Fender Fuse Software Demo

As described in the title this is a demo of the Fender Fuse Software. I'm playing the same two chord progression with the volume set at 6, tone at 10, neck position pickup on a Fender Affinity Squier Stratocaster plugged into a 20 watt Fender Mustang I Amp that has an 8" speaker connected to the computer using a Type A to Mini B USB cable.
Note: This is not your standard USB cable like what you would use with a phone or many other pieces of digital equipment.
The Fender Mustang I amp has 24 "presets" that model different known Fender amplifiers or amplifier types like British or the generic "Metal 2000" connected to 4 different Pedal &/or 4 different Rack effects each having options like; Chorus, Compressor, Delay, Flanger, Fuzz, Modulator, Octaver, Overdrive, Phaser, Reverb, Tremolo, Vibrotone, & Wah all having multiple options in both the Pedal & Rack.
Pedals are; Stomp Box, Modulation, Delay, Reverb
Racks are; Post Gain, Modulation, Delay, Reverb
Then there different option you can choose for each Pedal & Rack, which are the same, so within these duplications they can be combined to create just about any kind of sound you can possible think of. Each Pedal & Rack includes the following options…
Stomp Box/Post Gain includes: Ranger, Greenbox, Overdrive, Fuzz, Orangebox, Blackbox, Big Fuzz, Wah, Touch Wah, Simple Comp, Compressor
Modulation includes: Sine Chorus, Triangle Chorus, Sine Flanger, Triangle, Flanger, Vibratone, Vintage Tremolo, Sine Tremolo, Ring Modulator, Step Filter, Phaser, Wah, Touch Wah, Diatonic Pitch Filter, Pitch Filter
Delay includes: Mono Delay, Mono Echo Filter, Stereo Echo Filter, Multi Tap Delay, Ping Pong Delay, Ducking Delay, Reverse Delay, Tape Delay, Stereo Tape Delay
Reverb includes: Small Hall, Large Hall, Small Room, Large Room, Small Plate, Large Plate, Ambient, Arena, 63' Fender Spring, 65' Fender Spring
The video I made here is very simplistic only running through the presets as initially programmed into the amp. I'm only scratching the surface of the endless possibilities that you have with a Fender modeling amp connected to a computer using the Fender Fuse software. Because I just wanted to make a short video to show the possibilities of this amp with this software, many of the amp models/effect combo are not even going to sound very good because they are either meant for a lead with some them not even good for that but rather maybe a sound effect for a video? How you choose to use, or not use, the effects is all up to you & whatever final sound you are looking for. Have Fun!