Thank youuu 💙🤓

Ey thank you sir! And thanks for watching!

Ey thanks man!

Ey thanks man

Well we have to address that haha!

I try 😊 thanks for watching! 😊

Thanks man!

Oh wow! Thanks man! Really appreciate it!

Its all I ask! along with scenes navigating with the two foot switches to get up and down to avoid cross through scene 2 when we're in 1 and we're targeting 3.

Thanks man!

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Gotta keep it funky!! 😅

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MG30 is still a mean tone machine man! The modeling captured by TSAC-2k algorithm still sound and feel better than other brands in the market.

Hi there!! It's never too late to improve your guitar skills, regardless of age. Consistent practice is key, even if it's just 15-30 minutes a day. Also, set personal goals, break them down into achievable steps, and utilize online resources like tutorials and lessons! There are a lot on KZfaq! And lastly, learn from guitarists you admire, emulate their techniques, and seek feedback from communities. Overall, just be patient, enjoy the journey, and just keep pushing! 🤓

@@JokoReantasoMusic salamat ng marami sayo and may god bless you for all of your endeavors in the coming years🙏

Let’s GO!!! 🤟😊

Should be in the 450USD range. Thanks for watching man! Really appreciate it. :)

Yup! Check out the manual on how you could do it. The manual is available for download in the product page of the Trident on the NUX website! 🤓

@@JokoReantasoMusic i meant the input modes in plexi

me too haha!

I haven't purposely observed it but from what I have experienced in my live performances, yes it seems that the reverbs and delays register trails when I switch between patches. But it could also be as simple as the reverbs (to be specific) of all my patches blend well with each other that it seems to trail because I only use one reverb tyoe in most of my patches- the hall reverb. But it could also be a function of the natural reverb I get from the venues especially since I plug in the Trident directly to the FOH every time. Will look into it. Thank you so much for your question :)

​@@JokoReantasoMusic Can you please check and confirm if it really does reverb/delay trails spillover when changing patches? That would be the definitive selling point for me. I don't think any reverb would ''blend'' well with each other, giving you the impression of true trail spillover. If it doesn't have the trails spillover function, you'd get a very noticeable hard cut, no matter the fx/patch settings. So if you haven't noticed any hard cut, it would probably mean that it does have trails spillover. Some plugins, like STL AmpHub, do offer trails spillover but only works when the 2 patches have the exact same reverb/delay settings applied (even if the fx are turned off in one of the 2 patches, they need to match perfectly). It's better than nothing, but it makes everything complicated to set up and won't work in every scenarios. I hope this unit can really do it properly, like the more expensive stuff. Thank you for your help!

Yup! There is

Haven't yet but looking for someone I can borrow from here in the ph. would love to give it a go for sure!

@@JokoReantasoMusic Great. I'd love to hear what you think about it. You play guitar very nicely. I hope to get good like you one day. Thanks.

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PM D&D custom guitars on fb. They have limited units arriving this August 😊

@@JokoReantasoMusic Oh thank you very much, man! Appreciate it!

Wag na bro! I suggest midi controller na lang bilin mo for your MG30.

Muito obrigado senhor! 😊😊😊

Helix has more features but the Trident’s amp modeling is way superior. Better onboard IRs too. 😊

@@JokoReantasoMusic I was thinking the same regarding the amps.. Thank you very much!

It’s on its way! Don’ know how much it’s gonna be on retail but it should be around the 450usd range. D&D is the distributor. 😊

Thanks! Still have time to save up for it haha

@@radylatorre8141 Ayt!!! :D

GOC guitars 😊

The Trident’s amp models feel more dynamic and realistic since the Trident already uses the TS/AC 4K amp modeling algorithm while the MG30 uses TS/AC 2K. For the IRs, I personally use GGD’s Cali OS suite. They sound really punchy! 🤓

@@JokoReantasoMusic Oh yeah man.. GGD's Cali OS is pretty much all I need too! I even like these Cali cabs on clean amps like Dumbles and Fenders.. even though most people would say it's the stupidest thing to do... I completely disagree with that statement lol

You can message their IG page for inquiries! 🤓 instagram.com/gocguitarsofficial/

I asked him about a guitar that he was using in an other video, but he never commented back. Maybe he's scared of old people like me...IDK?

@@JokoReantasoMusic thank you, I will try.

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@@jameslanclos568 Hey I love old people haha! I started playing at a young age and during my guitar "formative years", there were a lot of "old" people who kinda took me under their wing which set the foundation of my guitar playing today. Anyways, I do try my best to read and answer all of the questions on my channel. Will try to make more time answering them. Thanks for watching!

That I have yet to try. Will let you know :)

It is a tough choice between the two. But lemme say this. If you are an amp guy get the trident. Of you are looking for more modulation effects, get the MG30.

It's better; more complex and dedicated.

The quality of the amp sims on this bad boy is insane!!! Did a short comparison with the MG30 at 23:17

@@JokoReantasoMusic wow,thanks!

@@dexterxyz339 thanks for watching!

I've used both devices extensively and I feel that the Trident features a more subtle input for guitars, allowing for increased headroom when adjusting the gain. This results in a cleaner and more dynamic tone, minimizing the issues you mentioned such as clipping and digital artifacts in high gain tones :D :D

I use an MG30 live one thing you MUST do with the MG30 is go into the IR function and turn the Hi Cut & Lo Cut OFF! Down to 0 .....what this does increase your headroom and makes it respond much more like a real amp......try this !

Haven't tried it for IOS or android. There is no mobile phone app

No it doesn't. NUX really focused on the amp sims for this one :)

At least it should have global EQ for live setting. You should tell them to update this function sir.🙏

The Trident's amp models are incredibly dynamic and true-to-life because of its advanced TS/AC 4K amp modeling algorithm. On the other hand, the MG30, while using the TS/AC 2K algorithm, still manages to deliver an impressive and exciting experience. My signal chain for this video is guitar>Trident>Interface>Computer. I hooked up the Trident to the interface via XLR cables. However, you could just run the Trident straight to your laptop/computer via USB-C but for me, I just prefer centralizing my signal flow through my interface :)

谢谢你，先生！

D&D 😊

@@JokoReantasoMusic tnx

I focus mainly on high gain tone, and need to stay far away from "digitized" distortion

@@VOX-TRO my faves for metal would be the Brit800 (Marshall) the Fireman (Friedman) and the Vivo (5150). 🤘😊

@@JokoReantasoMusic I'm sorry I wasn't very specific with my question 😅 I meant which digital effect would you choose, I heard some prefers headrush mx5 or pod go for example. Thanks!

@@VOX-TRO the Trident for sure! NUX MG30 too. The amp sims and effects of these two effects are top notch - especially the Trident. You don’t only hear it but you feel it too.

Me not so much. I mostly play my original songs live and I don’t really need an expression pedal for em. 😊

Does this unit not have an input for one? Built-in expression pedals make units less suitable for desktop use. All units should just have an input for one so you can use it how you wish.

Thanks for watching 😊

Yessir!!!

I agree...... he's a Tim Henson clone.

Oh wow! Hate is a pretty strong word.

I agree...... he's a Tim Henson clone. Nobody wants to wear their own cloths or be their own style of music like in 2001 movie Rock Star.