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The bass and the initial guitar track came from Tom's loop directly. I recorded it directly from UA-cam via my interface into Logic. Ya man, he's so precise. Many erased takes for sure trying to get it 'right' (such as it is). Thanks!

No doubt. Thanks!

For sure. Thanks for checking it out!

Rock on!

Very cool Pat! I like the sound of that Deluxe. Cheers

Thanks man!

Indeed! Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks for checking it out.

Oh man, high praise indeed. Thanks for the feedback, very appreciated! I really tried to go into it with not much of a plan as I imagine Tom goes into it with some high points he wants to hit, but for the most part is almost completely extemporaneous. I really wanted to get in a reference to CC Deville, but I blew it. In the tradition of 1-take Tommy, I had to let it go. Thanks again!

Love my Cavs! They are bringing me much joy this year. Thanks for checking it out!

Thank you kindly

Many thanks!

Thank you for checking it out. Really appreciate the kind words.

To kind. Thank you!

Trying to channel some of that Bukovac je ne sais quoi. Thank you!

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Glad you liked it. Thanks!

Thank you kindly. The gracious nature and generosity of the dude is astounding and greatly appreciated for sure. Thanks again!

Oh dude, DonnieChoppa's is so good. Highly entertaining. Thanks man!

Thanks for checking it out.

Still dig it. Compared to my other pedals that do overdrive, this one is the best at making the amp sound like more. Not much coloring of the sound, just more presence and oomph.

Do you normally run the amp/pedal at settings in the video or is there preferred setting? Great tone.

Thanks for the interest! I would say I generally default to maximizing volume over gain. I primarily play a Deluxe Reverb with volume in the 6-8 range, more treble (6 to 8), less bass (2 to 4). When I use an overdrive pedal, like the ODR-mini, I have the drive (gain) knob turned almost all the way to the left, the level (volume) most all of the way to the right and the presence (eq) knob at noon. It all depends on what sound in my head I'm trying to emulate, but I think minimizing gain helps maintain dynamics (how I hit the strings matters) and clarity. Also, allows for other pedals (reverb, delay, tremolo, etc.) to add gain subtly to signal. That's my philosophy at least. Thanks again.

Thanks again. Have you compared the pedal to an unmodified mini? Surprisingly no comparisons on UA-cam..

@@johnsaltsman7230 I haven't. The modification is supposed to cut some of the bass from the circuit.

Thanks man! Yes, I'm going to catch night 3 hopefully. Thanks again!

First night was awesome!

Thanks dude. Got the foot tappin' a little bit. Thanks again!

Thanks dude! I vacillate between 'not bad' too 'this is terrible'. Thanks for the kind words.

Haha, I know where you're coming from. I'm also highly critical of myself. It really did sound good, though.

Ya dude! Reverb 1a and tremolo 1b for me. Dig that sound. Thanks man!

Thank you kindly David!

I'm amazed how quiet this amp is now. Never knew that was possible. Thanks dude!

Thanks dude! Great source material, such a tune.

Thanks for checking it out and the kind words.

Thank you kindly for checking it out, twice! I'll try the beer bath. Can't go wrong! Thanks again.

It’s got a little Frank Marino vibe. ✌🏼

MMJ is a force live. Really, really good. Jim is the man! Prolific dude. His solo album, Regions of Light and Sound of God is great. Thanks!

I'll check it out

On the drums, kind of both. I recorded a 'scratch' track to the click. Logic has a drummer function that will 'follow' a track after some analysis, so I had it follow the scratch. Then whatever the computer comes up with can be manipulated. I got rid of the scratch and went back and re-recorded the guitars you see in the video to the drummer track.

For sure dude, Wes Anderson is the man. The soundtracks are always great. My favorite is the one for The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. Thanks!

Yes! That guy. Thanks for checking it out and the feedback.

Thanks for listening and the feedback! I dig the SG, very comfortable to play. There's a little social commentary in terms of consumerism in general in the lyrical idea for sure. I could write many essays about what the box represents metaphorically. I go back and forth on delivery and where it lands on the spectrum of benefit/detriment. I'm generally skeptical, but it is so damn convenient. Thanks again for checking it out man, appreciate it.

Thanks dude! The struggle is real, but fun nonetheless. Thanks again.

Thanks dude! I am actually a little proud of that solo as well. Simple, but a good fit I think. Thanks again!

I agree with you dude. I think much of the magic is in the picking hand. The more I get into this the more I realize I should have put a lot more time and effort into my fretting hand a long time ago. I have to think too much to get the left hand to do what I want it to.

Thanks for checking it out and the kind word!

I went into the store expecting to plunk down on a '61 reissue. I wasn't bonding with it and the salesman pointed me towards this one (he said he had one and loved it). I dig it. I probably go for this one more than any of my other guitars. Very comfortable to play.

Thanks man! Those drum sounds are from the drummer app imbedded in Logic. It has a feature where it can be set to ‘follow’ a previously recorded part. There’s little adjustments that can be made to whatever the machine comes up with. Pretty useful for getting ideas out.

Cool, I've never done much recording, but I think I'm ready to choose a DAW. Logic is Mac only, right?

Yes, Mac only now (some of the old versions were PC compatible). I don’t know a whole lot about but check out Luna. It is Universal Audio’s DAW. I think you can get into it free and then buy bundles of plug-ins if you end up liking the interface.

Yep, I've heard of Luna. Thanks dude!

Thanks for checking it out and the kind words!

Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks for checking it out and the feedback.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!

I’ll take it, very kind of you. Thanks!

Sounds great Pat. D,G,A has to be one of the happiest sounding progressions and I love what you did with it. Cheers

Thanks man!

Thanks dude! Agreed. That's about where my favorite setting is on this one too (10 on sub-octave, 1-2 on hi octave, 1-2 on dry).

Thanks man! I saw Jack White in 2022. What a performer! His band was tight as hell. He’s never to far from some octave device. Nathaniel is a bad man. I’ve seen him in there a couple times. I didn’t get any words in. Thanks again!

Thanks dude! Great weekend to you as well.

Many thanks!