thanks for sharing my video.
however, i might suggest that a new user watch the entire thing.
too many people skip the explanation part of instructional videos and go to the "turn this" part of things. then they have a specific setup from the video, but don't actually know what they did and get in trouble at the gig or don't know how to make their own setup.
the Axe-Fx is a deep device. it can be easy if you stick with basic functions like presets. but if you choose to use advanced functions, you should know what you're doing. my video provides that, and skipping over that vital basic information is not a good idea.
people have been using Scenes for years now, yet some users still don't know you can change XY with it even after all this time, and others don't know you can turn blocks on and off - the 2 fundamentals of Scenes.
there's another thread recently where someone skipped over the first part of my video and ended up being completely lost. i try to put only important information in the videos and cut out extraneous stuff.
it's funny. before i started doing videos, i would type out solutions on the forum. then people said they don't want to read and would rather watch a video. so i started doing that. then people said the videos were too long and would rather read the few sentences they need. but the problem is, if we just type out those few sentences and you don't understand MIDI or Presets, or computers, etc., then people complain that we don't teach you what PC or CC means, haha!
so skip it if you really want to. but when you get lost, go back and watch the whole thing from the beginning and find what you've been missing.
as stated, that was a video made for the Axe-Fx. i don't own an FX8, so i can't help people with it.
