You all probably dont care but does any of you know a way to get back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost the login password. I would love any help you can offer me!

@Gerald Asher instablaster =)

@Cole Harvey i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Cole Harvey It worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D Thank you so much, you really help me out :D

@Gerald Asher glad I could help :)

Let’s go together 😆

Hahahahahah I thought of doing that at Andertons. When I was up there shooting the videos with the QC and them, I took a couple of cheeky pedal captures of pedals I wanted hahahah

@@RabeaMassaad There's gonna be a new sound for them to hear over and oevr again, They will miss people playing Sweet Child O'mine! haha

🤣🤣🤣🤣 YESSS

😂😂😂😂😂 God damnit, that made me laugh so hard. 😂😂😂😂

I saw a video from someone (can't remember who, sorry) where as you change patches there is some drop out in the sound. So if you are wanting to make sweeping sound changes during a song you would need to use scenes/snapshots to achieve this as a patch change would cause drop out. Shouldn't be a big thing and updates may fix this but for now it is a thing.

updates happen all the time with any modeler its an ongoing thing. It will ship pretty dang solid.

@@r.llynch4124 begone EggMuffin

Yeah, awesome

Better. Much better. Also twice the price, but, that's how it goes.

@@jttech44 nah. I hear something like a 5% difference, hekix all the way

Line 6 makes trash

@@spylingual8573 Their delay pedals are pretty nice, and their helix pedals can sound amazing in a live situation. Their amps are mostly trash, some of the high end stuff sounds good if you know how to dial it in, but by and large it's not as nice as other similar options, and certainly not nearly as nice as the quad cortex.

Yeah that was a bit a weird thing for him to say haha

Neural have said they’re going to release the plugins for QC soon anyway, for what it’s worth.

Are you comparing the models or the captures? Ola's barely did anything with the unit at all.

@@TheDancingSaxophone I hope people don't have to pay for them. For a 1400€ unit they should be free or very much reduced.

As a returns manager: please don't do this.

@@legendfpv ;P

Yep, unfortunately new gear like this IMO is going to crush small music shops. It's an amazing piece of gear and I know there will always be people who prefer to have the actual pedal /amp but I fear the demand will drop. Between this and the Kemper it's truly become so good you don't need to own physical amps and well I guess now pedals. Just have to borrow them for a few minutes to profile lol.

@@roberta.3486 As someone who works in a small independent shop, I don't think this is a massive concern at the moment. A majority of my customers don't use tech like this - either because it's out of their price range, or they're a traditionalist and like an actual amp. As far as guitarists in my city go, I'm not sure I can name more than a couple who own a Kemper either. As far as I can tell, the demand for amps hasn't gone down since the release of the Kemper either (although the demand for large amps, any bigger than a 2x12, has dropped drastically in recent years due to venue dB requirements. I've sold lots of small amps instead as a result). As an independent shop, you're also a bit silly if you have a completely open returns policy. Unless there's a legitimate problem with a pedal, a shop is perfectly within its rights to refuse a refund to someone who was just trying by buying. A bit of a dick move to make to a small shop anyway imo. An unepexted refund can make the difference between the shop owner being able to make his mortgage payment that month or not, so it's often avoidable. For bigger shops, I imagine that kind of return isn't going to make a big difference. As the tech becomes cheaper and easier to produce, perhaps it may be more of an issue; but I think by then the independent shops may well be able to adapt. I think there'll always be no shortage of demand for real amps. People who use this tech are still in a minority, and I don't see it changing yet.

@@KingNed thank you for that reply as it was loaded with a lot of great info I was not aware of! Makes me happy to hear. God bless 🙏.

good question

Presumably there was the exact same fears with the Kemper and it didn't materialize as an issue from what I've read. People just bought 3rd party profiles to save themselves the hassle. Whether that translates as a lost amp purchase is questionable, the same argument when Napster was a thing. Pedals & Amps will always be here because the endless GAS and conveyor belt of products is too tempting. There's something so unsexy/cool about modelers, from someone who just built a HX Stomp / Avalanche Run / Pharoah Fuzz / Powerstage 170 flyrig.

Even though I love the QC and agree with your points. I do think that it won’t make a big enough impact as a whole to cause an issue like you’re describing. I can’t see pedal companies losing tons of sales because everyone bought quad cortex’s and captured them instead. I just think, ultimately, like Kemper, people will do that, and make a load of captures of cool stuff, but I think the pedal/amp market doesn’t need to worry right now

@@RabeaMassaad I’m stoaked I have a QC on order too..... I can’t see it replacing some of the wah’s I like though or modulation which I think will be a lot harder to capture than OD’s ,DS’s boosts ect . Hell what will we capture if the QC was the terminator of all hardware gear. We will have to model the whole past lol ... not happening. There’s a lot to be positive about though for me with the QC, I can’t wait to try out Wet/Dry\Wet with it. Looking forward to your next video in your series Bea! 🤜

@@davidcjupp yea for me the QC is just the most practical thing right now , as soon as my kids grow up and I get more space back I will definitely own another amp and pedalboard.

I’m waiting for someone to capture neural’s Wong and Plini plugins since they won’t give them to us as part of the $1600 price.

That's the most decisive answer I've ever heard...lmfao

I think most say that the effects need a bit of improvement. For 1400€ it should be bang on. However, I have confidence Neural will continue to work on this.

@@JayTheLane IDK I thought my helix fx were meh and it was 1500. It just takes some fw updates to fix things. The qc will move forward rather quickly. Always a + or - with anytjing.

@@JayTheLane Every one of Neural’s competitor’s units are miles better now than when they released. Compared to where it is now, Kemper was a joke when it first came out. Software updates go a long way.

Yeah that’s a fair point! Obviously no gigs yet. Though I am gonna try play some shows with it. We’ll see how that goes!

@@RabeaMassaad Even on my AX8 I find myself dreading having to hit a switch on the top row :)

It weighs about 3/4 lbs I’d say. It’s very lightweight

You could run it into a DAW and use a spectrum analyzer to get it close by the numbers, but nothing really beats a good set of ears.