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https://youtu.be/vZk1K-PVODQ
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I'm also fairly sure he is a gun for hire and not a key member of said bands (I could well be wrong though, im not really a fan).
I bet if he has to factor in his own transport costs he goes cheap. It all depends on the gig.
Whether it’s your thing or not, it’s a bit mad to imply that the Helix is somehow sub-standard when being something that someone is happy to turn to when playing arenas
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In one vid he went through the build of his board (by Dave Friedman) getting the weight down to enough for international flight restrictions.
In his own words...
“So what I did with the Helix was copy the basic presets you hear in myrig rundown vid. That’s my PT100/pedalboard rig u hear in the vid, and it’s just crappy cam audio- I did that run through real quick! But you get the idea.
So to summarize, I made 4 basic presets, from clean and compressed a bit through to lead- just like on the real rig (which has 5 in my basic bank, but I just left out one, the one I use the least). For cab IR I used a celestion closed 2-12” with G12H creamback, to closely approximate my real rig. And I think I used the “dark 1” sm57 mic version of that IR.
Once again, the goal is to reproduce the real rig as accurately as possible in case I have to change mid gig to he helix!
I used the Lonestar ch1 for clean, to simulate the PT ch1, and a /13 9/15 for my edgy stonesy-breakup sound. For dirt and lead I used the BE100 (placater I think?) amp.
I set up some simple delay and verb and wah/phaser, etc that I can switch in and out. Pretty basic!”
Even if the budget for an arena tour is big, the outlay is still detracting from the end profit, so they won't be pissing money away. Freelance session work isn't exactly a get-rich-quick scheme either, so Pete probably doesn't want to have thousands of dollars sunk in to stuff that's only useful if a whole lot of other stuff breaks down first.
Don't talk politics and don't throw stones. Your royal highnesses.
He seems happy to use the amp modelling on Helix now whereas before he seemed to be set against it (no matter what excuse he made) and lugged around a Kemper as well. The modelling on Helix definitely has improved a lot from the early days