Keep this stuff coming. As a tome master pro owner, you have become my go-to channel for learning this beast! You should have A LOT more subs!

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, Brad. By commenting and liking, you’re doing the best thing to help me grow. I’m glad these videos help! If you ever have questions, I’m a comment away!

Keep rocking brother, Love all the guitars in the back!

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

Haha thanks man! I hope you’re having a great day!

Thank you for the Marshall cab rig build up. It was an awesome video!

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad you're enjoying them!

I’m a sucker for that Southern Rock Sound! 🎸🌟👏🏻🤍✨💥 Great video!!!

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

I love southern rock man, best genre!

Just figured out how to change my handle on here! Glad to see you doing so well!

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

Oh snap, now I know who you are! Thanks for the support homie, you always have my back! I hope i return the favor!

Newbie TMP user .. Like the tone at the end via cab ... good job, thank you!

@damionandy

3 ай бұрын

Glad you like it! I have a playlist dedicated to the tone master pro if you need more help

@TheCultRevolution

3 ай бұрын

That would be nice to review..!

Awesome stuff! I never use a comp but you've got me thinking about it. I'd love a video on cab/mic choice and placement.

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

All of my videos talk about it, but I'd look at the Impulse Response video, I believe I speak about it in more detail there. I have a poll up on my channel right now. Would you mind clicking my profile picture here and casting a vote / leaving a comment?

Really enjoying these TMP preset builds, can you do one for jangle rock, thinking REM Byrds, the La’s and maybe a shoegaze preset for the Ride, Brian Jonestown sounds?

Hey Damion, another fantastic video! Thanks! Absolutely, nothing beats real tube amps, but the convenience is undeniable, as you pointed out. I'm in the midst of recording some Country tracks (as a hobby, I'm not.a pro), and I'm truly appreciative of not having to mic my amp anymore (even though I used to), thanks to the TMP, which is an excellent tool without any significant sacrifice in sound quality. By the way, you have an impressive guitar! Southern Rock rocks! Cheers from across the pond, Chris.

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, the TMP kicks ass for recording. I'm not going to lie, my TMP sounded great on stage and breathed really well in the room. But I also enjoyed the smell and feeling of the tube amp backline CRANKED hahaha. My back enjoyed packing up and leaving tho

Thank you for presets (Country, Metal, Rock…) for the FTMP. They are very useful to me as a beginner with that device. However, have ever considered to make presets for specific songs ? I mean, for example, I’ve been struggling with making a preset for Wicked Game (by Chris Isaak) that would be very close to the original (Closer than the factory preset). I didn’t find anything on YT about preset for specific song. Nevertheless your videos are great. Thank you again for that !! 🤘🏻🎸

Where do you get all the info on the amps? That page you brought up I have never seen before. Thanks for the great content.🤟🏻

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

Here it is! www.fmicassets.com/Damroot/Original/10018/OM_2274900000_TONE-MASTER-PRO-Model-Guide_English.pdf

Another great rig! Do you use the switch link feature to switch between amps?

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

I haven't. I haven't really messed with scenes much, so it doesn't immediately stand out as a feature I'd use. I need to look more into it..

I'm loving your channel and videos. I don't own a modeller yet, but I'm looking at possibly getting one at some point this year. I'm torn between the ToneMaster Pro and the Fractal FM9. I love the UI of the ToneMaster Pro but everyone seems to say that the FM9 sounds better. I don't do any recording and I'm looking at a unit to simplify my live playing rig. I would never play direct to FOH, so a modeller into a FRFR speaker would be my "amp". Do you think the TM Pro and Fender FR-12 would be "good enough" for an "off the floor" sound for a DadRock (Pearl Jam, Led Zeppelin, Soundgarden, Allman Brothers) bar band? Or should I take the time to learn the Fractal "ecosystem"?

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

I’d never want to edit my AxeFx3 during a Gig because you really need a computer to do it “efficiently”. The TMP is the easiest to use and sounds just as good - it just doesn’t have 200+ amps - YET. It’s way newer.

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

My AxeFx3 is my studio toy and would be fun if I was playing big shows that allowed rack mounted gear. I think the FM9 is sweet, but the learning curve is steep. It also doesn’t have I/O compared to TMP for vocals.

@UnboundOdysseus

4 ай бұрын

@@damionandy Awesome! Thanks for the response. So many modeller videos talk about going direct to FOH but for those of us playing dive bars with our own limited sound systems (that only run vocals and kick drum) going to FOH isn’t an option. Glad to hear that the TMP will do the job “straight off the floor”

Pretty sure I’ve seen a similar looking 335 somewhere?

@damionandy

4 ай бұрын

hahaha is yours natural, too? I remember it being yellow from memory

@user-sm6rg7uk3f

4 ай бұрын

Vintage natural they say