Guitar Pedals VS. Multi FX for Beginners | Pros and Cons |
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
0:12 What to expect from this video
1:12 Individual pedals or multi-effects?
2:19 Mini grab-and-go pedalboard
4:26 Headrush gigboard
5:18 Cost
7:24 Modularity
9:41 "Pedalboarding"
11:01 Practical use (no. of sounds + change speed)
15:39 Tonal options
17:18 Gig scenarios
18:43 Programmable loop switchers and effects loop
20:05 Cost - lots of options at all price points
20:33 Gokko Audio Axe MX300 multi-effects pedal
21:46 End notes - เพลง
TIMESTAMPS:
0:12 What to expect from this video
1:12 Individual pedals or multi-effects?
2:19 Mini grab-and-go pedalboard
4:26 Digital multi-effects (Headrush gigboard)
5:18 Cost
7:24 Modularity
9:41 "Pedalboarding"
11:01 Practical use (no. of sounds + change speed)
15:39 Tonal options
17:18 Gig scenarios
18:43 Programmable loop switchers and effects loop
20:05 Cost - lots of options at all price points
20:33 Gokko Audio Axe MX300 multi-effects pedal
21:46 End notes
Stop and think about what your doing with you’re time on earth
@@justinTime077 wasting it?
I thin A hybrid option is the best, i have a multifx (with amp sims) and some stomp boxes, a pedalboard patchbay to finish it off
I have high respect for the analog stomp boxes (i started to learn effects from these), however, you cannot deny how far and better the digital multi effects have gone, even better it comes with amp modelling for us who cannot afford ludicrous expensive tube amps can finally get the tones we want with digital multi effects board. But then again, different players, different preferences.
👋👋 YES KING👑🔥
Uh huh... well I sold my helix lt before it depreciated and purchased my dream ‘ludicrous-tube-amp’ used for roughly the same price. I can’t say I’m looking back, and I could die happy with just this amp.
Now I’m not trying to digitally emulate a Mesa Triple Rectifier, and I have the exhilarating feel AND true great sound I was after. I’m not looking down at my guitar and wondering what’s missing, or playing around with lots of wacky eq and effects to get to “almost sounds real”
Different player, different requirements yes. I've said no way multi fx modeling can get the textures of a tube amp. But That is not entirely true either. Not all digital amps are the same, and also take into consideration the type of speaker, pickups, and amp settings used. Same amp, different speakers, different sound. Many ways to assist sound other than just a tube amp. What I also did, was find a small Magnavox 20 watt tube amp with an 8-inch speaker then mic 'd through the pa, or used a Line out into pa to boost the bass, for small clubs. The amp cost me 35 USD at a junk store and weighs about 10 lbs. I've had it 15 years and with original tubes still puts out a great sound for small clubs or recording.
Here is a classic Marshall redux of the 62 Bluesbreakers amp, 149 USD, with a try before you buy license. www.softube.com/marshall-bluesbreaker?gclid=CjwKCAjwu5CDBhB9EiwA0w6sLQs9z8yXxwjeLlHr2ZrAAXApN2tc42TJl56IVWH2qQJM7cWiOYKoERoCy6sQAvD_BwE
Amp sims are crap!!! Always switch them off! Multi effects should be used with a decent amp
so true Its like a dream come true for me xD
Analog for drives, multi for modulation, delay, reverb, etc. 🤟
Analog for delay too
Digital delay 100x better
Thought the same!
that´s pretty much my setup, a couple of drive pedals and the then through a multi, all for under 150 bucks, portable and saves having to remember settings on each and every pedal.
I love the on the fly tweakability of single stompboxes and also the consistency and convenience of multi fx pedals so I made a hybrid rig.
Been an avid multieffects user for years. But this 2019, i tried analog pedals for the very first time. I would say it costs too much than multis but cant deny the tone quality that analog gives.
nasa timpla parin
pareho lang yon. lol. ang pinagkaiba lng ay durability. mas hnd durable ang multi effects kaysa analog. ang analog naman ay mabigat dalhin kpag mdamihan pero pareho lng yon sa tunog.
Trashtalkl hindi rin para sakin brad. Siguro may ilang effects na halos magkaparehas pero mostly hindi sila magkatunog ang multifx and stompboxes.
@@nicksenseitv4922 nope for me. For example Hindi ka makakakuha ng same swell ng Strymon bigsky sa any multi. It is engineered to have a distinct sound since it has its own hardware/software inside the stompbox same sa multi na kasing laki niya. Tingin ka sa mga pros. May preference sila ng sound kaya nakadepende ang ibang tunog sa ibang engineering brands like for overdrive/pre amp (timmy) tape delay (el capistan) reverb (bigsky) tube screamer (ibanez) distortion (mxr/boss) and so on.
@@janjohn8416 true. Minsan pilit ang tunog ng ibang effects sa multi effects.
I just listened to the guitar playing on the background. Gold
Just bought few pedals to build my first pedal board. Thanks to all your videos and reviews!
I dont have any background at any of these, but watching this video doesnt just gave me a solid idea bt i really really enjoy having time to know a piece about electric guitar. I love guitar, i love listening to solos, i love everything in this video. Thank you so much master perf!
Multi effects are gift from god.
I combine a full analogue pedalboard with a Boss-GT100 fx processor. The pedalboard handles most gain stages, compression, noise suppression etc, while the GT-100 serves as a volume pedal, delay, reverb etc. It's a great combo and really is the best of both worlds if you can combine them!
I was just wondering if it's possible to combine them. 🙏 Thanks
I've always been in the multi effects camp. The practicality of it., the cost, the space saved.
Dont know why but still prefer analog maybe because of the beauty of having colorful stompboxes on a board. I only have 4 pedals, a phaser, delay, overdrive and amp sim. Fun thing i can adjust the delay and use it as a reverb :)
Multi-fx user here since the beginning. Very portable in gigs and if you take care of it very well, you wouldn't worry about parts breaking down. Also, (except for one or two tone purists among the audiences), almost no one will even care about what expensive pedal you have in your setup. They attend shows to have a good time, they paid for the gig not to hear your tone, but to listen to the whole band in particular. One can only surmise what can an overly-priced boutique pedal do against a properly tweaked virtual OD inside your multi-fx. Probably both will sound in a rendition of anything from Smells Like Teen Spirit to Layla.
sometimes tone is for yourself, not for the audience, it really motivates us guitarist to play more, especially since i’m a blues player, maybe metal and rock players won’t care much
@@dyasprabandana5051same with guitars. The audience doesn’t care if it’s a squier or fender but it does to the players hand
One important factor that is often overlooked: good amp
Love the guide man! Greetings from Singapore!
45 year old guy here. Started with boss pedals and mxrs. Thats all we had before. All borrowed frm church. Cant afford them. I drool every time i see players before with pedal board, way before it was a thing. Then i took my chances with zoom 707ii. Loved it. Now i have g3xn. Using patches id imagine i hav actual stomps. Wch they r only dgital. Now im planning to build my own affordaboard, thanks to mini peds available now wch we didnt have bfore. Plus, the available hrdwares and the artwork is just superb. And ofcourse the journey in building 1. Im older, can afford them now. Awesome content sir. Had to watch this to knw ur take on the two. Thanks.
Yes! Ito yung request ko eh❤ Thanks sir Perf!
For church musician, going multi-fx would be better, unless, complete members ng church band, with acoustic guitars, 1 or 2 keys, another electric etc. But for church band that has limited members, going multi is a good idea to cover most if not all needed tones. Acoustic sim module comes in a handy, chorus effect, specially to tagalog or generic ballad type songs. You can create multiple patches with different delay timings for hillsong stuff or other delay oriented guitar driven songs.
Plus, it is faster to setup and clean-up after church service or practice with a single multi-fx unit.
@Neil John Tumang Yes bro oks ang hybrid.
Marami ang ganyan setup, multi-fx for modulations. I think maestro Perf will agree
Agreed, I can do all the stuff I want. And quality is insane of the headrush
Loved your head rush gigboard..
I have started getting into effects and I struggled with this choice. I nearly bought a Boss ME-80. But I started think it might be fun to with a couple cheap pedals and now I have gone down the individual pedal path rather than the single unit. I like the way individual pedals look and they simpler to use. Plus it seems to me that some individual pedals sound better than the cheap multi effects unit options in my price range. I do have one multieffects pedal, the Line 6 M5. It only does one effect at time so it’s my wildcard pedal. I must admit though the idea of a single unit that does it all is enticing.
What a great video......... Thanx Bro.
I looked up headrush, and had a headrush when i saw the price, but understand we are looking at premium and what a sound it makes !
Awesome video sir Perf! This comparison is an ongoing debate for musicians like it's Mac or PC. For me I chose multiFx for the weight, ease of setup & direct to PA situations. But I still have some of my analog pedals just because they have they own tones and can be thrown in the FX inserts on the multi. 🤘🏻
Sir perf sobrang salamat kasi matagal nakong naghahanap ng direct to the point na comparison ng stompbox vs multi fx cheers🍻
Individual stomps for life, but multi fx has improved so much over the years, im still keeping my stomp collection
Astig! Sir Perf. Ganda ng tunog. Salamat sa impormasyon.
Nice comparison. Awesome 👏 as usual from Perf!
Add to that is today’s very good VST’s and it will be another difficult choice. Will depend really on how you use it (purpose). Good to see how it all evolved. If you’re aiming for live show gig or convenience home/studio recording.. depends. Plus the user’s subjective feel while playing it.
I started 90’s with analog pedal. 2000’s shifting to multi effects just for convenience & portability, since my live songs are just 2-3 only, without any solos at all, so no need for complex setup. When I heard about good VST- I invested in trying one- somewhere >$90 will get you a good one. I have Scuffham S-gear and it blew away my multieffects tone if my aim is home recording. There’s also Blue Cat’s Axiom really good but above my budget. But using vst’s live on stage- I don’t know/haven’t tried.
2019-‘20 now- I started collecting again analog pedal effects, I don’t know why maybe because I saw it as my unfinished business back in 90’s and I haven’t really experienced owning an array setup of them bec high school budget is tight, all I can afford was Arion haha. Now having good job and budget is different. That old school feel of cabling routing, and bowing down to tweak and just step on it haha. So we all came from different generation, different way of appreation. Now during live stage gig- I mix analog & multi effects. But when indoors and when lazy- just plug in to iPad/ Laptop vst effetcs.
Brilliant! Thank you for advice.
This was great! I'm a Multi-effects type of guy, but I must admit here, that I had a very expensive multi-effects unit (the boss ME 10) that collected a virus or something, and I was s**t out of luck
The problem of switching on and of multiple effects at once can be solved with an ABY-switch. I got myself the X-Blender of Xotic. Let´s you blend the dry and wet signal, too. But hard to get now...
Awesome job! Thanks for your clear explanation. Salamat!
Parang noong nakaraan 66k lang ngayon 85k na wow! Congrats po Sir. Road to 100k. :)
Very informative Sir Perf! 👍
Thanks for the video! Very helpful!😊😊
Thankyou for this sir perf.
Sobrang useful neto! Thanks 👌
TYVM! I GOT YOU SIR. because right now we are weighing our options to go to analog or multi effects. Mind blown. I got you. Video shared...
I think after 10 years of playing so far I'm on the guitar pedal train. When I first started guitar I simply just bought one big pedal board that had a lot of effects. I had many different distortion sounds but I could only adjust it so much with my amp. I dig individual pedals just cuz of how much more customizable it is whereas affect pedal boards sorta just give you the basics of a "brown distortion" sound or a basic "crunch" sound etc. It's more convenient for me to have a fully customized set of pedals with the exact tone/sound I'm looking for rather than one big pedal board with the basic fundamental sounds.
Congrats Sir Perf ... 100K Subs .... more power ..
I'm just a hobbyist whos tight on cash, my behringer overdrive/distortion (OD300) and this vintage korg toneworks ax1000g multi effects will do for now
This is really informative, but I don't understand the dislikes.... wth guys.
Thank you perf for sharing
Very informative. Thanks sir.
Nice vid sir. Thank you!
Thanks sir perf! Sa mga demo
I'm using analog pedals
Very informative and really make sense! Thanks Sir Perf for this. Looking forward to more vids like these.
#practicemakesperfecto
thanks brother!
stay safe!
Panalo talaga pag analog ang advantage makukuha mo talaga yung tamang timpla ng tunog at kung may masira man sa effect magagamit mo parin pagagawa mo lang o papalitan mulang di tulad ng digital pag nasira buo na yun dimo magagamit kailangan mo agad ipaayos. ang disadvantage lang sa analog mahal syempre isaisa mung bilihin yung effects at case at mga cable😊😊😊
Thanks for helping me make up my mind. Been playing acoustic for 15 years but just recently picked up electric and I'm pretty lost with all the gear
Enjoy the journey!
@Perfecto De Castro sana magdemo din po kayo na kung paano gumawa ng clean patch and rhthym patch pati lead guitar solo. At kung paano gamitin yung mga effects at kung paano gamitin ang mga guitar effecta kapag darating ka na sa guitar solo adlib at rhthym. para malinaw sa mga beginners at magsisimula pa lang sa pagiging gitarista 🙂🙂🙂 godbles po idol
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for this very informative video sir perf. Perfect hehe
Very well said sir and thamk you for a good advice. For the sake of a better sounds and easy to operate on the stage i prefer the pedal board. Multi effects sometimes sucks, there sounds are different if you play it in a band.However in solo practice its fine.Now you realize the difference. Seems like its not comfortable in a stage performance.You need a lot of time to edit if you use multi effect.
Nice video. I think I'm more in theMulti-FX camp. For a questionable backline, I like the option of going right to FOH. In 2020, something like a POD GO is a great option for a great price that gives you a solid MFX processor with amp/cab modelling as required. ALSO: Nice Tee. Shout out to a fellow Margarine Coolio fan. Loves me some RJ.
Great education for me, thanks.
I think the best is multiple effects board on clean chanel then use the natural valve as well so u get the 2 together
I used MultiFX it's great for experimental and learning sound effects, great for newbies :) But analog for me still the best and I am planning to build my own rig soon. Thank you boss Perf for doing this video! Awesome content!!
thank you, very helpful!
Tonal wise. Nothing can replace analog, in my opinion. :)
He answered my question.
madami kasi sa mga musician kaya hindi makapag timpla ng maayos, dahil ayaw nilang kilalanin ang strength and weakness ng gamit nila, they should know their equipment's limits, that includes the guitar also. malalaman nyo yan sa mga batikan sa mga battle, kalimitan ng mga nagbabattle sa mga probinsya mga cheap lang ang gamit, or kaya yung ibang tumutugtog sa mga bars na nabubuhay lamang sa pagbabanda, makikita mo sa kanila na kahit mura ang gamit at panget ang sound system napapatunog parin nila ng maayos, dun mo malalaman kung ano ang tinatawag na galing. hindi sa presyo ng gamit! plus na lang yung maganda ang gamit.
Agree sir.
Sir Perf..if ever my time ka po mag tutorial regarding sa Send return sa effects and Amps.. Salamat po ng marami.. more power po sa Chanel mo. Rock on. 🤘🏽🤙🏼
Good review Sir 🤘
Hi maestro perfecto salamat tinupad mo request ko maraming salamat may kaalaman ulet kami matutunan salute to you
I have a pretty big pedal board with about 2000$ worth of pedals on it but most the time when going out to play with friends I grab my digitech rp155 and a ditto looper. Just cause it's so much easier to move around and less to worry about that something might happen to one of my expensive pedals. But I will say multi effects are gr8 when u just want to have a jam at a friend's house or need a small set up for on the go
With the technology we have right now, multi effects has improved so much that no one can distinguish what type of effects you are using specially in live gigs.
Im kind of biased here, but for me and for many others who play small gigs here at my hometown, and don't have alot of money to go around, I'll l be honest you cant really experiment onstage with multi effects, but for pocket's sake, compactness and ease of use, multi effects pedal is the way to go.
No matter what many still say to stick to analog pedals, multi effects are dominating more everyday, coming ever so closer to sounds not even analog pedals are capable of on a budget. If you are a gigging musician who isn't using multi effects yet, i highly recommend it, but for big time musicians, i still recommend multi effects if you havent already.
You might even replace your board entirely with a singular multi fx, or acommodate one with your existing analog pedal board, giving you the best of both worlds.
I've played on both incase anyone comes after me, and although im biased, if you like to stick to your guns, or your pedals in this case, well, to each musician and their individual preferences i guess.
Thanks perf!
Thank you!
Thanks man. I'm going multi. Probably the boss gt-001 because I just need to use headphones and record to computer
I have a single stomp board and a multiFX unit that has an expression pedal. I see them as case by case use. Traveling, I take the multi and my Orange Terror Stamp and leave the stomp board at home.
High end Multi FX pedal and amp sounds as good as the analog counterpart. Casual listeners won't even notice in a live setting
What a cool first name!
for people on a budget or just starting out I would recommend RP360. It is a audio interface, it can be used with presets or just like stomp box with swithches for three effects and it´s under a hundred bucks. it also has a pretty good computer interface for saving and downloading presets. I still prefer the sound of stacking two overdrive/distortion pedals ( a Caline Pure Sky into a Joyo Tai Chi) but the Digietech is much quieter and I don´t have to muck around with powering individual pedals. The one thing that I am curious about is using is the harmonix tri-parallel mixer because that is something that really is a game changer , running effects in parallel. This allows you to keep as much of the clean sound as you want while adding a separate channel with some dirt on it.
im soo new to this i dont understand half of what u r saying....like whats a presets?
@@beatrisyazul6544 presets on multieffects units save your complete setup, all the effects settings are saved. With individual pedals, which to me usually sound better and I find more tweakable, you have to remember or take a picture of your setting if you wish to revisit them in the future. Individual pedals are also usually nosier and each one has to be powered individually. I own the ME50 by Boss and the RP360 by Digitech. They are both acceptable for a non-gigging musician on a budget like me. The worst thing about multieffects pedals, at least the old ones, was the latency when you changed effects/presets. You would lose sound for just a few milliseconds but it was annoying. It made these pedals unusable in a live setting. Check out my music on Bandcamp or here on TH-cam to hear multieffects pedals and computer effects on guitars. To me this way of recording guitars usually sounds ok for making my demos. Anyway, good luck with your musical adventure.
@@SHTMusik Thanks so much for the info...I'll check out ur youtube channel☺
Marami nako naning multi effects all gt series.me series korg digitech zoom pero pag kinumpara ko sa analaog effects wala sinabi multi effects. Classic talaga tumunog analog madali pa timplahin
Tyaka ang disadvantage ng Multi effects kapag nasira ung multi effects mo damay damay lahat samantala kung analog kung may madale mang pedal isa isa lng. Ang advantage lng naman ng multi effects di sya gaanong mabigat kasi isang board lng sya compare sa analog kailangan mo pang baklasin or depende.
Good Man good information.
When I started out I bought a used Boss GT-3 and kept buying each new one that came out after and sold the old one on ebay. But Boss would never update software bugs in the firmware for a buggy wah effect or this or that so you have a box with just one effect that sucks. Seemed like it was just enough trouble to make you want the newest version. So I quit giving Boss my money and decided single effects were the way to go because if I didn't like it then its way easier and cheaper to sell it. Anyways I'm a bedroom player and take very good care of my stuff. I bought 20 Behringer stomps on Amazon on February 1, 2014. Fast forward to Feb 23, 2020 and they all still work perfectly and still sound great. I use my Bugera 333XL head for tube distortion of coarse. But for everything else I could care less if its analog or digital. IMO distortion is the only effect that is and always will be absolute garbage when emulated. Plus when I would play with a GT unit for hours and then shut it off without saving then you basically start from scratch every play session. I hated that. Stomps dont need saves.
Bruh, glad you mentioned about behringer. Those are made of plastic so are being sold for so much less but are said to withstand a lot of beating. Got the OD300 from a used store , it's my first ever and recently added a vintage multi effects from korg. For a hobbyist like me who's skills are so so, I think these will do tho, of course, if I chance on another Behringer, I'll grab it in a heartbeat
Based on my experience(s) 'di ako pang multi fx kse madalas masiraan ako nito (by accident). Ang analog lalo na BOSS Pedals kahit sino pa umapak o mkbagsak mas malaki chance na mag-function pa rin ;-)
Pero mas gusto ko sana Multi Fx na lang sana kasi mas madali dalhin ZOOM 505 oks na ako eh ;-) Thanks Sir Perf for another very very useful video.
I am not a multieffects user, though it is convenient, easy to travel, i prefer organic analogue sounds.
Great video! Pinoy pride right there!
Im using BOSS GT-100 i really enjoy this multi effect pedal because it can also switch to manual and also you can download patch
This video is very helpful for me to understand more about pedal effects. Thanks a lot Sir.
Same here! Great equipment!
A lot of people seem to think that stompboxes are analog and therefore better than multi-effecs. I see people writing stuff like "a delay should always be analog, not from a multi-effect". This is bullshit. An analog delay is a physical tape loop. You don't want that, nobody does anymore. In reality, most modern stompboxes are also just digital signal processors running software to create the sound. Even most "tube drive" pedals don't contain any tubes at all.
Nice video perf. Where can we buy these effects loop switchers than we can program? Or what brands are these so I can just search for it myself? Thanks and regards.
Boss, Joyo, Gigrig
Pretty much said Sir Perf..
Sir, can you do tutorial on how to change guitar dirty to clean sound vice versa, quickly and smoothly, to be used on Praise and Worship for church.
I'm here na sir hehehe..Salamat
Both users here. For my analog, delay, reverb, overdrive and distortion. The rest, ZOOM pedal na
Hello po master mag rerequest lang po baka pwde po magtagalog din po kayo para mas madali pong maintndhn ng ibang kababayan natin kasi po halos karamihan po kasi puro pinoy po mga sumusubaybay sa inyo.salamat din po sa mga tips n binibigay nyo malaking tulong po samin.GOD BLESS YOU PO
stompboxes will help you understand what every fx. lots of fun, very organic.
Malapit na ang silver play button...
I Like Multi FX, but this is one main reasons leading everybody sounds extremely alike each other
Totally agree.. thank be if the reasons I went analog
For me stomp boxes are the fancy stuff because you need to buy power supply and cables, but they will give you good sound and tweak abilities but if you're going to perform live and you'll only gonna use unsure amp then your rig will not shine. So for me as a low buget guitar player multi fx is practical because I couldn't carry heavy amps to improve my amps so no reason to buy expensive stomp boxes, so multi fx is good
Digital processors becomes outdated or obsolete quickly. Like computers, a newer better faster model is always just a couple years away. Good pedals stand the test of time. A pedalboard is a simple what-you-see-is-what-you-get setup. No pre-programming patches and scenes, deep menu dives and hidden settings. Those are the things that matter the most to me personally, and thats why I prefer pedalboards.
Edit: I should mention I DID start off on processors at the beginning of my journey. But as I became a regularly gigging musician, the points I made above became important.
Analog pedal the best for live and very easy setup..
Analog is unbeatable.
sir what about wah and expression pedal? which would sound better? analog or digital? or which would have better latency?
multi effects kung magaling kang magtimpla at matiyaga kang magkalikot, dahil number one na reklamo sa multi effects is majority of them are not user friendly. kaya madalas hindi mailabas ng user yung tunog na gusto nya sa multi effects, while sa analog, napipihit ng mabilisan.
Hi, new to your channel and electric guitar, what settings do you set your tube amp if you use a multi-effect pedal in the front end input? Or is it better to go to FX return at the back of the tube amp? Thanks.
Set the tube amp really clean if running the multifx in front. If your multifx has amp modeling, turn off cab simulation and run it thru the loop return
sir perf demo ka nmn ng pockrock or any budget effects. slamat
hi sir, would you recommend a daisy chain to power 5 or more stomp boxes? may nagsasabe kase delikado dw kc hindi isolated ang daisy. pag may na short sa circuit yung adapter at pati mga pedals damay lahat. at isa pa raw jan ay yung unecessary noise nanggagaling sa mga pedals especially drive pedal dinig na dinig raw pag daisy chain ang gamit.
im planning to explore on stomp boxes kasi after years of using just multifx. hope i can get a shed of light on this. cheers!
Stompbox pedals user here, you could never go wrong with those. Try niyo po ang Mooer pedals; I swear by it. Afordable yet durable and great sounding pedals. For me, Multi effects processor could highly keep up with stomp boxes now a days that is if you manage to spend more money to earn one yourself. Mas mahal ang single pedals for real pero kung prefer niyo ang Multieffects, same value goes para mapantayan ang kalidad ng pedal bord users. cheaper multi effects won’t do it for now; higher end will. It all comes down to how much money you spent for a multieffects processor. Then at the end what is your preference?
Para sa akin...a pedal board with analog stompboxes and Orange Crush 35RT amp. Tapos Les Paul or a Strat solve na😁😁😁
Actually, you can update mulit-fx boards (some of them, like Boss) via USB, even adding new effects and patches, since it's all software. I was curious what you think of the sound quality of software-modeling vs. old-school pedals.
I did mention you have to wait for a firmware update to get new stuff. Feel-wise multifx can't compete with a good pedals and a great amp. Soundwise that will depend on your soundman/recording engineer, it can sound amazing in the room but sounds bad to the audience if captured badly. That's where modeling can come up on top coz the audience will get what you tweaked