SIMPLIFIER MK-II Sound examples (No Talking) 4K Video
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- Matias Baeza from @GUITARDOJOCHILE shows us outstanding tones out from the Simplifier MK-II.
No post effects added, No extra compression, Just a guitar and the MK-II :)
00:00 Intro
00:06 AC BRIT (Chime w/humbuckers)
00:44 AC BRIT (Clean w/ HSS Strat)
01:49 AC BRIT (Top Bost with a Les Paul)
02:39 USA `59 (Clean with Strat)
03:51 USA '59 (Tubes clipping with Strat)
05:29 MS BRIT (Classic Plexi sounds with Les Paul)
06:11 MS BRIT (Classic Plexi sounds with Strat)
06:56 PLATE REVERB DEMO
For more info, please visit: dsmhumboldt.com - Hudba
Helpful video content that definitely affected the buying decision, by showing off numerous amp tones, cab choices, and reverb options, while changing up guitars. Someone is definitely a design genius.
That is a really well constructed demo with lots of great sounds. The MK2 changes seem really well thought out.
So nice and clear!!!! Can't wait till mine arrives from Sweetwater!
Long term review ?
It can breath new life into a guitar with bog standard pickups.
Working on videos with great results from the original simplifier, but wow maybe i should change gears and go with the new new
I loved and still use DSM & Humboldt Simplifier. But I didn't see the sum mono feature. Please more info
Is the fx loop line level or instrument level ? Please I need the information !
All the examples I hear from this device seem to be missing 1/2 of the low end space. Im wondering if different cabs would help
Would rly love to know what type of clipping circuit it has. Jfet?
Hi! I am wondering if i can use the loop send for aplying reverb and delays and sending it to a PA or poweramp, and AT THE SAME TIME have a signal coming out of the XRL and TS outputs. When loop signal is not coming back by the loop return insert, does it block signal coming out of the XRL and TS outputs? It would be dreamy to have both a wet and a dry channels, one coming out of the simplifier pream and the other one coming out of the simplifier cab simulation. Thanks a lot!!!!
If you would split the signal in the send return loop and have one of the two return to the simplifier that would work right?
pardon my ignorance. but do I necessarily need to use the outputs in stereo? because in all the videos I watch from the pedal, they always use it like this, via xlr.
It also has line out mono, thru, stereo, and a cab sim switch!
I use mine with just one of the XLR outputs, and it gets the job done.
Can i put 2 guitar in it and how? Or is just for one guitar only?
need 500 series version < enough of the 9v psu
crearan una version mk2 del simplifier deluxe?
Tengo la misma duda, tu sabes si puedes meter dos guitarras en este? O solo se puede en el DLX?
Possible to do pinch harmonics ?
Oh yes Absolutely!
This device is exactly what I've been looking for...EXCEPT whyyyyy would you put the output on the right and the input on the left when you know people are going to be putting it on pedalboards as the last unit in the chain????
Yo tengo uno y la salida está a la izquierda (xlr) y la entrada a la derecha . Lo tengo en la parte superior izquierda de la pedalera y lo veo perfecto …..
What's up with the black tape over the Gibson???
Missing humbuckers pickup guitar like for example Ibanez and give some examples of heavy rock sound (rythm and lead tones)...
My dude, the first guitar is a 335 with humbuckers
@@trahnettilhcs yeah but no heavy tones anyway... I mean if you want me to convince and others buy your new product don't close your self in clean and bluesy tones? How wide range of the tones we can get from it if you don't show us how do we know?
Hm ... this piece seems to be a "more of the main Jazz, Blues, Rock area" thing ... but since it does have some decent clean and Brit/Plexi tones you could try it with a MetalCore, Friedman or REVV pedal in front ...
I would treat it as a plethora recording base tone thingy (into the DAW/mixer/FOH) with a great analog tone and put your stuff in front of it ...
@@trahnettilhcs Try to set more heavier rythm and juicy smooth lead tones like in this track is just an example... It won't sound exactly the same, but at least you've got an idea what I'm talking about... The wider range of tones the more potential buyers 👍
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@@basandi4017 Use a pedal if you want your Slipknot tones, buddy