Thomas - in Amplitube - I hardly do any adjustments at all. One thing with modeling plugins that isn't mentioned enough - you need to keep the input into the plugin at an optimal level - somewhere around minus 18.

Hey - thanks for the questions!

I still prefer Amplitube 4 and/or Helix Native. I especially like the Fender stuff in Amplitube - also the Ampeg bass amps.

Sometimes I wonder if only use Helix Native because I payed more for it!

Thanks man!

Thanks for the feedback folks! I enjoy this and will get something new up this weekend.

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Thanks for the comments Mark and Greg. Yes - the video is my work. Just getting started. Many years in audio - just a few months in video!

I'm trying the trial for Nectar 3. The edit panel doesn't work at all.

The clapboard method is actually quite simple. You can sync very quickly after you have a little practice.

In my experience when recording and mixing in a DAW: The most important gain is controlled on your recorded signal at your audio interface. (Probably obvious.) The next most important is the level of the signal going into your plug ins. For instance, Line 6 Helix sounds much better when the input gu...

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I've never solved this either. Would love a solution!