am tweaking my distortion and overdrive trying to find a good point where my guitar wouldn't be overly noisy, I found the distortion more noisy and less pinch harmonic friendly than my amp's dist, and the bass is weird as well it feels to me like if it scooped the mids, the bass seems to take the dynamics away of the palm muted notes on the low e string
You ripped that demo man! Thanks for the killer playing!
I own a lot of different amps, from Line6 Spider Valves to Marshall's and Fenders. I also own top end Line6 effect pedals. I kind of gave up on pedals and actually wish I had kept some of mine because the pricing on those is now astronomical. I kept the Line6 stuff and my Yamaha delays. But, I found NUX. I am the first guy to be very wary of EFX from China (cheeseball comes to mind), but these guys and a couple of others have impressed me. I own the NUX Time Force and the Roctary. First the Roctary. The most sought after Leslie simulator is the Roto-Vibe for guitarists, outside of using a Leslie 122. But they have become extremely pricey and are limited. The Roctary is amazing. It not only simulates the horn section of the Leslie but the bass section. And, when you overdrive a Leslie, you get that cool tube distortion. The Roctary allows you to simulate that overdrive. They put a lot of thought into that pedal and then, on top of it, throw in a polyphonic octave effect. I assume that the Roctary engine is the same one in the modulator section of the Cerebus pedal. (I love that name Cerebus, reminds me of Amon Duul II). The Time Force, another great pedal. Many different delay models, not just a delay, like almost all effects. It gives you tape loop, analog and a few others. It is not noisy but it likes to have batteries for lunch.
Anyway, this pedal probably does a lot more than most are showing. I find it very versatile and like the patching. Most pedals, in one end, out the other. The ones touting Axe/FX forgot to mention the Kemper. There will always be someone who thinks theirs is the best because they spent a couple of grand to purchase it. But with music, money doesn't always equate to sound and quality. A lot of hit records prove that. Like with guitars. No one wants a Mexican Strat but they play just like an American one (I have a few Strats of both regions) and some Mex Strats sound better. I own an HSS Mex Strat with a locking tremolo. Nice guitar, not cheap either, in price and quality. And Music is Win, thanks for taking the time to demo this.
thanks for this demo - it took less than a minute to know I didn't want it - but that's the great thing about demo's - they can save you money
KERBEROS (Cerberus) is a mythological creature from greek mythology. It is the gigantic, three-headed hound of Haides which guarded the gates of the underworld and prevented the escape of the shades of the dead.
Kerberos was depicted as a three-headed dog with a serpent's tail, mane of snakes, and a lion's claws. According to some he had fifty heads although this count may have included the serpents of his mane.
Great! go figure.
Nux makes good stuff. I have a 15 bucks tubescreamer clone and it´s a dirty cheap beast, awesome value. Thanks for the video, Tyler. Greetings from Spain!
I would love to see you compare this to the Tech 21 Fly Rig, Sonic Cake and Mooer Black Truck/Red truck combo products.
He’s not really into enabling Gear Addiction Syndrome
Had this unit for about a month,absolutely brilliant! great for rehearsals , easy pick up and plug in, will be trying it next month at an up coming gig.
Hey man, how did the gig go?
@@CamiloPefaur awesome great authentic tones, through a vox, can't go wrong
7:05 whoa! That was sick.
Will be great if you do some more multi effects pedals videos. As I think it's great to have lots of pedal sounds without busting the bank.
One more thing your courses were a great refresher for me, really happy that I enrolled. Learned lot of stuffs!
I have a request....
Please make a video on Indian raga and how to play it on guitar.
Recently Steve vai came to India and said that Indian raga was a great inspiration for him.
Would love to hear from you about the concepts... Thanks a lot for everything! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Bruh, that kind of sustain shouldn't be legal
Lee Fire did you say "sustainiac pickup"?
Really cool, sounds great, and I love where NUX is going with their equipment, but that's technically not a multi-effects pedal - it's 4 discrete pedals stuffed into one box. Multi-effects pedals are units like the Line-6 Helix, Digitech's RP series, Zoom, Headrush, Boss' ME/GT series, etc..
It has multiple effects, so it's a multieffects pedal, albeit not a typical one like the Line-6 Helix, DigiTech's RP series, Zoom, Headrush, Boss' ME/GT series, etc.
Tyler, I don't know which cameras do you use or your video editing workflow, but here's a friendly reminder from one of your online students: use white balance for both cameras. There's a huge color temperature difference between them, and when you switch from one to another it shows. Keep shreddin', great review!
You can connect any pedal to that amp and it will sound as good.
Can be used directly into mixer without using an amplifier ? How does it sound ?!
I saw Pete's demo on this too, this pedal would be tailored towards me. I'm not a pedal guy, I own a Helix but if I owned an amp I'd probably go this route.
I like gear reviews if they are useful for informing my purchasing decisions. One key ingredient in this is that I like to know how things compare to appropriate competitors. I don't care the slightest bit if there's money involved, if it doesn't interfere with this. If a sponsorship means you can't A/B with another product, that's a deal breaker.
You got some skills there bro...loved how you finished the intro jam, with
that last lick...
Very good demonstration and I am going to buy one
This is why I Love my Pod500
Very helpful.Will check it out,And looks simple to dial in.
Keep the gear reviews coming!
Greeting! Is it possible to make the same sound for example: distortion (with very little drive) delay, reverb on one switch, and on the other switch the same sound (so the same distortion), but with many more drives? Thank you 🙂
This should read "Best Sounding Multi-Effects pedal" *For The Money* Because not all are created equal. Allow me to clarify. A Boss ME-80 is just dandy sounding for $300. Does it sound better than my Line 6 Helix? No. Of course not. But it is $1200 cheaper and that has a "quality" all it's own.
+SixStringLove Guy: Indeed. Excellent clarification. I have tried the NuX - it can and does sound pretty tasty and at the price point IMO needs serious consideration. But like you, I won't be trading in my AX-8 any time soon. :D
I do think many of these smaller footprint combo units are quite nice - for many more casual situations, the tiny size and modern, generally high quality tones make for a compelling product.
cheers and good point to note...
00UncommonSense00 Line6 helix sucks. Fractal wins)
What was that crazy feedback or hum at 0:19 right after he pushes the DIST? It only lasts a split second but its there.
You know he's got the noise gate on for suree
Good vid. Really loosened up the bowels for my morning dump
Dude is a great player, makes great content and is way more experienced and knowledgeable about guitars than I am. But am I the only one that really doesn't like the sounds he gets out of his green PRS?
DontKillAnts I love PRS, but I agree. I’m not a huge fan of the tone he’s getting out of the SC 245.
I've heard him sound great on the SC - it's likely that crappy digital multipedal he is playing through.
@@scottyb3b7 the drives are analog actually
@@scottyb3b7 the effects are analog. The resistance configuration is digital... pretty smart
Correct me if im wrong, but this thing is in some way missing the “preamp” and “poweramp” sections. Its like plugging your dist pedal straight to the cabinet, isnt it? No cool
Sounds GOOD and sharp. I use a boss rc300 and it's difficult to get a decent distorsion. of course it's not it's best feature.
The Mooer GE200 crushes this ....
The main thing that seems to be missing here is the ability to handle Channel switching on your amp. For this reason I am much more interested in the boss ms3
I own this products and a boss es8. I tried the boss ms3 and did like the sounds of the effects. I bought the Cerberus and was amazed at how good the effects sounded. Again, I own a boss es8 and have a nice board with great pedals. But i have gigged with only using this small unit and it does the job.
That looks and sounds like a great new toy I'll be buying...I like this a lot!...I've always been disappointed in me's sound and the annoyance of all the futzing around...
Cerberus , often referred to as the hound of Hades, is a multi-headed dog that guards the gates of the Underworld to prevent the dead from leaving. Ouch!
Greek mythology
Do we need to add nosiegate when using distortion?
love your stuff , hope you answer this comment . I go to a gig with my deluxe reverb and 4 pedals and a tuner pedal . Its always a pain in the ass I hope I can find an easier set up watching this video thanks
Nice range
wow . very cool sounding
Reminds me, especially the logoing & colts/fonts of my old trusty
TubeWorks MosValve Combo, but way clearer; technology marching on!
You should do a cover of mean street and I love your tone
How is it possible to practice with backing track. There is no AUX in. Maybe use some looper with AUX in at the end of the chain.?!
is this better than the MOOER 200 thingy?
Nearing 300K subs. Looking good.
This pedal reminds me of the Sansamp pedal. Its very close in the preamp department.
I'd still just get a Boss GT 10, GT100, or even a GT 8. Nuno Bettencourt used to use a GT 8 in his rig set up. You can get them super discounted now.
Are you using gt 100.
Damn if Music is Win uses this then it must be something.
He doesn't use it tho.
does your guitar have a sustainiac?
can i request for a review video of the latest firmware update of Nux Cerberus, thanks you in advance.. I'm a huge fan of yours, all the way from Philippines.. cheers!
have you ever tried tech21 rk5 ???
I love tech21..but this is a deeper Fx unit (if you want that), some do some dont. Tech21 is more WYSIWYG..but if you want more out of it..it only goes so deep. No presets. No midi. I LOVE Tech21..a great US company..but if ya want similar but deeper..consider Cerberus. (Until our friends at Tech21 release their answer to it).
Have you tried the Sonicake Rockstage? I would be interested in your opinion.
Are there any effects units out there that are effects only and no distortion ?
..prolly.
Sounds great. Can you tell me if you are using any other effects with it. Like an Amp setting for instance.
Thank you.
No, he couldn't tell you.
How much would something like that run?
Cost?
In "multi-effects" pedals, how can you
switch from one tone preset to
another while playing live?
Are you going to turn the tone
selector with your fingers while
playing live? Or can you do it
with your foot
while playing live?
Anyone?
Thanks!
cmiiw but I think it has built in preset you can activate in something like "live mode"
Question. How does this sound going into a PA and not a guitar amp?? Cabinet simulator? Thx
Decent. It's an IR loader
which multieffect have seteve vai sound any recommand?
Just hit subscribe button...im a gambler and yea music is win...been looking after some multieffect and yea..i think i found it. Regards from Poland
Your licks are awesome as always... Influenced by Satriani I guess...
Can you set up the overall volume of each individual preset?
how do you buy one? I can’t find pricing anywhere
You can buy it off of Reverb
The bit at 1:14 almost reminds me of the guitar track on the Halo 2 theme song.
7:32 That first bend sounds like Friedman! Amazing review.
This or the Mooer Red Truck?
In Greek mythology, Cerberus, often called the "hound of Hades", is the monstrous multi-headed dog that guards the gates of the Underworld to prevent the dead from leaving
wow is that an analog multi effects pedal?
anything for bass??
in mi opinion , for the 300 us, i think that boss ms-3 is a better option.
What about the noise gate for single coils? Apparently this gadget will expose any single coils cancer.
Which is better? This Nux Cerberus or Korg AXG3000?
Is it better than the Mooer red truck??
Federico Casuriaga I think so. It sound better to my ears
Does it sound good with a bass ?
Does it come with a cab sim? If so, can I plug it direct into a PA without any amps?
Yep, full IR capabilities. You can load 3rd party IRs, and the stock NUX ones are excellent. Just put a preamp like a Joyo American Sound in the loop between Drive/Dist & Mod/Delay&Verb. It makes a big difference. I gigged with one of these straight to the mixer>PA for over a year & 1/2. Good tones, but I always used my own drive pedals. The ones on the Cerberus are very dark. Everything else is good!! You can go stereo to the mixer, IRs to L/R. The headphone out is also IR-loaded and stereo. Amazing stereo chorus, reverb, and delays.
The software is very easy to use, just do the firmware upgrade for improved tones & features.
is this a analog pedal in one?? or another multi effects like ME80?
excelent work...
I got one Cerberus ; you can get SO MUCH better tones out of it !
Good playing and demo video but I don't like the tone you're getting from either the guitar or the multi effect or maybe both, it's sounding a bit too digital in a bad way (the multi effect) and just the overall tone just sounds like it lacks warmth, maybe the guitar? I don't know what it is but the playing is great and the quality of the video is great too.
The T-Rex Soulmate is the Dogs Bollocks, the Nux is just the dogs mess left behind
Does it have reverb?
Hello, That you turn down the volume so quickly when you play with the distortion is telling me that your distortion is very noisy. You should have shown the floor noise generated by the distortion, that is very important for all guitarists from live to the same as the delay time when changing from one preset to another. Thanks anyway, but without that data this pedalboard is useless to me.
Can it handle bass guitar
Not long after I went electric, I knew I needed 3-4 basic effects to emulate different styles. This would be perfect for that situation. However, if you play in a very controlled setting (i.e. church gig, theater pit band) a patch based multi-effects pedal/processor might be a more practical option for a similar expense. Am I right that this is not well suited to DI to a board?
It actually is. It has an IRloader that is perfect for going into a board.
Can you use the Boost in manual mode? Great video as usual, and greetings from Norway!
yes u can
Hello MW, can i use this to play high gain Metallica riff? Can it produce James Hetfield tone?
Noise gate?
Pedal has lots of function, but is lacking in clarity. Kind of a haze over everything IMO, and that haze isn't purple.
Great video and your sound mike picked up everything perfectly. In this modern day and age why are we still seeing such primitive gear coming out that is old with new labels on them. Loud clicking noices on pedal buttons and same ole same ole effects we had almost 40 years ago that have hardly changed. Depressing.
Maybe after all this time, these effects are still relevant ? Of course there are tons of boutique pedals out there with way more possibilities and options than this but also better build quality and way more expensive. As far as an affordable basic multi-effect pedal goes, this is not bad at all. A very creative tool imo
Tyler check the fly rig Richie kotzen rk5 I think is the best
How does this compare to the Mooer?
Red truck? This maybe beats it because it has more features, including cab ir loader, etc. As for sound, you gotta try that yourself
this or boss gt100?
I wanna know too... this or Boss GT 100...
What amp is that through? Like what do I need to get which can process something as powerful as this beast
My Hughes and Kettner Switchblade sounds like this with its built in effects. Test one.
Try a Zoom G1Xon
Richard Trump yeah try it
Sorry to say but that literally sucks
Its amazing
Tell you what......Earlier this year, I bought a Boss Katana 100/212 and the damn thing sounds *Amazing* !!! I just recorded it for the first time and was *Shocked* by how Awesome it came out!!! You get access to over 50 Boss pedals, so it saves you from needing any other basic pedals....Plus, it just sounds GREAT!!! The only TC Helicon pedal I have is a Voicelive 2......that thing is Really just Insanely Excellent!! Got it bc it has *Studio Quality* vocal processing/effects and pitch correction, as well as multi-part vocal Harmonies that actually sound Natural and studio quality.....PLUS, it is made to also be used Live, which most studio quality effects are NOT made to do!!! Besides those two companies, I have a Digitech *Trio Plus* which is VERY impressive!!!
Many years ago, Zoom stuff used to be a joke.....like even bad for cheap stuff. But now, people give their stuff good reviews, so maybe they make better quality gear now. I did buy a Zoom R24 (for mobile on-location recording) and I was surprised at how many features it has and how decent it is for such an affordable device. I am an engineer, but NOT a "gear snob" at all.....In fact, I LOVE cheap gear that is Good Quality and usable in the studio