Thank you all for watching and commenting! And congrats to the winner: @ralphedward1711 I’m glad to see so many people connected with the video. I was a bit nervous about this one because musicians can get extremely defensive about tone. But I’m glad to see a lot of commenters share my view. And even if they didn’t, they understood the video. Cheers everyone, thank you again for watching and commenting 🤘 There will be another contest for next week too. See you then (and remember, I’ll never ask you for money in the comments). Cheers!
@@ScottUhlMusic hi Scott , I’m listening your original music, your solo project and I find it very interesting. Have you considered to produce more music videos utilizing AI and some real footage of you ? That’ll be interesting and expedite to produce. Just a comment from one of your fans.
This is a prime example of the reasons that you are probably my favourite music TH-camr...you are 100% right with everything you said. There is so much bullsh!t in the guitar world...the audience does NOT care if you have the perfect tone but they DO care and notice if the awkward use of a piece of gear causes dead air on stage or a hiccup in a backing track. It's about time someone addressed this so thank you! As always I really appreciate your perspective and honesty...oh and one more thing.. Baby got back!!
This is it. My rig is now a Squier Strat and HX Stomp, and it's all small enough to fit on my motorcycle, and nobody has told me I sound bad (unless I fluff a solo 😅)
It's really nice to explain your thought process on your use/review for gear. Great idea. And as a New guitarist in a Band, it would be nice that this Donner baby got back to me 😉
I appreciate your perspective. I'm a Bourbon Street regular. 4+ nights a week. And I'm in total sync with your priorities. I rank my tone higher in priority, but not because I think the audience can tell the difference between a Rivera and a Katana. It's for me. I've come to a point where I want to love my live sound. The farther I stray away from my ideal, the less I get into the performance. And the audience definitely notices that. So, I'm picky about my tone because I know the performance will suffer if I'm not. Baby got back! 😮
Hey Scott! Great video as always. I'm hoping that I'll be around as we are waiting on hurricane Milton to hit the Tampa Bay area so hopefully I'll see that my baby got back safely! 😉
I actually got sold on the HX Stomp because of the practical travel benefits you showed on your portable rig video. Even when that baby got back from tour I still played it at home because it sounds just as good as the real thing to my ears. Ever since then I've always looked forward to your videos to get your perspective on live gear. Keep it up Scott!
I'm not a high level musician, in fact i just play gigs at local bars and small parties, i just bring my bass and my cable and connect directly into the mixer, never had anyone make a mention about "tone", even last week i played in a bar and an entire band was drinking there, they danced and enjoyed their time there.
after many years hiatus, getting back into the band thing again.. thank you for your gear reviews, as I am basically starting all over for a setup.. well done! Baby got Back
People at your shows probably say “baby got back” when they feel entertained. But in all seriousness, I agree with you. I have always been drawn to the more economic side of gear because you can always make things work. Great video.
Absolutely great video. Spoken like an actual working musician. What you spoke about regarding theatrics. I think this is actually a huge part of getting your tone right. Having your effects and clean dirty changes to deliver the required drama during the set is actually more important to me than the fundamental tone. Are the changes in the song working to deliver liver the right drama live and am I contributing to that as best I can as a member of the band. It’s all about that for me.
Great perspective on gear priorities, Scott! I'm trying to find a balance with this for myself as well. I appreciate your reviews and I have made several purchases based on them. Baby got back!
Thank you, Scott. I didn’t know there was a giveaway as soon as your videos hit. I had already type in the comments thank you however, I wish to enter into the competition. The big phrase baby got back.
Another excellent video. I have viewed your videos to purchase and setting up my Stomp, midi controller and wireless system. I wished GTRS had something for my fiddle! Baby got back...
You nailed it on this video! From start to finish! Your priorities for choosing gear for gigging musicians is spot on and in the correct order of importance. Man, I can't believe you're self contained and knocking down that many gigs a month! If you're a young musician out there, new to performing live, WATCH THIS VIDEO SEVERAL TIMES. Let it sink in and learn from it. And subscribe to this channel to learn so much more. When you're as heavily booked as Scott is, or when you're my age and still gigging, practicality and efficiency trump tone EVERY time. Ease of setup/teardown, an organized stage, and room to perform make shows much more enjoyable to both the band and the audience. Thanks for this one Scott! And of course... baby got back!
Thanks man, I really appreciate that! This summer has been nuts, and still trying to do 1 video a week. But it’s been rewarding 🤘 thanks again for following the channel and for the kind words 🤘
Baby got back! i love your insights to this topic, I cant remember the last time i went tone chasing...these days ill just grab whatever usable and get on the stage.
Great insight and info as always Scott. I agree with the entertainment over tone points you make. If you're in a studio maybe chasing that "perfect" tone is essential but for live gigs with one shot at a song... the audience seems care less about tone vs a tight, happy band. Keep 'em coming! Baby Got Back!
Thanks for all your great insight and opinions. I recently sold off almost all my stuff to slim down to something portable, usable and still sounds great. Baby Got Back!
Baby got back! This is a great video for me to hear. I spend more time recording rather than performing live. My purchases in the recent years have been gear that adds convenience to making music. Tone has been covered for a long time
Your videos are the best !! I’ve been giving for 35 years and currently doing a solo act. I agree with all your points. The backing track videos you did inspired me to rethink how I use them and now use them more often and more efficiently. Thanks man
Hey Scott, I really enjoy your reviews on equipment and like in this vid, talkiing about making it easier for set up and tear down time. I like some of the ideas you gave about putting on a show and was wondering if you could do a video on that sometime. Anyways, Baby Got Back, and thanks for the reviews!
Again, a great video and a helpful video as always. My band is currently quite progressing, and most recent improvements were based on your provided information. Everything from wireless to backing tracks and so much more. Thanks again Scott. You’re a great guy and you’re view is very clear on what it means to be an entertainer 👍🏻 Best from the Bavarian Kingdom in Southern Germany
Always an informative and interesting video, Scott. Thanks. My rig is fairly simple and does everything I want, and having put together a local cover band recently, I'm thrilled to have all of the versatility that it offers. That said, like most small bands, we're also responsible for the lights and sound, and so I've found myself wondering lately, how I could go about condensing my rig a bit, to make that part of setup a little less...well, involved. Now instead, I'm kind of interested in one of those rings you mentioned...LOL! Baby Got Back!
Thank you as always. I am building an IEM rig and you just helped me a lot with all the videos on your channel! probably next shows they will say:"hey that baby got back-in' tracks!"
Thanks a lot for this video 👍👍🙏🙏 I’m working on a new live project and your experience and wisdom has brought me down to earth. I was overthinking the whole thing and it was becoming too heavy. I’ll keep it easier than it is now. BIG thanks !!!
I like the honesty and realistic expectations of finding and using gear. It really helps hearing from you the reality of playing music in front of an audience is that they just want to be entertained. They don’t care what pedals, guitars, amps, or other things you are using
Baby got back! This is a great video. I’ve always thought the same thing but so many people came down on me for saying “it may not be perfect, but it’s so easy to use “. Thanks bud.
Baby got back!! I'm really enjoying your videos and your approach to live performances. I am also doing a lot performances and I've been always talking the same as you said, that audience really does not care about your tone. Glad to hear that there are people that has the same thinking as me :D
Awesome video as usual. As a guitarist I can feel the pressure of having the trendy expensive gear. This always helps me continue to be grounded on the essentials. Baby got back
Thanks for your amazing content Scott. I've definitely spent my fair share of time playing with knobs and switches to get specific tones for my instruments but the information in this video showed me a bit of a different perspective. Most of my performance is for church shows which are live streamed, but tone definitely does not need to be my main concern. My church is making the switch to a noiseless stage by using wireless IEMs and it is making a huge difference for us. Keep rocking on, Baby got back!
Replay!!! Another great video Scott! Very thorough as always. I love your reasons for buying. I think too many people have never done this to realize what really matters to them in their buying motives.
@@ScottUhlMusic I can imagine it was. It’s amazing how clear and authentic it can be when this type of thing is done and how it transforms the way purchases are made and how they are done.
Another great review. My band is a 90’s grunge tribute band and we always shoot for a close to the recorded tone as possible. But I use my ears not just from reading what gear they used. For example one of my setups for Alice In Chains I use a Van Halen preset because it sounds better and more correct for the audience. Everyone comments how great it sounds and I have never been asked what my presets are. Crowd doesn’t care! Thanks as always Scott. You really took my band to that next level because of your work. Keep it up! Oh yeah…. And baby got back……
Baby Got Back - Amazing video man, and I totally agree, I look for usable gears all the time, I spent about 48 hs looking for a pedal that has IRs, effects and a way to automate not only patch changes, also automate eqs, and fx parameters, and thanks to your channel I decided what to buy, keep it up! best
Well said, I do enjoy trying to find the perfect tone but it's more about the journey than the end goal for me. So many cool sounds to be found! Baby got back!
Hey Scott! I like your logic WRT tone. It's too easy to get obsessed with, and then the spending gets out of control. I was once that way until my Baby Got Back. She set me straight, and I am blessed to have her in my life. Keep on rockin'!
Hey Scott, great video, as always. I've been watching your videos for a couple of years now, and bought quite a few things for my band (and myself) based on your recommendations (Behringer XR18, HX Stomp, AudioTechnica Wireless IEMs (which were an excellent find, thanks for the tip!), ART S8, and I'm thinking of getting the mooer GTRS as a backup). Thanks to your videos going over the Pros AND Cons of using these systems in real world, live scenarios, in great detail you really helped me find exactly what I was looking for, which saved me a lot of time and money. I always like the “I took it to X gigs to try it out” parts of your videos, so I was wondering if you could do a video, where you show the current gear you use and how you set it up at a live gig for one of your bands. Thanks for helping out the musician community with your great videos! P.S.: Baby got back!
Haha great conversation. I always feel like the tone obsession parallels a perceived "value" in gear. Those tiny differences are a privilege of the wealth of knowledge, musical talent, and technology we have available, but are they necessary? I love your tone philosophy. If you like it and it's usable, use it. Also "baby got back" haha.
This is the kind of videos we need to see more often when working as live musicians. Great stuff!! I'm taking some notes... Thanks to one of your videos I just started working with the swiff audio UHF system and it's been my favorite device until now. Super affordable, great signal, portable af, no perceptible latency and the range is huge.
Cool Video Scott, I actually have two rigs, I have a full valve rig with a couple of pedals I play at home, and a digital one to play outside. I feel they serve different purposes. Thanks Mate
Thank you all for watching and commenting! And congrats to the winner: @ralphedward1711 I’m glad to see so many people connected with the video. I was a bit nervous about this one because musicians can get extremely defensive about tone. But I’m glad to see a lot of commenters share my view. And even if they didn’t, they understood the video. Cheers everyone, thank you again for watching and commenting 🤘 There will be another contest for next week too. See you then (and remember, I’ll never ask you for money in the comments). Cheers!
@@ScottUhlMusic hi Scott , I’m listening your original music, your solo project and I find it very interesting. Have you considered to produce more music videos utilizing AI and some real footage of you ? That’ll be interesting and expedite to produce. Just a comment from one of your fans.
@@danyavilaoficial thanks! And yes I definitely have! I might do a video on that. Thanks for the suggestion
This is a prime example of the reasons that you are probably my favourite music TH-camr...you are 100% right with everything you said. There is so much bullsh!t in the guitar world...the audience does NOT care if you have the perfect tone but they DO care and notice if the awkward use of a piece of gear causes dead air on stage or a hiccup in a backing track. It's about time someone addressed this so thank you! As always I really appreciate your perspective and honesty...oh and one more thing.. Baby got back!!
Thank you 🙏 I really appreciate that! And I agree. Nothing wrong with finding things you like the sound of… but there are much more important things!
That's the thing. 90% of the audience cant tell the difference, and they don't care. They're just there for a good time.
This is it. My rig is now a Squier Strat and HX Stomp, and it's all small enough to fit on my motorcycle, and nobody has told me I sound bad (unless I fluff a solo 😅)
This video saves me months.
I was going down this rabbit hole...
It's really nice to explain your thought process on your use/review for gear. Great idea. And as a New guitarist in a Band, it would be nice that this Donner baby got back to me 😉
"Audience doesn't care about tone, they want to be entertained."
I couldn't have said it better. Thanks for bringing this up, Scott. Baby got back!
🤘🤘🤘
It amazing how approaching a situation with logic makes it easier (less stressful) for all involved. Appreciate your videos. Keep it up.
I appreciate your perspective. I'm a Bourbon Street regular. 4+ nights a week. And I'm in total sync with your priorities. I rank my tone higher in priority, but not because I think the audience can tell the difference between a Rivera and a Katana. It's for me. I've come to a point where I want to love my live sound. The farther I stray away from my ideal, the less I get into the performance. And the audience definitely notices that. So, I'm picky about my tone because I know the performance will suffer if I'm not.
Baby got back! 😮
Totally understand! Do what you enjoy and makes you put on a good show 🤘
Hey Scott! Great video as always. I'm hoping that I'll be around as we are waiting on hurricane Milton to hit the Tampa Bay area so hopefully I'll see that my baby got back safely! 😉
I actually got sold on the HX Stomp because of the practical travel benefits you showed on your portable rig video. Even when that baby got back from tour I still played it at home because it sounds just as good as the real thing to my ears. Ever since then I've always looked forward to your videos to get your perspective on live gear. Keep it up Scott!
Nice! Enjoy the Stomp, it’s a great unit 🤘
I'm not a high level musician, in fact i just play gigs at local bars and small parties, i just bring my bass and my cable and connect directly into the mixer, never had anyone make a mention about "tone", even last week i played in a bar and an entire band was drinking there, they danced and enjoyed their time there.
after many years hiatus, getting back into the band thing again.. thank you for your gear reviews, as I am basically starting all over for a setup.. well done! Baby got Back
Great video, as always. And some really practical tips. Thanks for sharing with us. Baby got back.
People at your shows probably say “baby got back” when they feel entertained. But in all seriousness, I agree with you. I have always been drawn to the more economic side of gear because you can always make things work. Great video.
really enjoyed the info and other vids you’ve made have come in handy! baby got back!
Very helpful video, Scott. I like your views on tone vs ease of use/function. Baby got back, baby!
Scott - all of your videos are great. This one really hits home for me. I play a lot of live shows and concur! Baby Got Back!
Thank you 🙏
Great video! Lots to think about! Baby got back!
Love the video as always Scott. Baby Got Back
Great advice! It does really make me think about where I should place my priorities as a guitarist. Baby got Back!!!
Thank you for all your hard work, especially for this video.
and when baby got back...
Damn dude baby got back. And yeah that pro-reck sub is scratchy. Ordered it using your link looking forward to trying it out
Nice! Enjoy 🤘 and yeah that sub can be annoying but that price point is pretty sweet
Nice Video, always enjoy your take on gear and playing out live. Baby got back .
Absolutely great video. Spoken like an actual working musician. What you spoke about regarding theatrics. I think this is actually a huge part of getting your tone right. Having your effects and clean dirty changes to deliver the required drama during the set is actually more important to me than the fundamental tone. Are the changes in the song working to deliver liver the right drama live and am I contributing to that as best I can as a member of the band. It’s all about that for me.
Excellent tutorial as usual mate, thank you. 😊
Thank you once again for a great video, baby got back!
Love the vid Scott as always. Baby Got Back !
Great perspective on gear priorities, Scott! I'm trying to find a balance with this for myself as well. I appreciate your reviews and I have made several purchases based on them. Baby got back!
Baby Got Back! Great points in this video. I've been looking into improving our stage lighting for more dramatic effect.
Hi, Glad to see you Baby Got Back again! Love and totally share your aproach
Another great video thank you! Now I have to go watch the Baby Got Back video
Thank you, Scott. I didn’t know there was a giveaway as soon as your videos hit. I had already type in the comments thank you however, I wish to enter into the competition. The big phrase baby got back.
Love this video, great stuff Scott. One could even say that baby got back..!
Baby got back , love the video. Seeing someone who’s honest about music equipment is always great.
Another excellent video. I have viewed your videos to purchase and setting up my Stomp, midi controller and wireless system. I wished GTRS had something for my fiddle! Baby got back...
Good review as usual Scott. Baby got back.
You nailed it on this video!
From start to finish!
Your priorities for choosing gear for gigging musicians is spot on and in the correct order of importance.
Man, I can't believe you're self contained and knocking down that many gigs a month!
If you're a young musician out there, new to performing live, WATCH THIS VIDEO SEVERAL TIMES. Let it sink in and learn from it. And subscribe to this channel to learn so much more.
When you're as heavily booked as Scott is, or when you're my age and still gigging, practicality and efficiency trump tone EVERY time.
Ease of setup/teardown, an organized stage, and room to perform make shows much more enjoyable to both the band and the audience.
Thanks for this one Scott!
And of course... baby got back!
Thanks man, I really appreciate that! This summer has been nuts, and still trying to do 1 video a week. But it’s been rewarding 🤘 thanks again for following the channel and for the kind words 🤘
I'm with you on your approach to gear. Im a relatively new subscriber, and I've found your videos very helpful. Baby's got back. ✌️
Awesome, thanks for subscribing! 🤘
Baby Got Back! Thanks for another great video Scott!!! So good man!
Scott, you continue to inspire me and set me straight. Baby got back man! Thank you for everything you do.
Great video Scott…..I can totally understand your perspective on which things are more and less important.
And one more thing……Baby Got Back…!
Always love to see a new video from you. Baby got back!
Baby got back! i love your insights to this topic, I cant remember the last time i went tone chasing...these days ill just grab whatever usable and get on the stage.
This video has definitely opened my mind...thanks man...
Baby got back! Great video, Scott!
Great insight and info as always Scott. I agree with the entertainment over tone points you make. If you're in a studio maybe chasing that "perfect" tone is essential but for live gigs with one shot at a song... the audience seems care less about tone vs a tight, happy band. Keep 'em coming! Baby Got Back!
AWESOME video!! I have been STRUGGLING with amp vs moddler because of tone! UGH!! BABY GOT BACK!!
Baby Got Back:
Thank you for your honest opinions. Your content has always been helpful 👍
Your videos always make me want to make my set up easier and to focus on the practical aspect! Thank you! Baby come back
Thanks for all your great insight and opinions. I recently sold off almost all my stuff to slim down to something portable, usable and still sounds great. Baby Got Back!
This is very refreshing to hear! Thank you sir! ... baby got back!
Baby got back! This is a great video for me to hear. I spend more time recording rather than performing live. My purchases in the recent years have been gear that adds convenience to making music. Tone has been covered for a long time
Great video as always. Baby got back.
Baby Got Back ❤
Thanks a lot for your videos !
Baby got back! I love your videos. I always learn something.
Thanks man!
Baby got back! thanks for the information all the time!
Great video as always Scott. We can all learn from your very practical approach. It takes discipline, so I guess that lets me out :) Baby Got Back
Great video! So true! Well explained. TY
Thank you
Your videos are the best !! I’ve been giving for 35 years and currently doing a solo act. I agree with all your points. The backing track videos you did inspired me to rethink how I use them and now use them more often and more efficiently. Thanks man
I love this channel. I’ve learned so much from Scott.
Thank you 🙏
Scott, your tips are so useful and at the same time so common sense! Keep doing these types of videos, I learn so much. Baby got Back
Hey Scott, I really enjoy your reviews on equipment and like in this vid, talkiing about making it easier for set up and tear down time. I like some of the ideas you gave about putting on a show and was wondering if you could do a video on that sometime. Anyways, Baby Got Back, and thanks for the reviews!
I totally agree with your opinions, that's one of the reasons I follow your channel!!! Baby got back!
Thanks man!
Love your video's. I've learned a ton, and it has made my live shows better. Must be because, Baby got Back!
I love hearing videos like this, you have such a valuable and practical insight as a gigging musician! Baby got back!
Thank you 🙏
As always, your reviews are awesome…. BABY GOT BACK
Again, a great video and a helpful video as always.
My band is currently quite progressing, and most recent improvements were based on your provided information. Everything from wireless to backing tracks and so much more.
Thanks again Scott.
You’re a great guy and you’re view is very clear on what it means to be an entertainer 👍🏻
Best from the Bavarian Kingdom in Southern Germany
Always an informative and interesting video, Scott. Thanks.
My rig is fairly simple and does everything I want, and having put together a local cover band recently, I'm thrilled to have all of the versatility that it offers. That said, like most small bands, we're also responsible for the lights and sound, and so I've found myself wondering lately, how I could go about condensing my rig a bit, to make that part of setup a little less...well, involved. Now instead, I'm kind of interested in one of those rings you mentioned...LOL!
Baby Got Back!
The hot hand 3 is cool! Dunno if they still make it though
Great philosophy on your
gear! I'm sorry you were missing your baby but glad baby got back!
Thank you as always. I am building an IEM rig and you just helped me a lot with all the videos on your channel!
probably next shows they will say:"hey that baby got back-in' tracks!"
Man I gotta do a deep dive into your history…Im a fairly new subscriber and I really enjoyed the old clips.
also baby got back
Thanks for subscribing!
Thanks a lot for this video 👍👍🙏🙏
I’m working on a new live project and your experience and wisdom has brought me down to earth. I was overthinking the whole thing and it was becoming too heavy.
I’ll keep it easier than it is now.
BIG thanks !!!
Glad it was helpful!
Love your videos. Very informative. Oh, and, Baby Got Back. 😜
Baby got back - recently started my live musician journey as a goth musician and your video have been super useful! Appreciate what you do!
I like the honesty and realistic expectations of finding and using gear. It really helps hearing from you the reality of playing music in front of an audience is that they just want to be entertained. They don’t care what pedals, guitars, amps, or other things you are using
Baby got back! This is a great video. I’ve always thought the same thing but so many people came down on me for saying “it may not be perfect, but it’s so easy to use “. Thanks bud.
So glad you explain your opinion on this subject. Agreed! Baby Got Back
Thanks, Scott! Totally agree ... baby got back.
💯% agree with everything!
Your content and the way you deliver it is 👌
Baby got back!! I'm really enjoying your videos and your approach to live performances. I am also doing a lot performances and I've been always talking the same as you said, that audience really does not care about your tone. Glad to hear that there are people that has the same thinking as me :D
Great! Thank you.
Cheers, Renee
Baby got back!!!!! thanks for all of the videos! regards from Guatemala City!
Tavooo saludos!
@@pedrorivera7478 saludos compadre!!!!! Gusto en saludarte!
Awesome video as usual. As a guitarist I can feel the pressure of having the trendy expensive gear. This always helps me continue to be grounded on the essentials. Baby got back
Thanks for your amazing content Scott. I've definitely spent my fair share of time playing with knobs and switches to get specific tones for my instruments but the information in this video showed me a bit of a different perspective. Most of my performance is for church shows which are live streamed, but tone definitely does not need to be my main concern. My church is making the switch to a noiseless stage by using wireless IEMs and it is making a huge difference for us. Keep rocking on, Baby got back!
Replay!!! Another great video Scott! Very thorough as always. I love your reasons for buying. I think too many people have never done this to realize what really matters to them in their buying motives.
Thanks Brian! It was good to put it into words too, because I’ve felt this way for a while… but now it’s more “organized”
@@ScottUhlMusic I can imagine it was. It’s amazing how clear and authentic it can be when this type of thing is done and how it transforms the way purchases are made and how they are done.
Baby got back! Great video!
Another great review. My band is a 90’s grunge tribute band and we always shoot for a close to the recorded tone as possible. But I use my ears not just from reading what gear they used. For example one of my setups for Alice In Chains I use a Van Halen preset because it sounds better and more correct for the audience. Everyone comments how great it sounds and I have never been asked what my presets are. Crowd doesn’t care!
Thanks as always Scott. You really took my band to that next level because of your work. Keep it up! Oh yeah….
And baby got back……
I totaly agree with you. You are so right. Thanks again from Quebec. Baby got back
Spot on sir! I am way tone obsessed, but that takes a back seat to easy, reliable and functional at shows. Also, baby got back.
Baby Got Back - Amazing video man, and I totally agree, I look for usable gears all the time, I spent about 48 hs looking for a pedal that has IRs, effects and a way to automate not only patch changes, also automate eqs, and fx parameters, and thanks to your channel I decided what to buy, keep it up! best
Well said, I do enjoy trying to find the perfect tone but it's more about the journey than the end goal for me. So many cool sounds to be found! Baby got back!
For sure! If you enjoy it, keep doing it 🤘🤘
Baby got back! Great video as always!
Hey Scott! I like your logic WRT tone. It's too easy to get obsessed with, and then the spending gets out of control. I was once that way until my Baby Got Back. She set me straight, and I am blessed to have her in my life. Keep on rockin'!
I like your philosophy about tone and I can not lie ! Baby got back !
Baby Got Back! Great video as always. It’s easy to get obsessed with things that don’t matter all that much. I appreciate your point of view.
Hey Scott, great video, as always. I've been watching your videos for a couple of years now, and bought quite a few things for my band (and myself) based on your recommendations (Behringer XR18, HX Stomp, AudioTechnica Wireless IEMs (which were an excellent find, thanks for the tip!), ART S8, and I'm thinking of getting the mooer GTRS as a backup). Thanks to your videos going over the Pros AND Cons of using these systems in real world, live scenarios, in great detail you really helped me find exactly what I was looking for, which saved me a lot of time and money. I always like the “I took it to X gigs to try it out” parts of your videos, so I was wondering if you could do a video, where you show the current gear you use and how you set it up at a live gig for one of your bands. Thanks for helping out the musician community with your great videos! P.S.: Baby got back!
Nice man! Glad you’ve been happy with all of that gear. And those AT ears are such a gem for sure!
Haha great conversation. I always feel like the tone obsession parallels a perceived "value" in gear. Those tiny differences are a privilege of the wealth of knowledge, musical talent, and technology we have available, but are they necessary? I love your tone philosophy. If you like it and it's usable, use it. Also "baby got back" haha.
This is the kind of videos we need to see more often when working as live musicians. Great stuff!! I'm taking some notes... Thanks to one of your videos I just started working with the swiff audio UHF system and it's been my favorite device until now. Super affordable, great signal, portable af, no perceptible latency and the range is huge.
Spot on as usual! Baby Got Back!
Cool Video Scott, I actually have two rigs, I have a full valve rig with a couple of pedals I play at home, and a digital one to play outside. I feel they serve different purposes. Thanks Mate