Have You Ever Tried A Guitar Plugin?

Quantum DSP make some awesome Guitar plug-ins, their focus is on simplicity without any of the normal option paralysis associated with digital Guitar products . Use the code ROB75 at the checkout to get 15% off Quantumdsp.com

Funk Band Covers Black Sabbath On The Spot #musora #snacktime #blacksabbath

What would “Children of the Grave” sound like if Black Sabbath wrote it for a modern funk band? We brought in SNACKTIME and challenged them to reimagine the ’70s heavy metal classic, transforming it into a high-energy funk tune in their signature style. Whether you’re a fan of funk, Black Sabbath, or just love hearing iconic songs reinvented in unexpected ways, you won’t want to miss this episode of Covers On The Spot! Listen to SNACKTIME! ► https://ift.tt/VcpQ8sz The *NEW* Musora App (Free 7-Day Trial) ► https://ift.tt/9cjzfGX Check out the microphones used in your favorite Musora videos (Earthworks x Musora) ► https://ift.tt/UfpB31i

How Much AI Is Too Much AI?

How much AI is too much AI? AI is becoming part of almost every creative industry — including YouTube. From thumbnail design and image enhancement to editing tools, audio processing and idea generation, the line between “using a tool” and “creating something artificial” is becoming increasingly difficult to define. Recently, one of my thumbnails sparked some criticism because AI had been used in the process. And it got me thinking: where should that line actually be? As an independent creator, I’ve always used whatever tools are available to help me make better videos — cameras that automatically process images, editing software, Photoshop, plugins and now AI. But I also completely understand why people are uncomfortable when those tools begin changing reality rather than simply enhancing it. So rather than pretending there’s an obvious answer, I wanted to open the conversation. When does AI become too much? Is enhancing a photograph okay? What about generating part of a thumbnail? Should AI-generated music or video be treated differently? And does it matter whether the creator is transparent about using it? I’m genuinely interested to hear where you draw the line. Let me know in the comments: how much AI is too much AI? Here are some affiliate links to gear that I recommend and use: My strings: https://ift.tt/uGWqYPt My Cables: https://ift.tt/nwyIsWm My Picks: https://ift.tt/pScLKaY NUX MG50LI Floor Preamp: https://ift.tt/iCaYQ15 Shure Nexadyne: https://ift.tt/sAfieYb My practice amp (NUX Mighty Space) https://ift.tt/vwx8Ber INSTAGRAM ►► @Rob_Chappers FACEBOOK ►► https://ift.tt/xm9GRiT All of my music and backing tracks are here: https://ift.tt/NqaFCI4 I own/or am endorsed/sponsored or have done paid for advertising by the following brands: ►► Snake oil fine instruments, Chapman Guitars, Andertons, Thomann, Guitar Center, Ernie Ball, Gravity, Victory, BadCat, Boss/Roland, Orange, Universal Audio ,Vans, Faith, Barefaced Audio, Mooer, Olimpus Music, NUX ➤ Tags #RobChapman #Chappers #RobChappers

Why I Love V Guitars So Much

Chappers and the Captain testing Jackson Flying V Electric Guitars surprisingly not at Anderton‘s but at Robe‘s flat in Brighton many years ago! 

The Ultimate Metallica Tone!

Chappers and the Captain exploring the tones of Kirk Hammett from Metallica using a Victory Silverback and an LTD Kirk Hammett signature Guitar 

Random Harmonic Weirdness

Chappers and the Captain were demonstrating this Steve Vai Jem from Ibanez when we had some random harmonic artefacts happening, maybe Steve was in the room with us!

Which Tube Screamer Is Best?

Chappers and the Captain at Andertons debating which of the three Tube screamers sounds the best, what do you think?  An absolute must for any Electric Guitar player, everybody needs at least two of them.