unrelated comment here... i don't know why but you have to grow a mustache. When the video started, for a second I thought you had a mustache and it looked cool 😂

Two things are the key elements that nothing sounds like a Les Paul: Nr.1. is the 24.75 scale lenght Nr.2. Is the placing of the bridge pickup so close to the bridge!

babe wake up the Finnish man on youtube is talking about vintage guitars again

Not much guitar for the money you have to pay.

people need to learn to use the polepiece screws on these neck humbucker to get more brighter tones from it.

Hmmm where have I heard that intro riff 😂

But when you play a Les Paul, it has his name on the headstock. Same with Fender. Same with any Paul Reed Smith. Does it make you look like their fanboy? Probably, not. Same with signature models. Those artists contributed in making that instrument, that's why their name is on the headstock. But that doesn't mean that only their music can be played on those guitars or that you are their fanboy or whatever. John Mayer or Mark Holcomb or Steph Carpenter helped design those guitars the same way Les Paul did way back in early days of electric guitar. That's how I think of it. All that matter is that if the guitar feels great, sounds good and looks awesome. If these 3 components are there, I don't really care whose name is written on the headstock. Example - I have a Schecter PT Fastback. PT stands for Pete Townshend, I think. I don't listen to his music nor I don't even know how the guy looks. I love the way it feels/sounds/looks and thanks Pete for designing it this way, but the rest is my story with that instrument. :)

It’s a hard comparison to judge off isolated bass tracks. SPB-3 sounds great, but the stock Fender pup holds its own in a band mix better. It’s harder to make out exactly what the bassist is playing with SPB-3’s in a full band, because it scoops the mids. Still a cool pick up, p-basses generally sound way different solo vs in a mix though.

This is a grear kit I use it for my faster songs

The scale length to use depends on if you play in a band and where each instrument lives in the mix and whether an instrument plays short notes or longer droning notes.

The way the guitar looks is the most important part. They cost enough money that I want to be excited about the way it looks. I want to see it on the wall enticing me to pick it up. Although, I i think it goes without saying that it must also play and feel good, or it just ends up being another guitar you sold.

I have pickups coming soon for a guitar project that is looking forward to those pickups, not to change the tone so much as to change the look of the axe. This guitar has one of the cheapest sets of pickups in the world, but they sound really good. Sound wise, they could stay, but I like for my guitars to look different after I've done things to them. That's THE reason this time.

Just got the free 5034 Fluff installed and it's incredible. Especially considering it's free of charge. Excellent work!

the install files are all ins files no vst :(

You know you can change the tone by adjusting the pole peices as well as the pickup height.

Great Video, What pickup height ,screw to string did you discover was the best

Any chance Mikko2 can be ported from macOS to iPad? Seems like that’s becoming a more and more viable platform for music making. I’d love to have it there

musicians dealing with an instruments = women and their purses= irrational :)

can you guys do a korn type ir pack?

What are the chances we get a Soldano SLO-100 amp sim?

What's the difference between 'real mic'ed cab' and IR? IR is real mic'ed cab too. Just in wav format. What do I am missing?