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First of all, I don't want to hurt anybody's way to make (or help to make) a living. With that out of the way: There's something that's been bugging me for some time now, and maybe I just don't really understand why some people want to pay for 3rd party patches that they're gonna have to tweak to taste anyway, and, no matter how similar the gear used (to that used in making the patch), they're never gonna sound the same, so I ask myself, what's the point? In the past, I've used custom tone to get samples of what others think sounds like a given song or artist, only to find that, even though there were some good patches, some others (even from the same authors as some good ones) weren't even in the ballpark of what they were trying to get. I can understand that there can be some reasons to buy other guy's patches, like lazyness, lack of ability, lack of perspective (maybe being helix proficient but not knowing how to get that certain sound), and maybe the most important of them, lack of time, but I'm curious about your reasons, really. It's just that, I just want to know what you all think about that matter.

And.doesn't it harm the sense of community? I mean, why should anybody (specially people whose patches may be just as good as 'commercial' ones) share patches on customtone when there are others that don't share theirs? Any thoughts? If you consider creating really nice patches that take a lot of work, testing, a great ear, more work, more testing, making videos that demo them and describe how they work as a 'service' that is worth a few bucks, they are a good deal. Most (all) of the patches I've seen for sale you can get for just a few bucks each or even less.

I seriously doubt the folks doing this are getting rich off their hard work. So in that way, they *are* providing a community service for a very small amount of compensation. I doubt any of them are buying yachts and living it up in the Caribbean based on these.

On the other hand, I've found a few nice things on Custom Tone, but all in all, I have discovered that Custom Tone is not worth my time. Certainly there are a few gems up there, but it's like searching for a needle in they haystack. But one can spend a few bucks get a set of really great patches from Glenn, Fremen, Scott, or other folks. If they posted their patches to Custom Tone, chances are one may never find them because of all the chaff on Custom Tone - finding a great tone there is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

But for the cost of a fast-food lunch, you can get a couple handfuls of a great tones. So maybe just consider the for-pay tones as the VIP concierge treatment for curated Custom Tone service where the tones happened to be created by the curator.:) Saves you the time of filtering through all the chaff - and that's gotta be worth something.:-). Again, like anything related to the Helix, it should be prefaced with how you use your Helix. If you are playing in a cover band where you need to sound like 100 different guitarists on any given night, or if you are looking for 'your' sound. I'm a bit of both in that I'm working on 'my' sound, but also. I like jamming with others and it's just quicker to dial up a tone that's already 90% there. The other part is how to get the tone I'm looking for.

Time is a factor for me and while my ears for 'eq' and 'instruments placement' have been a gift, my ability to know if the breakup I'm listening to is distortion, sustain, compression, bias, sag, or ripple is admittedly lacking. Also, having played with the same gear for so long, I'm not familiar with the subtle differences and nuances of many of the effects. Or more importantly how to invoke them. Purchasing presets from a reliable source like Scott of the THeHelixChannel or Glenn Delaune or the Fremen set. Enable me to learn how to do what they are doing and how they did it. So when it's time for me to tweak a patch, I now have a place to start. Again, like anything related to the Helix, it should be prefaced with how you use your Helix.