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Then you buy a powered speaker or small vocal amp that’s not made for guitars. It will sound much better anyways.

You could try plugging it into the aux in

You are very welcome and we are so happy that you will spend your money on what's useful to you.

I was teasing You 👿 Actually I bought it! After i finally found couple of videos showing its glory and might,and most importantly how it sounds in the mix! I don’t know! Maybe marketing today is focused more on buyers who look for the sound of “Dart Vader”, or have some “psycho delirium” meditation! But …. if You actually show some more practical examples with voices and instruments, maybe even some musicians would buy it! 😉 Now since i already have it, i appreciate Your brief user instruction tips! 😊 👍🏻

@@steveiliev8912 Glad to hear. This video was made over 8 years ago and we don't get paid if you buy it. This video was more about going through the GUI than showing it in practical examples. There are plenty of videos out there for that, as you seem to have found. Feel free to post a link to your Soundcloud of using it in the mix, we'd love to hear how you use it.

Yes, you would plug the main output of your sub-mixer into the two XLR/Neutrik combo line inputs on the back of the Maui.

That’s so awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Wow, that’s very surprising to hear considering how deep Word Families and Speech Types are.

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Helped me with the decision on if I should get it lol

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And now they've added even more features.

We understand the sentiment but they do frequently have sales and offer a satisfaction guarantee. Most software is going to this format (Adobe, Microsoft, Quickbooks, etc) and the fact that you can access it anywhere (phone, iPad, computer) makes it a good value for such a useful tool.

It’s good for playing outside but may not be loud enough for what you’re trying to do. It really depends on how much ambient noise is around you.

Every guitar sound in this video was recorded through this tiny strum buddy including the audio demo portion. We miked the StrumBuddy in the audio demo portion of the video and miked the StrumBuddy when recording the theme song you hear throughout.

The music software industry survives because of amateurs and professionals alike. Everybody is in a different place in their music ability, whether amateur or professional. The purpose of this demo is to showcase how the software works. Liking the song or thinking it's 'worth' mastering is subjective and we already know your opinion on it, similarly to how other people have commented that they like actually like it. The software has a free demo so you can try it out. We encourage you to post your music to this thread as well so that we can rejoice together in music that's worth mastering.

@@Trainingsnacks Your deep sensitivity poked through. Of course you'd say my music is garbage. You'd have to or what else would you do; continue looking stupid ? I'll torrent the software and skip the track you probably created yourself since you're so offended. Thanks for the novel on how deep your insecurity runs.

Quite to the contrary we would probably like your music if you weren’t afraid to share it, a true sign of sensitivity. Otherwise enjoy your cracked software and we thank you for watching the video.

Thanks for the feature request. I agree that this would be nice. We'll have to take a look at this at some point.

I agree. IK Master Match (less powerful than EQV though) has this feature where you can upload a WAV file as a reference. If EQVO had this, it would be awesome !

@@NewfangledAudioplease do! Game changer!

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@@davidpachecoegido 😉

So glad to hear! We love these little guys and think every musician should have one in their tool box.

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Thank you for that technical explanation! :-)

Well said! We're big fans of the product too. It's so convenient and a lot of fun at BBQs 😉.

There must be a supply chain issue because these were readily available until recently.

Hey Mike, it does work in Catalina, if you're having problems you can hit up Newfangled Audio support and we'll figure out what the problem is. Unfortunately, it is real-time matching only at the moment.

@@NewfangledAudio I found out what I did not see in it my audio units, its cause its not listed under eventide lol

@@mr.mikehunt4286 Well that's because it's not an Eventide plug-in 🙂. Glad it's working.

You can get pretty accurate with a DAW but not as precise as with the plug-in. This one goes micro surgical.

It doesn't have it's own volume knob. You have to adjust the volume knobs on your guitar so you may have to figure something else out. Maybe it'll be at top volume at all times for your setup?

@@Trainingsnacks Yeah I'll try and if I need any gain trimming I'll install a potentiometer to my passive piezos.

Thanks for the heads-up, although at this price point it's hard to argue for more features.

@@Trainingsnacks even speakers cheaper than the Maui 5 have at least a dedicated jack output if it's not XLR. If you use an external mixer with a pair of non battery powered Maui 5s then it's much less of an issue. Saying that, if you only plan to use the Maui 5 on its own and want to send its signal to a larger main system, then you're commonalty out of luck! I stupidly didn't check the specs properly and realised this limitation once I got it home. Thankfully I was able to sell it and get my money back which I then put towards a Maui 5 GO. I've now also added a Maui 5 GO 100 for stereo operation and it's a fabulous lightweight, compact and great looking system that really packs a great punch for its size!

@@madness8556 We totally get it. Thanks for the clarification. Glad you got a system that fits your needs.

Thanks for the suggestion, Jordan. Just so you know, you can request a demo so you can try it out for yourself. There are many different ways to write a song and the tools in Masterwriter are great for inspiration and expanding your vocabulary. That being said, we like the idea of running a live-stream workshop in which we either write a song from scratch or tinker with an existing song to make it better.

Can you describe your signal flow in more detail? I presume you have a microphone with an XLR cable plugged into the Little Imp and the Little Imp plugged into the Boss pedal. Is this correct? From the Boss pedal, where is the signal going?

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That really depends on the flexibility of the mixer. The MixingLink only has one microphone input and one preamp. You could certainly go into this before the channel strip. If you're thinking of sending multiple mics channels from the mixer, they would probably have already gone through the preamp stage and you may encounter some gain-staging issues. You could probably set it up on an Aux if you wanted to use it as a you would any other effect pedal.

This realigns tracks in relation to where they are on the DAW timeline. It's similar to nudging but on a micro-level. Eventide offer a 30-day fully-functional demo so give it a shot and let us know if it worked for you.

Agreed, definitely a great mic for the price.

Good observation. Not sure about the low end but it definitely shapes the sound. Thanks for watching!

As you might be aware, the original H3000 had several different ROMs that could add effects to the unit. This particular software title is everything that came with the H3000 Factory ROM. It has many modulated delays and pitch shifting algorithms but your best bet is download the 30-day fully-functional demo to make sure it has what you're looking for.

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@@Trainingsnacks yes i've already sub. Thanks.

We would try putting the PCDI after the mixer and before the speakers.

@@Trainingsnacks thanks for the response and Merry Christmas to you and yours!

Haha, thanks for watching.

@@Trainingsnacks Cool.

There's no battery. This unit requires AC electricity.

It depends on the audio output your TV has but the easiest way would be to use a dual RCA (from TV) to 1/8th inch (3.5mm) cable to the 1/8th inch MP3 input of the Maui 5.

You can see us do it honestly in the video. Not sure why it's not working for you unless they changed the cabinet design (the video is over 5 years old). As for the quality, it is a relatively inexpensive item considering what it is and usually with pro audio you get what you pay for. That being said, we found the system great for the value at the time of the review. Also note, we get no compensation for the sale of this item so it's of no value of us to trick people in our video. Our suggestion would be to contact their customer support. www.ld-systems.com/en/support/

It shouldn't matter but check with Whirlwind directly to make sure. techsupport@whirlwindusa.com

It does not have a stereo linking feature so you’d have to use a small mixer and then have the left output go into one unit and the right into another.

The MXR pedal is not swapping anything. Traditionally you would have to unplug the MXR and move it before or after in the signal chain. In this example, you can keep it hooked up as always, let’s say the MXR before the Eventide, but then internally the Eventide can swap the processing and output the signal as such. Give it a try and it’ll be easier to wrap your head around it.

The mics don't have any routing capabilities. Mic 1 has a compressor, mics two and three have gates, and all three can be varied by gain and panning. It's more about the technique of using three mics on the same source in different areas of the room.

We agree, it would've been great to be able to use condenser microphones.

LD Systems does not make a battery for this.

We love that vibe!

Hope you like it!