+Intervals it was like 30 seconds total on a 20 minute video, no biggie imo :)

I'm just glad it isn't my studio monitors or audio interface messing up, haha.

It's okay...all this means is we get to geek out again with you guys...much love...

It makes me so happy to see you appreciate Aristides.

Metta Britt not probably

Konner Kralovetz defiantly, right?

Comedic timing is everything 😂

Sunny ST awww yeaaah! Sunny dai sneaking into his gears right now. Good to find you here.

Ooooo the legend himself geeking out!

St rig rundown chayoo

+Drewsif Stalin loooollllololol

geaking ouuueehhhht

He's canadian.

Andrei lydian really? I would think, that the musicians playing their own music would know about their equipment, and how their getting their tones... unless they just pay alot of money and have someone else set their gear up for them... weird

vomitoriumbassist agreed. Some players are gear heads. I’m actually somewhat surprised when players *dont* know all the details.

@@vomitoriumbassist yes it's weird. Lots of players, as well as the rig rundowns interviews, who are self proclaimed gear nerds, don't have a clue half the time. It always surprised me when, even little things you'd think they'd heard of or know about, they seem confused or in awe like it's a new idea. I've wondered if maybe they're just acting, and pretending that it's new and exciting sometimes. Who knows.

It's my favorite

I wish that could be more, Voice Within is one of the best albums I've ever heard, just incredible

I'd agree. I actually prefer that record over the others. Obviously their guitar work is fantastic on "In Time" and "The Shape of Colour", but there's something about the voice with their guitar work.

there are litterally dozens of us. DOZENS

I froggin loved it too.. i thought they were going to explode once aaron got a full band with him... but shit happens, the singer left too soon... then you all know the rest of their history

lmao epic

it's like intervals (and similar artists) make music especially for musicians

pretty much feels like that yeah

Thats how all instrumental bands are! I saw Scale The Summit at Jakes in Lubbock Texas and like 8 fuggin people showed up (all musicians) wildin out to Letchford and STS. The only folks that appreciate this genre of music ARE musicians nine times out of ten.

David Scates only 8 people showed up to see Scale the Summit??? What a sad day. They were a great band before all the good members split.

Hahah all i have is BIAS FX and headphones. Spider is a good starter and practice amp tho! lol

sounds like fried assholes though

Hey man no shame in that. When you’re starting out I would recommend Line 6 stuff or other amp sims or plugins. Chasing the tones in your head can get expensive. It’s easy to get into a bad case of GAS (gear acquisition syndrome)! You can virtually try out tons of amps, pedals and even whole rigs now. Find out what you like and down the road you can slowly replace with the real thing if you want piece by piece. After a few years I have a room with a couple of amps and pedalboards set up. Still most of the time I find myself playing my old “red bean” shaped Line 6 pod 2.0 with some headphones set up in the living room. Quick and dirty sounds for practicing lol

Jamin Forlong Aye me too, the line 6 kicks ass tho for a tiny amp

I played so many shows with a spider head before I knew what I was doing. Looking back it's cringeworthy but at the time nobody including me gave a shit. That's when it's the most fun anyway.

More like Good Guy Shitty Broken Lav Mic haha

Jes Schwartz did I miss a “soorry”? That would have sealed it.

He explains why he doesn't do that

+kbleskate Just not this time around! Mixing in some older stuff in Europe this summer :)

+Intervals I'm glad to hear that Aaron 😊

Aaron, why you no love us djent/progressive metal fans anymore? Lets bust out a 7/8-string, and play some older stuff.. id love to learn your signal chains back then... to get your djenty tone.. or have you always used an axe fx/kemper or whatever.. i think i have a nice djenty style tone myself.. just unsure 100%.. do you give gweetar lessons, to us newbies, that want to start playing progressive metal/djent gweetar? I would love some feedback, somehow.. i know your busy though..

@@vomitoriumbassist On The Way Forward tour, they played Mata Hari and Epiphany

+Logan Kay Plans changed when Plini's immigration was delayed. That's where our improv jam in the encore came from. Show must go on!

+Isan Simpson d'addario nyxl .10-.46 if i remember correctly

Hey dude I was FOH during this tour and we fed Nathan Bulla a line straight out of the 002 to a mixer by the drum kit. The mixer had two inputs one from the 002 with the click and one from FOH with a monitor mix allowing him to blend the two signals as he saw fit from the drum position.

Awesome. That makes sense. I was looking into the 002 for our live set. We've been running mono tracks with a little Yamaha mixer, and it gets the job done, but we wanted to start running stereo for venues that will support that. Plus we've had bleed with the click in the past, so we bought a scarlett 6i6 while we were on tour instead and the tracks would get all glitchy and jacked up randomly.. I couldn't figure out what it was, so we gave up and went back to the mixer... You got any idea why they might have done that? I've asked a lot of people and no one has known.

Can you go over in detail your track rig from CPU to output and tell me what software your running? please be as detailed as possible so I can try to assess the issues.

Yeah sure. Running Logic Pro X on a Macbook Pro with a 2GHz Intel Core i7 processor wth 16 gigs. (Using Logic because I can't figure out how to use MainStage for this purpose, I'm sure it'd be better.) I have 5 audio tracks running: Click, Cues, Tracks, Tambourine, and a Transition wav that I recently made. I also have 1 channel open for a vocal mic to run into the front on the interface into input 1 so our drummer can monitor vocals (Vox 1). Tracks, Tamb, and the Transition are bussed to Aux 1 which is going to outputs 1 and 2 on the interface. Those are going to FOH. Then Click, Cues, and the Vox 1 are going to Aux 2 which is going to outputs 3 and 4, where we plug direct in with headphones for our drummer. my I/O buffer size is at 128, and even when I change it, it'll still do the glitching. Also, I should note. The glitching doesn't always happen either. It's pretty unpredictable. I went to guitar center and tried to troubleshoot with them there, and I couldn't get it to do it. Then at our next show during soundcheck, it did it immediately.

are you over firewire or usb?

More specifically "The Walk".

It's just the channel intro.

You should see Josh Smith's of Northlane then. It's insane.

+Sébastien Bellerose Thanks man, I was just about to ask about who made the cases!

The band changed the line up other than Aaron obviously like... 8 months ago. Give or take one or two. It's been a while though.

+Michael Alvarez he's in Monuments, everybody left the band when Aaron wanted to go back to instrumental.

Blake Bagnell Anup's not in Monuments anymore apparently...

it always is

That's just the intro for this channel.

Haha that is called cyan, and I don't hate it, but it's definitely 70s looking when it's one solid color like that. I think I'd prefer to be able to see through to the wood. Cyan burst maybe.

That's actually extremely common

but why?

+Andres Rosa lol

you got an attention problem dude

"remember when people just played acoustic guitars ? what would happen if you took amps and pedals away from these guys? Let me guess no wah wah, weeeh wehh, waaangs ? daaaaaang. how is everyone going to here your amazing 45seconds solo in each song?"

You can say that but when the best guitarists in the world all talk about how each wood is different and makes a big difference because people like that pay attention to every nuance and detail in their sound. You might not hear it but most people who are very serious about their sound do hear the difference. Misha, tosin, Aaron, JP, and a ton of others have all talked about the differences. If you choose to think all wood is the same that’s cool but the fact is that it’s not. People say that about wood in drums as well but I know my ears hear the difference between my old maple kit and my new Tama starclassic Bubinga kit. Much deeper and more aggressive. Same tuning same heads same sticks same everything.

why did you keep watching it then