@@brianb8512 as you may (or may not) know it is an sm7b that has a capsule pretty far away from the grill, especially with a foam on. It is absolutely normal to use it this way. Even if that would be too much, I prefer to have a slight proximity effect without insane bleed and phasing.

@@martinestradacontreras7307 i would go for regular version to be honest. I would use it only on gigs that require 2 Amp tones, editing it manually is painful. So if something messes up on stage you are screwed. Cheers!

galtonestudio.bigcartel.com/faq-frequently-asked-questions :) Cheers!

Can I add this on my pedal to use on a gig? It sound different when I plugged my pedal on my computer. Huhu Sorry I'm confused on the App.

@@JLguitar01 without problems, on windows it is scalable. Cheers!

@@piotrchrzanowski8640 napisz na priv do mnie na FB lub mail, postaram się pomóc ale muszę mieć więcej info :) Pozdrawiam!

Yeah, i prefer to use fairly low input, because I noticed that most of the tones (at least from my experience) sound way more realistic. But it's pretty personal. When people are using my profiles - i tend to recommend setting input pretty low (to begin with). Cheers!

@@galtonestudio That's exactly my conclusion after trying Tonex for a week. Thanks!

It's already gone, but I'll activate the code for the next 1 hour. Cheers!

Done Thx! Good job for the presets!

You can always follow me in instagram/fb - it won't be the only possibility to get pretty decent discount :) Cheers!

@@AustrianShredMachine yeah, if i remember correctly it was an Orange channel of recto DR, boosted with ts808 with a lot of post EQ. Cheers!

@@alexielangel2231 Debería funcionar para ambos, pero si lo usara en vivo, lo usaría con PA o FRFR. ¡saludos! (traductor de Google)

@@Danzan-of3yy i tend to have them kinda low. Everything depends on a guitar, but usually when i am using app and i Play really hard, input level goes to around 50-60%. I setup trim to make it sound similar to app later (i will check my pedal settings after the weekend) :) Thanks!

Unluckily not really, you need at least SE version (there's a limit of 20 tone models with CS)

@@galtonestudio Purchased. I've enjoyed the presets I got on Tonocracy so hey...Thank YOU! for what you've done/continue to do for people like me who would never be able to play with this type of gear. I am thankful for your generosity. Best Regards and Best Wishes!

@@galtonestudio SHAAZAAM! Yeah Babay! These are EXCELLENT! Now I have to spend $100 on MacOS and $150 on iOS :) First World Problem. Thank YOU for the sale! I never would have started back with TONEX if not for your Sale and Video. Much Appreciated! Best Regards and Best Wishes!

Thanks man! :)

Drag and drop. From a folder to the snapshot list.

Of course it works on app :) Just make sure to have a full version (at least LE), because free (CS) has a limit of 20 tone model downloads. You can try one of the presets from this pack though - 'Modern Van Halen' (just type in @galtonestudio in tonenet search in app) and add plate reverb. Regards!

@@galtonestudio Thank you. I meant if it works on all versions, I will try it out.

Thanks a lot! :) I think there's a way to do it in reaper - i'm not sure about standalone, but I'd check NAM facebook group, if there's a way the will help you out for sure. Here's a reaper tutorial :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9qihK-b3bq7f6c.html

@@galtonestudio No worries man, if u find out anything then plz make a KZfaq video. I think it will be really helpful for most of the people. But I guess they don’t offer midi controller as a standalone. That would have been cool though. Cheers :)

Can you tell me your setup? Maybe I'll be able to help :)

@@galtonestudio Let me look at how your NAM is configured in this video and I'll see if I can figure it out. If not, will ask :) Thank You for offering :) Best Regards and Best Wishes!

@@hanovergreen4091 Sure :) Basically I'm using an instrumental input of EVO 8 (before that I was using RME fireface the same way but i had to move studio to smaller place so I sold it). Apart from that if you're not running your audio interface super hot and use instrumental input, everything should be fine :) I tested it on Focusrite and a few other interfaces with the same results, so everything should sound the same on studio monitors/headphones. Cheers!

@@galtonestudio Hey Boss. Got it working in BlueCat Axiom. Digging the SLO100 and Dumble, Recto and Petrucci. Thank You so much for the freebies and the $10 pack. Great little spread of sounds there. Using with JHS Pedal pack (free) and NAM in Axiom. Look forward to next pack. Best Regards and Best Wishes!

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@@dasfette thanks a lot for a comment, you are not alone :) I did +1000 profiles for Kemper/ToneX and it is obvious, you can get the same tone as as miced Amp/Cab. For the last 5 years i was Fortunate enough to have a regular studio with live and Control room so comparing miced cab and simulation was very easy. And well... They were always pretty much the same. Even in null tests it was so close that NO ONE would notice. But let's be honest, how many people recorded their tube amps even Once in a studio? Or played outside of their home on bigger stage? Not too many. So they are comparing what they know to miced tones which sound "digital" because they can't compare that to anything :)

@@galtonestudio 100% agree! And appreciate the thorough response. Keep doing what you're doing, BTW. Your Fender Blues Junior pack is one of my absolute favorite Tonex captures out there. And congrats on your Mayer pack just living atop the most liked for the last few months. Well deserved!

Very old set of Tannoy Reveal Active (blue ones) :) I worked with them for the last 10 years, so i wouldn't change them for anything lol.

@@galtonestudio great tone ....do you gig with amplitube?

@@tozguitar i mostly gig with valeton gp, and sometimes valeton + tonex in valeton fx loop.

Thanks a lot! :)

@@leventopoulos i totally get it :) Once you get used to it it is actually very easy and quite logical (compared to older versions), but starting is insanely infuriating for many people.

@@galtonestudio It's strange that the hardware and the sound part of the software are so great, and the GUI is so unpractical! Your video helped a lot by the way!

@@leventopoulos well i have no idea why they made it so tough, especially being a SOFTWARE company lol. But it is worth the hassle. Thanks!

For me, it is the worst collection of terribly documented software that I have seen in 43 years of working with computers in an engineering field. Truly abysmal, IK. If not for THIS TUTORIAL VIDEO, I would be returning your product to Sweetwater.

I’ve been a software developer for 20 years and I was stunned when I realised how this works. The experience is totally ass backwards. I have the Helix, the Bias FX and eventide H9 software (Bluetooth iOS app) and they all are way ahead of Tonex user experience. It also feels like bloatware to use (same as Bias FX) very slow to start, c’mon guys..

It looks like you typically can chose the A/B mode (2 slots) or stomp mode (on/off, one slot), except that this video shows a clever trick I was unaware of, that lets you access three slots instead of 2. I saw another video where they showed a somewhat cumbersome way to select from the 20 presets that can be stored in the Tonex One, but there is no display other than the colors of the 3 micro knobs to indicate what you are selecting -- that and your ears. So you would need to use some clever combination of the colors you assign to various patches, or a clever ordering of the 20 memory slots, as a mnemonic device, to help you find what you want. However, this procedure is a bit time consuming -- slower than simply stomping the foot switch.

I'm not certain yet, but this may be helpful: Once you download and install the Tonex SE software, you will find an icon in the upper right corner of the main display window (3 parallel, horizontal lines). When you click this, the pop-up window that appears has an "Audio Settings" tab that has options which appear to control these settings. I believe you can select "the right options" (whichever these are), then plug your guitar into your Tonex, and (hopefully), the sound will then come out of your PC speakers. Use good monitor speakers for better results. Good luck, and please reply back here if you find this to work for you, so others will know my guess is correct.