ToneX One For Queen Guitar Sounds and with Fender Tone Master Pro

I've been asked a lot about ‪@ikmultimedia‬ ToneX One. I never used the first ToneX pedal because my rig lives in plugins (ToneX and AmpliTube) and to build a pedal board to do the same would cost and weigh much more and would be far less resilient. However, this is a game changer.

It's small. It's cheap.

I won't be gigging one myself but if I had to back a pedal board, two of these and something to handle the FX would do very well and not be such an onerous burden cost and weight wise.

On its own, it's a great way of getting the Brian May sound for the beginner.

If you have a treble booster, run it with my 1971 Capture. No treble booster? Use my captures with a treble booster in line. They're all freely available on Tone.Net.

ToneX is a fantastic platform. It has so many ways into it it's really revolutionary. If this doesn't work for you, try it on an iPad or iPhone or your Mac or PC. The sky's the limit.

Check my other videos to hear examples of my captures covering Queen and Brian May. This stuff works!

00:00 Some sound examples. No EQ, no FX, just the pedal
00:35 Introduction
01:20 The joy of Tonex
01:38 Why I don't use ToneX pedals
05:02 Neural Amp Modeler vs ToneX
05:50 Home use
06:40 Live backup
07:00 Needs good speakers (obviously)
07:45 Use it with Line 6 Helix, Headrush, Boss and Fender Tone Master Pro
09:46 Comfortable with Computers?
10:22 Using my profile with it's in line treble booster
11:16 Using ToneX One with ‪@fender‬ 's Tone Master Pro
12:44 ToneX One VoX Capture with Fender's Vox AC30 to get Brian May stereo sound
13:48 Diversity of Amps is a richer stereo sound
14:22 Out of Phase sound with both ToneX One and Fender Vox sounds
15:19 MONITOR MODELLERS IN STEREO
16:00 Summary (finally)
16:38 More Guitar Noodling

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