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they started rebuilding everything in GR a couple years ago. They didn't have any looping for a while, but now there is a new Loop Machine Pro. I haven't used it. And I don't think Rig Control is supported anymore. I think the last version that worked with it was GuitarRig 5.

Thanks, yes i used guitar rig 5 in ableton 10 with rig control 3 under win 11. That was great because it was made for the software and I had all in one controler (which is still in a good condition). The setup does not work anymore. And I dont want to spent time to setup roland or behringer devices. So its also not worth for me to update guitar rig. I have to figure out something more convinient which means more pedals again.

@@georgehuss2976 yeah it's a bummer they stopped supporting this stuff. It's crazy what new pedals cost today! Good luck with your setup

Yes, you can modify the template partial for Flash messages in the templates/ directory. The default Buffalo setup is to use Bootstrap v3. So you can add to what is there, with some Javascript to trigger auto-remove after a timeout. Or replace Bootstrap entirely with another library or custom code that does something like that. Just to be clear: there is nothing in Buffalo or Bootstrap (that I know of) to make that work, e.g. just adding a class tag or something. But you should be able to add that functionality with a small amount of effort.

Hi, thanks for leaving that message. You are right: the code will not work with the latest Buffalo release, which uses the go:embed directive. I'm starting to update the code repo to fix that. You can try 'part-1' now, as it's updated. Let me know if you have other issues. Also feel free to create an Issue on the Github repo and I can follow up there too. Thanks for trying the lessons.

@@bwagner_dev Thank you very much for your kindness!! and wishing you a prosperous new year! All parts are clear in the part 1 except the data taking from an API and other handling part. Could you please update that too. (I'm talking about the method regarding obtain data as a json from an API )

@@chathuradilshan7650 I appreciate the kind words. Sorry for the confusion. I didn't show the API request in the video only to simplify the example. That function could be anything: get user data from a database, or a file, or an API. The actual code is in the repo here: github.com/briwagner/learn-buffalo/blob/part-1/actions/home.go . You can run that in the project, or copy it to another project. It's pretty standard Go method for getting data from an HTTP request.

@@bwagner_dev I was waiting for your reply and thank you very much!

Woops this was meant for video 1

@@softkittycara1081 hey thanks for the question. You are right. There is no local database in the first video. I did that to simplify the introduction. The data for those users comes from an external source, an HTTP request to the site reqres.in/. The code for fetching that data is in the repo, but I didn't show it in the video because it's not specific to the Buffalo parts.

That makes sense, thanks again for the quick response!

Hey Mick, thanks for the kind words. Great to hear that it's been useful!

Thanks. Lemme know if there's anything else that would be helpful to demonstrate or learn about.

Thanks! You mean can the endpoints return JSON, XML, etc., and not HTML? Yes, you can check the content-type of the request and return HTML or JSON. There is a built-in for that, as well, using r.Auto(). More here gobuffalo.io/documentation/frontend-layer/rendering/

@@bwagner_dev awesome, I will look into that. Appreciate the help!!

Hi, thanks for the comment. I can try to look at a video on Testify and Buffalo. What sort of test routines would you like to learn about?

@@bwagner_dev Thank you for your reply. unit testing and integration testing.

Hey Rodrigo, thanks for pointing out. I do hear the issue on Android. It seems to force the stereo into mono and basically cancel out the signal. I re-uploaded the videos in the playlist and it works now on my Android tablet.

Thanks!

It is working on my desktop machine, only on my Android phone I can't hear audio. Great tutorials, I really like your style of explaining.

@@keza5078 Thanks, glad you find it useful. I will take a look at the audio. Maybe something is going on with stereo audio split or something, when it is converted to mp4.

@@keza5078 I can confirm I have the same issue, not ok on android tablet (even when using web interface instead of youtube app), fine on desktop.

Hey Danh. That's the Dark (visual studio) theme.

Hello, thanks for the suggestion. I am planning to cover something like that in a future video. Basically you need to create a database connection as a global variable, or package-level var, and then use that. Pretty much all of the changes happen in your models package, where you would manually perform operations to query, save, update, etc.

Glad you like it!

I'm not familiar with FL studio. Most programs allow you to enable or disable midi controllers or USB devices. Is there a way to do that?

Something like that might work, for sure! The software will map keyboard or MIDI channels to any of the main controls. So if you can get any MIDI device and plug it in, it will work. Looks like folks have made DIY foot controllers www.instructables.com/Arduino-Midi-Foot-Controller-for-Ableton-Live/. Or pick up a used midi keyboard with pads, or a pad controller ... and it'll work.

@@bwagner_dev thanks for the reply and advice, much appreciated

That is possible, but it'll depend on the input source. I don't think I would try to use a microphone, for example. You may get better quality signal out of the digital convertor in the Focusrite for that. But for line input, I think it would be good.

I haven't touched GR6. Looking at the manual online, looks like they redesigned a lot of it -- all of it? It mentions Envelope has some looping ability. And the Traktor components do some beat slicing, which I'm not familiar with.

Hey Jim. It moves much faster when you get used to it. Depends on your style and needs. I've seen apps using midi keyboard entry that are great. But never worked for me!

Hi. The rig kontrol pedals require a computer. The sounds are in the computer software, not embedded in the pedal board.

So are you saying that everything that is connected to the pedal and is not connected to the computer is not worth it? For example, can't I use the Pedal for a live show?

@@user-kn6xq3fw8r You can use the pedal live if you have for example a laptop with you on stage

Windows 10 only

theres a few premade presets for bass tones on guitar rig that drop a regular 6 string tuning down to bass tuning

Right click the green button on the looper thing go click learn press any key for me its space

Yes