Nux Solid Studio - A must have! - ResQ Gear Review

In this video i'm going over the Nux Solid Studio. In a studio environment this pedal is something you must own. It's a I.R and Power Amp emulation device, and a good one at that. You can even use it in live situations! This video was not paid for, however i did recieve the pedal. Be sure to leave a like and a comment if you end up liking this video! Thank you so much for watching!

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:16 Worlds Fastest Unboxing
0:42 Knobs & More Knobs
1:41 First Sounds & Jam
2:48 Todays Setup
4:35 Cabinet Overview
5:09 Mic Overview
6:50 Cabinet Rundown
12:39 Tubes Rundown
13:43 Microphone Rundown
20:00 Microphone Placements
21:55 Many Different Combinations
23:17 Outro

Find out more or buy the pedal here:

https://www.nuxefx.com/solid-studio.html

Gear we tend to use:

Camera's: Lumix DMC-G7, BMPCC 4k, Nikon D5300, Samsung Galaxy S10

Microphones: Lewitt LCT 440 Pure, Lewitt LCT 040, Antelope Verge, SE Electronic Voodoo 2, Antelope Edge Duo, Shure SM7B

Guitars: Harley Benton ST-62 Gibson Les Paul Standard 2019, Fender Stratocaster 60's Road Worn, Fender Duo Sonic, Seagull Performer CW Western Guitar

Guitar Amps: Fender Bassbreaker 18/30, Laney Cubhead 15, Fender Hotrod Deluxe III

Guitar Cabs: Two Notes Torpedo Captor X, Laney Cubcab

Mixer: Studio Master Mixdown 8

Audio Interface: Antelope Audio Zen Tour Synergy Core, Discrete Synergy Core, Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 3rd Gen

DAW: Studio One 5

Audio & Video by: Victor Elias Thomsen

Special thanks to:
Nux, Lewitt, Antelope Audio, iZotope Inc. & Thomann

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