What you hear is what you get! And what I hear is really sounding good. I like your show, its like looking into a rehearsal room in the neigherhood where two friend are figuring out a new device. So I can hear what it really sounds like, and that counts for me. The typical commercial videos from the manufacturers Do not really represents the Real situation of the normal Musicans out there. So nice Video, it took me 1 hour of my life to see it, keep it up guys. Great style.
I'm really enjoying the long videos! I have to say I'm impressed. I came in pretty skeptical, but these amp models sound genuinely great, and I love the layout that separates the amp and pedals. I'm still not quite sure how the price fits into the current market, but I can't fault the product...
I've got a Helix Rack and a Boss GT-100. I wanted something that wasn't as heavy as the rack and something that was very simple, so I took the plunge and just bought a G11. I play in a cover band doing classic rock and yacht rock so I think the G11 will do any of that no problem. If you like Pina Coladas ... And getting caught in the rain .... Edited to add: By the way, Wilkinson guitar site has a FREE IR zip called the "God IR". It has ... hold on to your hat ... 4,000 IRs and its free to download.
If you use the "edit all" screen, you can get to the extra amp options by holding your finger on the amp slot for a few seconds. I really like my G11, but they could definitely streamline the UI a bit.
Its funny how "modern" guitarists never use their volume and tone on the guitars anymore. Back in the 70s, this was common practice. Many of the classic rock songs from groups like Zeppelin, Skynyrd, Van Halen etc used their volume knobs to get a cleaner sounding tone, then turned up the volume on the guitar to get a more overdriven sound. Steve Morse once told me to blend into the background during vocals to just turn your tone knob down, which makes the guitar sound more "flat" allowing the higher end frequencies to come to the front of the mix, then when the guitar solo was needed, to turn the tone pot back up. Looking at 95 percent of guitarists today, I don't even know why guitar manufacturers still put volume and tone pots on a guitar. Most of the guitar players never use them today.
This has a similar "oomph" that the quad cortex has. I'm really thinking about scooping this up. The only downside might be the knob sensitivity I couldn't hear a dramatic difference when you guys were adjusting them but man I can't get over how clear and seemingly low latency this bad boy is. Very nice!
Does this have the RME level of low real-time latency (RTL) as an audio interface? The Zoom UAC-2 is a great audio interface in this regard, it would be a huge plus if the G11 had the same RTL.
Sounds pretty decent if utilised properly, I’ve stayed away from Zoom for about 25yrs having had a Zoom 505 in my youth, was the first guitar FX unit I ever had, didn’t particularly like it then so got rid pretty quick, the G11 obviously being more pro end, better technology now seems to sound nice enough. Kabor you really make me laugh when you use the word enbiggen 🤣😂 you should write Kabor’s Thesaurus. Cheers for the demo boys!
What about the harmonies... besides octave above and below. Pedal is also a real time continuous controller that should be employed while playing, or is it not?
Greetings Gents. My unit arrives Friday. Are you planning on releasing any preset packs? Either pay or free? Thanks very much for all your hard work. This helped me decide to buy! Best Wishes/Regards!
Will do! Yeah that would work...the Katana has tons of effects on it...could almost be a bit overkill! I think this thing excels at amp sims and going direct into a PA or for direct Recording
Guys, PLEASE, how i use ilzoom g11 on a PC with my DAW? i need an audio interface? Oh just plug on pc? With usb? Oh i ise midi/instrument input of interface? What does midi is made for?
Zoom products always do have some “hum” or white noise that with more aggressive overdrives or if gain is turned up on distorted amp models. I believe it’s because they really try to create the digital signals to be very similar to how real pedals work. Instead of building in a hidden noise gate you can’t control, What i picked up from all of Zoom’s preset patches is they stick their custom Zoom Noise Gate (“ZNR”) as the first “pedal” in the effects chain. Or you can stick an actual noise gate pedal ahead of the Zoom unit. Hope that helps
Certainly not a looker. But man, if only the Helix or Kemper or any other multifx had this kind of knob control on the surface. I loved the M13 for this reason. But G11 with amp modeling brings that pedal design concept to a new level. But yeah.... it looks like a toy.
@@dasilvasoundstudio the knobs are great, and having the amp section always at hand is stelar. That said, i'd do away with those mini readers, put a larger touchscreen and 6 or 8 knobs beneath it, leaving the amp knobs as they are.
What you hear is what you get! And what I hear is really sounding good. I like your show, its like looking into a rehearsal room in the neigherhood where two friend are figuring out a new device. So I can hear what it really sounds like, and that counts for me. The typical commercial videos from the manufacturers Do not really represents the Real situation of the normal Musicans out there. So nice Video, it took me 1 hour of my life to see it, keep it up guys. Great style.
Thank you very much!!
That was kinda the idea with our channel...two friends checking out gear and having fun...which is really what it’s all about!!
Thank you guys. Extremely great video. Very informative and fun!
Thank you very much!!
I'm really enjoying the long videos! I have to say I'm impressed. I came in pretty skeptical, but these amp models sound genuinely great, and I love the layout that separates the amp and pedals. I'm still not quite sure how the price fits into the current market, but I can't fault the product...
Thanks Randy...yeah it’s a great product...if only they made it a bit cheaper! But yes...I’m very impressed with it
I hear that white noise that my MS50G used to have, surprised to see that they have not improved in the last 7 years or so.
I think the UK30A is based on the Vox AC30
It sure is
I've got a Helix Rack and a Boss GT-100. I wanted something that wasn't as heavy as the rack and something that was very simple, so I took the plunge and just bought a G11. I play in a cover band doing classic rock and yacht rock so I think the G11 will do any of that no problem.
If you like Pina Coladas ... And getting caught in the rain ....
Edited to add: By the way, Wilkinson guitar site has a FREE IR zip called the "God IR". It has ... hold on to your hat ... 4,000 IRs and its free to download.
If you use the "edit all" screen, you can get to the extra amp options by holding your finger on the amp slot for a few seconds. I really like my G11, but they could definitely streamline the UI a bit.
Good to know...thank you very much!!
Thanks!! Mine arrives Friday :) Best Regards
Its funny how "modern" guitarists never use their volume and tone on the guitars anymore. Back in the 70s, this was common practice. Many of the classic rock songs from groups like Zeppelin, Skynyrd, Van Halen etc used their volume knobs to get a cleaner sounding tone, then turned up the volume on the guitar to get a more overdriven sound. Steve Morse once told me to blend into the background during vocals to just turn your tone knob down, which makes the guitar sound more "flat" allowing the higher end frequencies to come to the front of the mix, then when the guitar solo was needed, to turn the tone pot back up.
Looking at 95 percent of guitarists today, I don't even know why guitar manufacturers still put volume and tone pots on a guitar. Most of the guitar players never use them today.
Thanks for the full tour mates
Thank you for watching!!
This has a similar "oomph" that the quad cortex has. I'm really thinking about scooping this up. The only downside might be the knob sensitivity I couldn't hear a dramatic difference when you guys were adjusting them but man I can't get over how clear and seemingly low latency this bad boy is. Very nice!
Does this have the RME level of low real-time latency (RTL) as an audio interface?
The Zoom UAC-2 is a great audio interface in this regard, it would be a huge plus if the G11 had the same RTL.
Great video tested, so detailed👍🏻
great sound IR CAB, why zoom not replacement factory cab sim to their ir cab.
They just released the redloom amp for the g3n, I think it's one of the more "real" sounding simulations.
Sounds pretty decent if utilised properly, I’ve stayed away from Zoom for about 25yrs having had a Zoom 505 in my youth, was the first guitar FX unit I ever had, didn’t particularly like it then so got rid pretty quick, the G11 obviously being more pro end, better technology now seems to sound nice enough. Kabor you really make me laugh when you use the word enbiggen 🤣😂 you should write Kabor’s Thesaurus.
Cheers for the demo boys!
I’m pretty impressed with the G11...I am a bit of a Zoom fanboy though
Where’s the peavey/evh 5150 ?
What can you say about zoom ir compared to the celestion? I use celestion ir's too with a gx100, but I m considering to buy a g11 too
What about the harmonies... besides octave above and below. Pedal is also a real time continuous controller that should be employed while playing, or is it not?
Greetings Gents. My unit arrives Friday. Are you planning on releasing any preset packs? Either pay or free? Thanks very much for all your hard work. This helped me decide to buy! Best Wishes/Regards!
We should really do some patches...good idea!!
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Kindly, Have a look on the Boosters and Reverbs.
Thinking about getting one to pair with my Boss Katana 100 MKII. What do you think ?
Will do!
Yeah that would work...the Katana has tons of effects on it...could almost be a bit overkill! I think this thing excels at amp sims and going direct into a PA or for direct Recording
I've never gotten an IR. Can you tell me which one you're using in this video? Thank you.
We are using a 4x12 Celestion Greenback IR by Celestion Plus...those are great IRs made by Celestion
Does it sound different than the G1X four, or is it the same software with a better interface and more processing power?
Guys, PLEASE, how i use ilzoom g11 on a PC with my DAW? i need an audio interface? Oh just plug on pc? With usb? Oh i ise midi/instrument input of interface?
What does midi is made for?
can u make a video of all Distortion and overdrive ?
We might just do that
Pretty new thing to me . Is this for recording only , maybe use to play a job ? Some if those are decent , at least on my phone lol , yeah i kno .
You can use it for recording or for live use going direct in to the PA
Wassup... Gabor! ❤️🤘😎🎸🎹🐦
Hey Aaron...hope you're well mate!!
@@TSFAHTPS It's Laz (Laszlo) of California! 😎🎸🤘🐦
Whoops sorry...this was meant for Aaron from Albus Band...sorry!! Hey Laz...hope you’re well too!!
I thought I was replying to a different comment...sorry!!
I hear feedback throughout or usb noise. Is there usb noise almost all the time like hx stomp?
Zoom products always do have some “hum” or white noise that with more aggressive overdrives or if gain is turned up on distorted amp models. I believe it’s because they really try to create the digital signals to be very similar to how real pedals work. Instead of building in a hidden noise gate you can’t control, What i picked up from all of Zoom’s preset patches is they stick their custom Zoom Noise Gate (“ZNR”) as the first “pedal” in the effects chain. Or you can stick an actual noise gate pedal ahead of the Zoom unit. Hope that helps
can use two amps
Im a Boss guy .
great vid!! but to many ADS!!!! UGH!
That’s TH-cam...they keep adding more ads to our videos
Still think the G11 looks horrible.
Yeah I'm not a fan of the fake carbon fibre either
Certainly not a looker. But man, if only the Helix or Kemper or any other multifx had this kind of knob control on the surface. I loved the M13 for this reason. But G11 with amp modeling brings that pedal design concept to a new level. But yeah.... it looks like a toy.
@@dasilvasoundstudio the knobs are great, and having the amp section always at hand is stelar. That said, i'd do away with those mini readers, put a larger touchscreen and 6 or 8 knobs beneath it, leaving the amp knobs as they are.
Sir Please 😭😭😭😭😭🙏😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭🙏🙏😭
stop fucking rocking dude someone need clean tones :(
Sir Please Gift Me This Processor 🙏😭😭😭😭😭🙏