🎸Switching to a modeler provided better control over sound and volume.
💡The modeler offers the freedom to experiment with effects, enhancing creativity.
🏢Using XLR cables instead of mics interrupts the usual setup for sound engineers and influences their perception.
💰Modelers are a more cost-effective solution compared to expensive amps and pedalboards.
🎶Finding equipment that inspires and suits your desired tone is key to a satisfying musical journey.
Why did you stop using amps?
—I stopped using amps because it provided better control over sound and volume, and eliminated issues with sound engineers and mic placement.
What are the advantages of using a modeler?
—Using a modeler offers the freedom to experiment with effects, enables easy recording and home use, and is a more cost-effective solution.
What influenced your decision to switch to a modeler?
—The desire for more control over my sound in recordings, frustration with mic placements in live performances, and recommendations from other musicians led me to try a modeler.
Do you still use amps?
—While I primarily use a modeler now, I still have and occasionally use my Twin and Polytone amps for specific situations.
What advice do you have for guitarists looking for their desired tone?
—Experiment with different equipment, enjoy the journey, and find what inspires you and suits your musical style and preferences.
00:00Introduction: I switched from using amps to a modeler 12 years ago.
01:18Advantages of a modeler: Better control over sound and volume.
03:20Freedom to experiment with effects.
05:45XLR cables and sound engineer pattern interrupt.
07:53Modelers as a cost-effective solution.
10:06Inspiration and finding your desired tone.
