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This digital path can be a little overwhelming for beginners or even an old school metalhead like myself. You break things down step by step so there's no guess work. You're absolutely the best at teaching and sharing your knowledge with others. So inspiring. Thanks Rob for being a working man's go to for tips on how to improve our playing and our overall love of heavy guitars!! Always excited when I get notified that you've released a new video. Once again Professor Arnold... Heavy Metal Over Everything!!!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

As always Rick, I appreciate you tuning in and interacting bro! And I'm so glad you've been enjoying the stuff! 👊 Heavy Metal Over Everything indeed!

The nice thing about Rob is he has that steady and downto earth tempo and mellow about things. Most guys just be loud and obnoxious in tutorials, Rob's a gem🤘

@RobArnoldWorld

6 ай бұрын

👊

Dude I just came back to guitar after a 15 year "hiatus". Crazy where things have gotten. Fallen back in love and playing guitar again thanks to these sims

@RobArnoldWorld

3 ай бұрын

The guitar will always welcome you back with open arms!🎸

@r3stl3ss_ssb33

2 ай бұрын

Saaaaame !

This is exactly the video I needed 6 months ago. I spent days researching and learning about interfaces and how it all worked before I pulled the trigger! This is the perfect guide, top shelf as always.

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Aye... I missed the boat!

i really enjoyed the first 9 minutes. Then, you quickly connect to your monitors, implying is it not possible to play through computer speakers...this makes it appear I need to trash my Creative computer speakers and purchase some "monitors." You have no idea how thrilled I am :)

Mate this literally couldn't have come at a better time. I'm about to move house and was seriously considering changing to an all computer setup (to save space) and leaving my amps at my friends place (where we jam) so having a guide like this is incredibly useful, thank you!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Right on! 🎸

Clear and descriptive video, liked and subbed. Also, you’ve just got a chill vibe helps with delivering all the info and keeping the listener interested.

@RobArnoldWorld

5 ай бұрын

I really appreciate that man, and welcome aboard! 🎸

I think im steering in this direction before i start buying pedals. This video i find is great to help the decision and dream along. Thanks Rob.

I run the Apollo Twin X Interface. Honestly the hardest thing was finding a motherboard that supported Thunder Bolt 3, otherwise everything was straight forward. It’s been a life saver since I live with 3 other roommates and can’t blast my guitar like I would at home. Pop in some headphones, get Apple Music running and boom, I can play with the songs and it sounds great. Total advocate for getting your guitar into a computer.

Thank you so much for making this video Rob. Been wanting to get into amp plugins. And you took away all my concerns and intimidation. Can't wait to get started🙂

@RobArnoldWorld

3 ай бұрын

Awesome! Happy to help, and best of luck on your journey! 🎸

Thanks man for the awesome explanation, thanks to you now I’m really thinking about buying everything you show us here and trying it out myself 👍🏻

@RobArnoldWorld

6 ай бұрын

Awesome!

Thank u for this video I really appreciate this i’m still a beginner to this kind of thing, so this really help me. Thank you brother Rock on man!!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Happy to help man!🎸

exactly what i was looking for! Just earned a new subscriber!

@RobArnoldWorld

7 ай бұрын

Hey happy to hear that and welcome aboard! 🎸

Thank you Rob! I'm computer illiterate and been overwhelmed with this stuff but been wanting to get a set up like this for awhile after seeing soooo many plug in reviews but been scared to ask about this step lol

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

I hoped to have helped!

This awesome- this is great for demoing tracks/songs or even making instrumental songs/album

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Indeed!

Awesome thank you for showing us that are new to using computer as an amp!!!!!

this is exactly what i'm looking for thanks!

@RobArnoldWorld

3 ай бұрын

Happy to help!

KILLER tutorial thanks!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

🤘

TY man!!

Nice video. I've always wondered how to do this.

Gotta love how easily accessible home studios are now. The tech just gets cooler by the month. I remember when i first bought Pro Tools a long while back. Was such a cool and frustrating experience, but if ya focus and have the passion. You can figure anything out! Nother shredder of a vid brother Rob. God bless homie. 😉

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Hell yeah! I started back in 2006ish with protools and an Mbox! Cheers Holmes!🤘

im a new sub because ur the 1st one from my long quest to learn this stuff you my guy explain step by step very understandable i dont have to guess what u did there. so informative like and subs thank u Rob!

@RobArnoldWorld

2 ай бұрын

Awesome man! Happy to hear it, and welcome aboard!

@yousocrazy1199

2 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld yes, do u have a part 2 for this? like adding the plug ins or drums. its kinda complicated for me im sure alot also would love to watch that in the future. but this video is already helped me understand cheers tnx

@RobArnoldWorld

2 ай бұрын

Try this video bro! kzread.info/dash/bejne/ap6twamCpZDIo84.html I also have many more videos like this in my "Song Writing, Recording Tutorials, and More" playlist! kzread.info/head/PLlBg61aZ3R9gcG2rHRZtkuwliUfpwIDZv@@yousocrazy1199

Subscribed. Thanks man 🤘🏼

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

Welcome aboard!👊

Just ordered myself a volt2 thanks for the video.......very informative for a tech dummy like me

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Hey happy to hear it, and I think you're going to love the Volt!

I've been doing this for many years but I always still watch videos to see different possible ways of doing things. I've been stuck in alot of bored ruts over time, with repeating my own processes.

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

I hope to offer some inspiration then bro! 🤘

@trevorphilips9484

8 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld more times than you know 👊

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

👊@@trevorphilips9484

I use a focusrite and guitar rig 6. I live in an apartment. An upstairs apartment at that. I’m overly concerned about annoying my neighbors so I play a LOT on my computer now. Took me a ton of time and research to figure it out but now I almost prefer to play on the computer with my headphones vs my amp. One note I’d say is make sure you know your speaker or headphone specs. If you’re playing with your audio at low quality frequencies it’s going to sound bad. If you have studio quality headphones/monitors aim for 48,000

Appreciate every single step. A lot of people skip through important parts..

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

Hey happy to hear that, and I appreciate you tuning in!

Lol. Love the Office Space reference 😂😂. Also thank you for the great information.

I have just got into the this , after a lot of years because im rubbish with pcs n laptops and it scared me lol so I got the positive grid riff and I love it but will move on to the most advanced stuff when I get more more into it lol

WOW!

I used to have a irig2 for connecting mac and guitar but that was very hard to use, you have to do literally every settings in garageband or amplitube. This Volt 2 is looking very straighforward and easy to use, it is good you can adjust on a reallife interface

This is such a helpful video I’m brand new switching over to digital playing I’m just curious will any set of studio monitors work? I’m curious on what kind of monitors you’re running because the sound was very nice coming out of them again thank you again for this awesome video helped so much! 🤘🏼

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

Hey happy to hear that man!🤘 Yes, any studio monitors will work, but here's what I use... I'm not sure what your budget is, but these are the monitors I've use and have loved for over a decade! imp.i114863.net/DynaudioBM5mkIII But if that's more than you're looking to spend, here's a setup I used all throughout covid when I was forced to shut down my main studio: amzn.to/3weITn5 Only a little over a hundred bucks for the whole setup, and it rocks!

@ExoticzGuitarCoverz

Ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld you’re so awesome man thank you for the quick reply! If I can get a good little studio setup going without breaking the bank too much I’ll be happy so I will take your words and advice on these thank you very much 🤘🏼

im using a Esi U22xt bt its not reading the amp for some reason

Great thank you 🙏 I never had to play on computer before, let do this 😊

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

Good luck!🎸

Great vid rob, Amazing how quick someone can get up and running these days! P.s I hear Kirk Hammett has a Rob Arnold poster up in his bedroom 😅 Some tasty licks!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

I'd love confirmation of that! 🤘🤣

Thank you for this. I haven't tried to record guitars seriously since the 90s and cakewalk pyro. 😂😂 now its f*ckin on! Getcha pull!! Really appreciate this. 🎸 🎸 🎸

@RobArnoldWorld

4 ай бұрын

Awesome bro! 🥃 It's a super fun world to enter!🎸

The "two things at the same time" reference to Lawrence from Office Space was legendary 🤣

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

✌️😏

Is ua volt 1 a good option for working on windows or is it better to take focusrite solo 4 gen?

@RobArnoldWorld

3 ай бұрын

I'm sure it would work out just fine. But as a Mac user, I can't say with 100% certainty. But they're all geared to be used on the system of your choice. I've never used the Focusrite stuff, but I hear of guys using it all the time, and liking it. My recommendation is to just dive in and get started, and figure it out as you go!

Rob, gotta get a video of you checking out Archetype Gojira plug in by Neural DSP! I’d think you’d love it because the 3rd amp is based on a EVH 5150. Brutal tones!

@RobArnoldWorld

7 ай бұрын

As a matter of fact I've been working with the Neural Gojira lately on another project over at Spider Studio here in Cleveland, and yes, it IS killer! I've gotta get it!

We’ve come a long way since the first line 6 spider was released!

Hey Rob, quick question... so i have the volt connected to the PC... my Speaker system is plugged into the PC 3.5 connection... but i'm not getting any sound from the Volt through speakers? How did you use your Volt with the Klipsh speakers you recommended?

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

I only know the Mac platform well, but I'd say your issue most likely has something to do with your system sound settings. On Mac, I need to go to system preferences, then sound, then I need to tell my Mac to output sound through whatever input I have my speakers connected to. You could also connect your speakers directly to the Volt, and that may help too. Unfortunately there are SO many different scenarios, with everyone having a unique setup and components, so I can't say what exactly will solve your problem. Good luck though, and let me know what happens!

What about peddles? Would I be able to send my guitar though my peddles and then send it to the software amp? Thanks in advance for the reply!

@RobArnoldWorld

2 ай бұрын

Definitely! For instance, I'll use my wah pedal for solos and stuff, or my digitech whammy pedal for harmony type stuff. Guitar -->pedal --> interface.

Would I be able to use the bogen digital knobs across different devices? It would be nice to use on my mac, as well as my PC at other times as I move around. Like is the installation connected to the account or..?

@RobArnoldWorld

5 ай бұрын

I would say definitely man! I think once you're provided with a download link, you're given the option to download the program for mac or PC. Just download both!

is there any noticeable input delay when playing ? Like a noticeable space from when you strike the string and then bear it through the speakers ?

@RobArnoldWorld

4 ай бұрын

Nope! The amount of latency one might hear is dictated more by your DAW, as opposed to the interface itself.

You should do a part 2 "How to use for recording and video" for us that want to upload short Videos to KZread or Instagram. Thats my issue. I just cant seem to figure out the confusing Recording software. and how to sync it with a video without making it too loud or too quiet. Thanks for this video, Rob

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Hey if you'd like, please explain more for me EXACTLY what it is you're trying to do, or having trouble with (or both), and perhaps I can steer you in the right direction🤘

i have a 2.1 speaker system. the speakers go in to the sub woofer and the woofer into the PC with the classic green earphone jack. is this a problem?

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

Not at all! It'll work just fine!👌

Rob Arnold the IT-Specialist :) :) :)

2:10 Lawrence! Yes!!!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

🤘🤣

Sounds awesome. I purchased an m1 MacBook Pro last year but I’ve been experiencing popping and cracking issues whilst using the neural plugins. It’s frustrating as I didn’t have these issues on my old intel iMac. I am using an old focusrite scarlet audio interface though. Not sure if that could be the problem?

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

In my opinion, the main cause for popping and crackling is signal overload, somewhere along your gain staging path. Whether it's on the input side, or an insert clipping, or your master bus, try not to allow ANYTHING to clip (overload), and I bet that will fix your problem. Another cause for issues you're experiencing might be if you were using a trial version of a plugin, that has now expired. I remember back in the day, all the IK Multimedia guitar stuff acted that way after the trial period was up. You could still use the plugin, but it would randomly pop and crackle, forcing you to purchase out of frustration!

@outatime862

8 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld thanks so much for replying. I’ll have to have another proper look again. Out of interest have you tried many of the neural plugins? If so how do you find they compare to what you are using? The plugin you used in this vid sounded awesome!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

I personally don't have much experience with the Neural stuff, but from the few times I've heard their stuff in mixes, it's always been incredible! The Dark Glass one for bass comes to mind!@@outatime862

I love sweetwater, they give out free candy🤘

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

🍬🤘

Bro thanks so much for posting this! Really helpful. Question: can you plug studio monitors directly into your PC? Or do you need a special interface for those too? Also, if you're ever so inclined, could you post a step-by-step vid tutorial on how to post a guitar rock/metal cover song to youtube maybe even with drum track too? I've always wondered how people post metal/rock/classic rock cover songs on YT and it sounds so high quality with excellent guitar tones, etc. I realize this potentially would be a long video, so no worries if you don't feel like doing that LOL I totally get it. But thank you for posting this vid again. This is a great starting place for me!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Right on man! Pretty much every interface has outputs that allow you to connect studio monitors. But if you want to connect them directly to your PC (or Mac), you'd simply use the computer headphones output, and you'd need some sort of adaptor or cable, that splits the 1/8" output on your computer, to two 1/4" outputs for your monitors. But there are even easier solutions... For years, before I moved my whole studio operation to my home, I simply used this basic computer monitor setup I got from Costco, and it was great! It sounds fantastic, and served me well for years! Here it is on Amazon... check it out! amzn.to/3Qj29Y8 (no adapters or anything needed. It all plugs into your computers headphones output)

@nc1969

2 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld Currently i have these speakers connected to my PC's headphones output... but i'm not getting any sound when i'm plugged into the Volt?

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

I'm guessing you somehow need to tell your computer to output sound coming from the Volt. Without messing around with your system myself, I unfortunately can't advise you on how to proceed with that. @@nc1969

@nc1969

Ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld i really appreciate it Rob.. thx again for reaching out... i did get that set to work coming from the headphones out... but i just picked up a set of JBL Professional 305P MkII Next-Generation 5-Inch 2-Way Powered Studio Monitors ... i just wanted a more robust setup... i'll keep you posted.

Can you record the click along with the track as well? Would be extremely nice when making guide tracks for studio sessions.

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

Absolutely!

@crimsonfiredotnet

Ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld Ok I now got myself a audio interface and downloaded the Bogen amps but I don't get the click track when I record. How do I enable that?

@crimsonfiredotnet

Ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld I reached out to Bogren Amps and it turns out you can NOT record the click along with the track. Only the riff. So yeah now you know

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

@@crimsonfiredotnet Oh, I misunderstood your question then. I was going to share another bogren video I have demonstrating how to use the click track, which you can certainly then record. But I didn't realize you meant "can the bogren recorder itself", record the click track. And I guess now you've found the answer. But I thought you were asking if the click track could be recorded, assuming you meant within your DAW or something, which is why I replied, absolutely.

Bro you don’t need to turn the gain knob, when you play or record guitar. The gain knob always must be set on zero position for the cleanest signal possible. Also you need set the buffer much lover (64 or 32 samples) for minimal latency. Cheers!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Personally I've found that keeping my buffer at 512 provides the best results. No noticeable latency, and optimum computer performance. It's a balancing act as your system expands, and you begin using more processor intensive software.

I have basically given up guitar because I have severe hearing damage. My ears ring constantly but they ring at in intensity that I can tolerate. If I play electric guitar through an amp it makes the ringing worse even if it's very low level, like 70dB. I've wondered if my ears would tolerate playing through the computer. Might be worth a try. Thanks for the informative video!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Aye that sucks man... First I'd try seeing a doctor and asking for help. Then, I'd try the methods described in this video! Best of luck! 🤘

would this be better than the boss katana mk2 50's tone studio

@RobArnoldWorld

Ай бұрын

I'm personally unfamiliar with the boss katana mk2 50's tone studio.

im getting a lot of feedback and a lot of screeching when i use this amp sim im very new too all this can i have some help?

@RobArnoldWorld

7 күн бұрын

I can't say for sure without seeing your setup and routing for myself, but if it's not a routing issue that could potentially be causing some sort of feedback loop or something, the fix may be as simple as raising the noise gate, which you can do by clicking the little gear icon in the bottom right hand corner of the plugin. Good luck!

Great video!…Thank you…Are you connecting your interface to a channel On the mixer??….I have an interface and monitors,would you recommend a mixer?

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Thanks dude! Having a mixer just gives me more routing and connection options, but it's not totally necessary. But yes, I just plugged my Volt into an open channel on my mixer. If I didn't have the mixer, I'd simply plug my monitors straight into the Volt. But let's say I wanted to watch a KZread video... the sound from that video would no longer come out of my monitors. It would just come out of my computer. So having the mixer, allows me to plug in a variety of things simultaneously, with individual level controls for each.👌 Hope that helps!

@scottpeters4401

8 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld Thank you,that makes sense…a mixer would definitely come in handy!I am tackling the amp sim thing today..this answered alot of my questions..I have been playing since the 80’s,but the computer thing is totally new to me..

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Hey right on! I wish you luck! The whole thing is a slippery slope, but a fun and exciting one, every step of the way! If you're looking for more inspiration, browse though a couple more videos in my audio production tutorials playlist! I'm sure you'll find something of interest! kzread.info/head/PLlBg61aZ3R9gcG2rHRZtkuwliUfpwIDZv @@scottpeters4401

If I have a speaker cabinet, where does that plug into?

@RobArnoldWorld

2 ай бұрын

This video is about using amplifier simulations (amp sims) on/in your computer. It wouldn't integrate with real amp and cabinet situations.

I was hesitant at first to go down this path. It makes it so much easier to lay down ideas. It's the Archetype Gojira suite that had me go down that path. Now I use neural Amp modeller, which is free and the community made captures are fantastic. I just need an ir for my real speakers which are a very niche set-up.😂 Dude, the grown hair again is looking sick!. How long has it been, Impossibility Of Reason?

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Haha yeah man! I last cut it off in 2004 I think it was, and had been rocking the short hair look until about 2.5 years ago when I decided to grow it out again. I think I've still got another 2 full years before it's where I want it to be. The older I get, the slower it grows!

@felinekaiju4517

8 ай бұрын

@RobArnoldWorld duuude, that's ages!. What you influenced you to grow it back?. It's looking awesome too!. You probably already know, but a trime every quarter really does help with the growth. My hairs half way down my back and the only way I'm cutting is if it recedes or a skullet forms (Devin Townsend earned that crown) I wouldn't be able to rock that like he did. Haha.

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Haha I unfortunately do have quite a skullet! It sucks! But I figure, fuck it. I'm going through with it anyway! I will take your advice, and have LaMarca trim a bit off the next time I see him! And the reason I've decided to grow it back out, is that I've been wanting to look the part a little more again. Simple as that!🤘@@felinekaiju4517

@RobArnoldWorld- I you see this im haoping you can answer a question in the video you plugged a guitar cable from the volt to over but the screen or something im wondering what you did. Also, are a really good set of monitor speakers. Do the monitors sound good for thise heavy riffs. And loud enough i want to be able to play loud and get a beefy room sound, but also play low volumes. Can you connect it to a real cab with a power supply or just use an frfr. Sorry asking alot any one that has input please reach out. I really want to learn.

@RobArnoldWorld

4 ай бұрын

Hey dude- I plugged that cable from the Volt into my mixing board, which feeds my monitors. The same thing could have been achieved by plugging the monitors directly into the Volt (bypassing a mixer). I'm not sure what your budget is, but these are the monitors I've use and have loved for over a decade! imp.i114863.net/DynaudioBM5mkIII But if that's more than you're looking to spend, here's a setup I used all throughout covid when I was forced to shut down my main studio: amzn.to/3weITn5 Only a little over a hundred bucks for the whole setup, and it rocks!

@InfamouslyCantankerous

4 ай бұрын

Awesome man thank you very much for letting me know so quickly I'm thinking about the adam ax8 monitors and haven't settled on a daw yet. Basically need a laptop or computer first then the rest. But now that I understand how straight forward it is to get there and have a decent bedroom sound/recording if I want. I thought you needed irs and all this other jazz but I guess a little further down the rabbit hole

@RobArnoldWorld

4 ай бұрын

I recommend trying out a MacBook, which comes with the free DAW, GarageBand. It has everything you need to create anything you can conjure up! @@InfamouslyCantankerous

Loving the dream pop thumbnail. I mean your a handsome chap n all rob but that’s a very pretty picture 😂

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Hahaha thanks man!

How's the latency. Is it big enough to be noticed?

@RobArnoldWorld

7 ай бұрын

With the Bogren stuff or the Volt? With the appropriate buffer size setting, there's no noticeable latency.

This is how i thought it was supposed to go but unfortunately i'm about ten hours into this bullshit with a presonus audiobox itwo and all i have is 2 disabled inputs. outputs fine. no clue how it went so wrong. seems so str8 forward.

@RobArnoldWorld

4 ай бұрын

Aye.. unfortunately I don't have any experience with the presonus stuff, so I can't offer an easy solution. All I can say is that 99.9% of the time, the problem is just something stupid you may be overlooking. And eventually, you'll have an "ah ha!" moment, and things will begin to work as expected.

I don’t have any speaker monitors, is there an alternate way to get the sound? Perhaps through your computer to a Bluetooth speaker?

@RobArnoldWorld

6 ай бұрын

Definitely! Or you can simply just use headphones! I used headphones for my first 5 years or so!

Killer video Rob. What I'd like to see is how you ACTUALLY DO these videos. How the camera, audio AND what you are recording is done. How the video recording works while hearing what you are playing ect. I don't think the camera mic is recording the guitar. Do you record the video and audio from the camera in one program and then record the guitar in another program and then add it in, in editing things like that. Thanks if you consider this. 🤘

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Hey thanks bro! So for this particular video I've got: -an overhead camera filming what I'm doing on my desk. -another camera filming me, which is the one I look at when I'm talking. -a microphone attached to my shirt, that's recording my voice, and all audio in the room. This is captured via Pro Tools on my iMac. -a screen recording on my MacBook, that captures everything I'm doing on it, plus the audio that it hears coming from the Volt/amp sim. Then I bring all of those assets into Final Cut Pro, and I create a multi cam edit, and I mix and design everything together in a way I'd like for it to be presented. There's a lot of audio automation involved, because when I'm playing guitar for instance, and I want you guys to hear the amp sim, then I need to duck (or lower) the volume of my speaking mic. Otherwise, you'd be hearing both signals. And sometimes you will hear both signals, depending on the scenario. But the main thing is to capture all of those sources, both audio and video, and then learn how to combine them in post. Hope that helps! It took me a long time to wrap my head around creating and presenting content like this, and I'm still learning every day!

@descent1331

8 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld Bro thank you for this. I'm thinking about doing a channel this winter when I'm home from work for 3 months. I just bought a Sony ZV-E1, couple of lens. My rig though is windows. I built a ridiculously powerful "gaming" computer, with thunderbolt connectivity, specifically for my studio. Right now I'm running an Antelope Audio Zen Go as my interface, Sonar for my DAW, and have been using the OTTO AUDIO 11 11 11 11 and the Neural DSP Gojira plug ins pretty much exclusively on my next album. The OTTO is BADASS. I have a pretty geared up studio for being a novice/not full time producer/engineer so I feel I have the core of what I need. This extra bit if info really helped. So next on my list, wireless lavalier mic, pro lighting, good video editing software and learning how to edit it all together. I don't want to do a channel that is cell phone garbage. I want to bring a level of professionalism right out of the gate and improve from there. You, Glenn and Ola have been hugely influential on getting me back into playing and recording. I went on a long hiatus, with all of my amps and guitars packed away for a decade. My band has been around since 95...then in 09 life happened and I had to concentrate on work. (Getting old sucks) but now I'm back in the ring with a fire and passion that I haven't had in many moons. So thank you. BTW...this isn't brown nosing, sucking up or anything like that but I gotta tell ya. Impossibility of Reason is in my top 10 favorite albums of all time. Not even joking. That's one of the shows I want to do when I get this up and running. Go through, review and get out to people my favorite albums of all time and highlight my favorite riffs of all time, Cleansation and Power Trip have some of my favorite riffs of all time and Down Again really got me through some rough times. Thanks again and hope to shoot the shit with you more. Horns Up 🤘

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

That's killer man! I'm honored, and will look forward to TIOR content when it drops!🤘 I'm also honored to be mentioned alongside Glen and Ola, when it comes to the KZread game. 👊 I think you have the right mindset, and from the sound of it, you'll be producing great content right off the bat. Quick tip:With the lavalier mic, I started out with that route, and tried 2-3 different ones, and I didn't like the results. (probably because I was buying inexpensive ones). So right before I was going to go all out on a nice $200-300 lab mic, I discovered the Rode-Go mics. That's the thing I had attached to my shirt, and I'm sure you seen lots of other people using them too. They're extremely versatile and sound great, and I totally recommend going this route! Check em' out if you're interested! imp.i114863.net/RodeGo @descent1331 ​

@descent1331

8 ай бұрын

​@@RobArnoldWorldawesome bro I will check them out. I'm a gear whore so you are speaking my language. I don't usually buy cheap gear but every once in a while I'm surprised at what a inexpensive piece of gear does. Thanks again for all the info and help. 🤘

Awesome thumnail how did you create it

@RobArnoldWorld

7 ай бұрын

Thanks man- I just used an AI image creator... I think it was Canva... and I started typing in prompts like, "Make me a dreamy looking image with a guy playing guitar in front of a computer." It would generate a few of them, and I would keep hitting regenerate until I found one I really liked. From there I further manipulated it and added text and all that using GIMP.

Please suggest a budget Studio Monitor for Metal

@RobArnoldWorld

4 ай бұрын

Well I'm not sure what your budget is, but these are the monitors I've use and have loved for over a decade! imp.i114863.net/DynaudioBM5mkIII Looks like they have a couple demo models on sale for $425 each right now! But if that's more than you're looking to spend, here's a setup I used all throughout covid when I was forced to shut down my main studio: amzn.to/3weITn5 Only a little over a hundred bucks for the whole setup, and it rocks!

Lawrence sighting!

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Haha well spotted sir! ✌️

Hey Rob, really appreciate you putting this info together. would consider doing a part 2 addressing output options? speakers, monitors, etc.? You getting a great tone in video, but how exactly are exactly are you achieving this? How much of this is contingent on $$$ speakers and mixing equipment? Also, what DAW are you using/recommend? I have Reaper. Thanks Rob!!

@RobArnoldWorld

3 ай бұрын

I'll consider a part two! I use a UA Apollo Quad with protools, and yes I have nice studio monitors and all that, but you can still achieve great tones just with an interface and headphones. Or even computer monitors. I used this exact setup amzn.to/3VIP2T1 during covid while I was relocating my studio, and I got by just fine. In fact, I'd 100% recommend you go ahead and start with the Klipsch package I linked you to. Can't go wrong for that price, and everything you pump through it will sound great. Or maybe you even already have a similar setup. Point being, great guitar tone comes first from the playing, then the amp. So you saw the amp I was using in this vid, the Bogren Ampknob stuff, and I recommend giving it a try! Free 14 day trials, so there's nothing to lose! I hope I answered your question. But if not, feel free to continue the conversation!🎸

@nc1969

3 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld thx Rob, i appreciate the reply. Currently I have a L6 CATALYST 200. This amp can also be used as an interface, which i have yet to do. Just prior i had the Helix LT with a L6 Powercab plus, and i was so dissapointed in the the sound of that cabinet. I thought about getting a good set of studio monitors, but just decided to go with the CATALYST for a more "ease of use" solution.

@RobArnoldWorld

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately I'm unfamiliar with the line 6 stuff, so I can't really offer any suggestions on where to go with your setup from here. Plus without hearing it for myself, I really don't know what we're dealing with. Sorry bro!@@nc1969

@nc1969

2 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld hey rob im strongly considering getting the interface you mentioned, along with the speaker set linked above... what are some next tier speaker set you would recommend for better sound quality than the Klipsch linked above? best. Nick

@RobArnoldWorld

2 ай бұрын

Hmm, well I guess it depends on what your budget is like. Here's the set I've used and loved for the past 13 years! imp.i114863.net/DynaudioBM5mkIII And I just looked, and it appears they have some demo models available for only $350 each! @@nc1969

What sound card is preferred on the pc?

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately as a Mac user, I'm not sure.

@chrisgnineil15

8 ай бұрын

The audio interface is your new soundcard. The internal soundcards in the PC are mostly not suitable for guitar recording because they have too much latency.

I'm not really interested in recording, I just want to practice without disturbing everybody in the house. I want to be able to listen to songs on my computer while playing along with them on my guitar and hear both the song and the guitar through my headphones. Would an audio Interface be good for that? If so, would using peddles or a peddle board work well or would that cause problems?

@RobArnoldWorld

6 ай бұрын

I hear ya! You may just want to try something like an iRig. sweetwater.sjv.io/iRigHD2 After just researching this briefly, I realize that something like the iRig is actually a much easier way to get your guitar into your computer, than the method I demonstrated in this video! And you'd be able to do exactly what it is you're looking to do. So thanks for the additional shortcut!

@Rob71978

6 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld Thanks, I'll check it out.

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Damn dude. This is something that I've struggled with 4-6 years ago and it was just so hard to figure out I gave up. Show me how to play along my favorite tool song. I bought an Interface and the one I bought was just way too hard to figure out. I don't have a computer anymore and when I did and I tried I wasn't even sure if the thing I had was even good or strong enough to do the job. I see you were using a MAC. How much is a used one on ebay? Man, I need to stay in contact with you in order to help me digitally record myself when I'm playing my favorite covers. Please help me.

@RobArnoldWorld

24 күн бұрын

I'd say you could find a great MacBook air for around $500 on eBay! Walmart.com and BestBuy.com also have very inexpensive refurbished ones!

You know what's funny? Earlier I was like "I really need to get into plugins and stuff....idk how to do that..." and then I log in... and here we are lol.

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Haha mission accomplished! 🤘

@IceKoldX

3 ай бұрын

Tin foil hat moment, they are listening!

Need a guitar and cable BTW

a computer is not a amp, its a DAC, all you need is a audio output and a signal processing program like a equalizer that comes with windows with more functions to change the sound, I can make it sound like a tunnel or underwater why not distortion and other guitar effects, then you need a usb potentiometer pedal switchbox configured with the program

turn off feedback and the loop screech kills my ears. turn it on and only clean sound is playing. what did I do wrong?

@RobArnoldWorld

2 ай бұрын

Turn off feedback? I'm not sure what you mean unfortunately.

@hungnguyentien1008

2 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld yeah feedback protection on = input muted to avoid feedback, this will only play the clean tone. But if I turn if off to hear the distortion, my ears got attackedwith noise.

@RobArnoldWorld

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like you might be creating a feedback loop? I'd need to know more about your setup before I can advise!@@hungnguyentien1008

@hungnguyentien1008

2 ай бұрын

@@RobArnoldWorld i fix it, i forgot to turn off the direct sound from the amp itself. Also I use Reaper which simplifies the technical parts a lot.

sounds stupid but i use the Rocksmith Audio Cable to USB, no need for an interface.

@RobArnoldWorld

6 ай бұрын

Interesting! Never heard of that. I'll have to look into it.

Totally redundant

@RobArnoldWorld

6 ай бұрын

Great contribution. Love it.

Thanks for this Rob I been wanting to do this for a long time man .🤘🎸🎛

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Right on bro!🤘

Awesome video!! You still doing mixing or producing for bands?

@RobArnoldWorld

8 ай бұрын

Thanks man! No I decided to stop taking on any outside production work once I went full time with KZread. Not enough time in the day to even work on my own stuff!