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Enjoying your humor! Thanks for the help at 7:45 (empty presets). I was definitely panicking. Thanks also to Phil M (Uber guru)!!

Reminds me a bit like Chris Duarte 🙂

Either the EV100+ or EV300. I just bought this R10RT. Plenty cart for my needs. I didn't want to go back and forth to my car. I'm tired unloading my gear from my car. So hey thanks for the video.

...wowwwwwwwwww, magnificent speech... ...the bass makes the difference... ... I haven't thought 💭 about it, but after listening to you, I will!!! 👏👏👏

What a beautiful work!

You can buy a $13,ooo for a guitar but if you don’t practice and learn you will suck anyway.

I got the official system of a down 5 disc bundle and today I decided to buy a CD-RW and used the case to make a "Bootleg" steal this album cd

Dragging it out mate just get on with it

Is there another way to do this without the glaring obvious white rings around the middle? Like how professional CDs are made?

Good luck. Hope you moved.

Hi, i noticed my yamaha mg12xuf has a very loud output compared to my other mixers. I tend to put the gain and fader volume so low. Is that normal? Doni have a deffeftive mixer? Thanks!

Is that song “Open The Door”?

Great gear!!

Mental illness ruined my career. I worked w kid rocks producer and hung out with Rob tyner from the mc5. He dug me! I’d appreciate if anyone would check my work out. Google “ traci, anti fashion, Detroit.” Or I have one punk pop song on UA-cam. Type in “anti fashion, war jazz” but it’s old school 90s alt rock. I relate to you brother! For me, music kept me sane, until it didn’t. It’s a shame mental illness ruins lives! Watch 6 schizophrenic brothers on max. Pretty eye opening. Lord willing, I will put out 4 new songs soon

The ability to change keyboard and guitar patches "live" via the DAW is essential to allowing the solo musician to focus on the performance !!! Thanks for the video Richard.

Hey Richard you nailed with these recommendations, I've been doing this since the early 1990's. While the DAW's and interfaces have changed over time, your 10 pieces of advice have not! Thanks for you input.

I know - a condom

Theres tons of etsy stores that will do it for you

Here because I just spotted one on marketplace for 87€ (weird pricing)

Dude I sympathize with the eyesight thing I can’t see shit up close it get too blurry. 😂

Man I have no idea how to do some of this stuff but I will say I want to get one of those gauges so I can stay on top of this. I just restrung my Les Paul Epiphone last week, same strings, ever since I got it same tuning as well except for one year I had in in standard but went back to D standard aka one step down. So I’m getting a slight ring from my Low E when doing chugging breakdowns so to speak. And I can’t get it to stop. I started adjusting my truss rod, and I’m sketched out. I don’t want to go any further it still sounds good looks like the right distance as you specified but I need one of those gauges definitely in the future. To make sure it’s Perfect or as close as can be. It’s a custom Peter Frampton Les Paul and I love this guitar as it was a gift from my wife and only 900 were made lol but it’s my first Les Paul. And I love it dearly. At first I thought it was something to with action, or intonation. But I’m not sure. It’s not buzzing on any frets at all it’s just this annoying harmonic that Rings a little with those open E chugs. My guitar tech lives a few hours away but he’s working on another guitar for me. And I’m definitely going to bring this to him hopefully in the next week. Any ideas what this could be ?? Meaning the harmonic sound ??

Great video. Thank for your honesty about this guitar. I have the same year just in cherry burst. Another plus with this year of guitar it doesn't have the PCB for electronics or at least my doesn't have it

I'm really glad that you did this comparison. As I mentioned in another post, about a week ago I bought a circa 1985 Fender American Standard Stratocaster in a very nice three color sunburst finish from a close, elderly friend. It's my first pro guitar, and it's a real honey. It's all original and in excellent condition.😻 Some might say that it looks new. David Gilmour once said that you can tell if a Strat sounds good by just strumming it without connecting it to an amp. That's the feeling I got when I strummed it without plugging it in. It just rang out nicely. When I plugged it in, there was that really nice "sparkle" you talked about. It's a pleasure to play it. Having a less expensive Strat is a good idea. It'll save wear on the Fender Strat. Rather than a Squier, I would probably go with a PRS SE Silver Sky Strat style guitar; I realize that it's a pricier guitar, but it's a lot cheaper than a Fender American Strat. Cheers and keep strumming! 🎸🎸🎸

I’m not following how to make good use of the pyle (which I already have). I have the nano cortex that just came out and it’s making that high pitch noise when connected to my computer. I don’t have a mixer but I do have my apollo sound card. Are you saying to plug my apollo outs to the pylo and then the pylo to my studio monitors?? Thanks for the feedback.

As a beginner, I bought a Mitchell. I did not know it was made by guitar center. And yes the price is why I bought it. I'm happy with it and I don't play often.

#1You said in the beginning stewmac is exspensive but the stuff is high quality then you go on threw the video talkng about all the cheap stuff that come in the kit..your all over the place..#2Big guitar string companies sell overstock to companies like stewmack for kits(example)..just because they come in a kit doesnt mean there bad or generic like you called them...#3thicker neck equals more tone?..do you have proof of that?

Bought one new and it’s a great guitar. The neck was just the way I like them. Gibson’s usually make me sad. This one makes me very happy.

You know, this is totally unrelated to my video here, but... suddenly, whenever I post any comments, UA-cam has decided to change my name to some big random string of numbers and letters instead of "budgetguitarist.com". The interesting thing is that even though UA-cam makes money off of the ad revenue for channels like mine, if you have a problem like this, you can't reach out them. They are entirely unaccountable. Must be nice, to be a big company that doesn't give a crap about people who make them money.

Thanks for this video! I like all content on this channel, and I wish there were more videos like this, because I am interested in how you actually record and mix songs, all aspects of your studio process. I would say, these things can be even more fun than swapping pickups on guitars :-) Too bad they are less popular on UA-cam. And the song is nice too!

Bought one recently used and I haven’t had a problem with it

You think that's what's wrong with my channel? I'm in my forties, but I don't look it. I've uploaded hundreds of songs over a 12 year stretch, and I've only accumulated 400 subscribers. I'm not even trying ot make money, I just want subscribers! What a painful, neverending disappointment it's been. Good luck with your yummy tummy whatever song lol

Yummy Yummy Scrumptious content! Love it... or as my Grandson would say .. "Dope"

I own and love this board. I am more video oriented. Learning this board was simple and has been a huge help.

My Epiphone 339 is the P90 version. I haven't seen any other version listed on the Epiphone site, so I think they only do that version for this guitar now. I only experience issues with microphonic pickups whenever I have applied distortion in virtual amps/rocksmith 2014.

I like yhe music you playing at the end of your video! Is that your onw material?

As someone who is learning how to be a good musician, I find this topic to be quite interesting. Music used to be an art form; now it's an industry designed to maximize profit. As a result, the art has suffered very badly. It's about the look, the connections, and the money, just like politics. Really good musicians should form their own independent bands and play the music they love that corresponds to their philosophies and values. Some young artists are wise to how the music industry is a kind of meat grinder and how they can lose creative control of their art. Larkin Poe is one notable band making high quality, exciting music as an independent band with full creative control of their music. Oliver Anthony, who wrote sensational hit Rich Men North of Richmond is another example. He was offered a ton of money to sign with major record labels. He refused all of the offers and is now pursuing his music independently with the proceeds going to help people learn how to live a better life. I'd be happy to play some blues covers and other covers at a coffee house with a resonator guitar and talk about the importance of the songs I'm playing. I could tell a story of how I walked into San Quentin State Prison's gas chamber and walked out alive (true story) and then play Merle Haggard's Sing Me Back Home.

I needed to hear this. I never get to hear stuff like this in my day to day life. Thank you

Thanks, this was very clear and helpful.

If you don't like the midrange, simply swap in Alnico 5 magnets. They give more output & don't have the extended midrange the stock Alnico 2 magnets deliver. I personally now dig the Alnico 2 sound after being an Alnico 5 guy for over 40 years.

What a gem of a song! Thank you for your videos.

Nope if I was impressing someone on cost & product I'd buy a Mosrite guitar all day long.

Muy bueno amigo saludos desde buenos aires argentina

Hi. thank you for the video. the soundhole seems oval. can you measure and tell us the size of the hole. Also will the size of the sound hole make a difference in the quality of the sound?

What the hell is with these tiny fractions of inches it is confusing compared to just using mms

This video is interesting and helpful for the DIYer. Every time I think of fret leveling and crowning, I think of the Plek Pro fret leveling and crowning machine. This machine is the ultimate in precision fret leveling and crowning. 👍👍👍

Good tools are important! In the end, it saves time and money. Not saying the most expensive tools are a must, but there are good tools which are not expensive.

Nice job! If you still lived in NY, I’d be trying to talk you into a ‘guitar-setup-for-burritos’ bartering system….

I've been playing on a Pao Ferro neck on my Strat and my Fender Fretless J bass! Have nothing bad to say about Pao Ferro! I also have a Squier Affinity Telecaster maple neck, and I love that one too but I want to swap the neck later for a Fender Telecaster US neck still in maple. The Fender Fretless J bass will keep its Pao Ferro because I'm pretty happy with that neck! I've ordered a Fender Professional II scalloped neck, Rosewood that I'm putting on my Stratocaster. Not because I don't like the Pao Ferro, but I love Rosewood and I wanted a scalloped fretboard! It had some delivery time but I might get it in mid of September! I can't wait! I will still use the Pao Ferro neck thought but I'll put it on a cheap LA guitar4music guitar I bought just to have a guitar to toy with, and to be honest that guitar is probably going to sound and look more like a Fender because I already swapped the pickups it came with and replaced them with my Stratocaster pickups when I bought Seymore Duncan and DiMarzio pickups for my Strat! Also buying Fender locking tuners for it when I'm swapping to Fender neck on that, but only temp, since those locking tuners will end up on the Squier when I buy a US tellie neck! My Squier also sound awesome, having DiMarzio Chopper bridge pickup! The neck pickup it came with actually sound pretty nice, but I intend to swap that too later either a Fast Track, Twang King or maybe a Little 59' 😛 I placed the Fender Strat tuners on my Squier which means I had do hand drill new plug holes to make them fit because the measurement on the Squier tuner and Fender is not the same. turned out great! When I've swapped the neck on it, the cheap guitar will no longer have the locking tuners as they will go on the US Fender neck and the cheap guitar inherits the Strat tuners going back to the neck they originally came with! Not a luthier, just self taught and crazy enough to void the warranty on my guitars, but all the parts and components and electronics I've swapped out has its own warranty on 5 years when I buy so technically my guitars never lost warranty except for the body, the input jack and the pickup switch! Everything else like the squier bridge will be swapped to US bridge, US 3 point saddles! The Stratocaster will still have the Tremolo bridge and saddles it came with though and don't see any point of swapping the tremolo bridge because it's good enough as is 😀 I guess I'm a little crazy doing all this but I just love making my guitars as personal as possible! The fretless bass on the other hand I wont do much with, maybe just swap the 2 pickups with EMG-J or Fender Noisless pickups! Not sure if Ill swap the electronics in that one, but my Strat has gone from 250K pots to Fenders 500K pots, and the Squier will later also have 500K pots, not sure if I'm gonna buy Fender pots or Seymore Duncan pots to the Squier, have not decided yet! 😀

Good morning, thank you for making the very informative video. I'm not clear on one step, can the white fx/aux 2 knob handle both functions at the same time? Let me explain: if there are monitors connected to the aux2 output on stage and I operate the white knob, do I raise/lower the channel signal or increase/decrease the effect? I understood that I can only route the effect to the aux1 output. I hope I have explained myself clearly and thank you in advance for your reply.

I put fender tex-mex on my 2014 MIM Fender Stratocaster, and they sound beautiful. Tex-mex pickups sound exactly like Strats pickups should sound.