@@ieatgrass108 Haha I had similar issues. I would try to play but it didn't sound right, and adjusting the knobs didn't help for me at all. He explained them really well
This is by far the clearest explanation I've seen, of how the various combinations of toggle switch and tone knob combinations work. I wish I'd seen it thirty years ago - Thank you
Great explanation needed that I'm researching buying an electric guitar. In switching pickups it makes sense to tend switch towards the neck pickup when playing high notes to avoid overly metallic sound and lean towards the bridge pickup when playing up the neck for more definition. And tone is just fine tuning. Makes sense
Great to hear you like the video. If you are into blues guitar playing you might want to subscribe to the channel and check out the other videos. Greetz, Antony
I get how the 'metal - wood analogy' can be a simple little reminder although obviously that's not really how it works physically. The way I understand it is that the lower frequencies are picked up the most at the neck pick-up because the string is able to vibrate more freely there. The frequencies at the bridge are inevitably higher because the string has less room to vibrate so to say.
Hey! I just wanted to say that your explanation in this video was really GREAT. Very thorough and detailed. I have liked and SUBSCRIBED! Looking forward to watching more of your videos! Thank You!
Thank U so much! I'm new to guitar, been a drummer my whole life, but Ur examination makes a huge huge difference.. subscribed and gonna follow .... hopefully blues lesssons
Awesome, awesome video. I’ve been playing acoustic guitar for a while now and wanted to merge to the “electric world” and I was this close of returning the guitar until I watched this video and was able to understand a little bit more about how it works. Can’t thank you enough
Thanks for this. Been playing electric guitar for over 30 years but never really mastered this aspect of playing. I have an Epiphone. Why does this guitar have two input jacks? Never was sure which one to plug in.
Personally I like using the neck pickup with the tone pushed all the way down. Then I use my amp EQ and set Treble at 8 and bass at 5 and add a bit of fuzz from my green russian muff and it sounds phenomenal
What a great explanation. Thank you! Please do one on amps. Tube amps with master volume in particular... How they work and how to use them. I've seen a few close to as well done as this one. But you could do better.
Hi. I really found your video very interesting. Would you please listn to Bert Weedon playing FBI, (on youtube). The last but one verse is played on the high strings, fets 12; 13 and 14, consisting of the notes, E; C and A. Now, when I play that verse on my accoustic guitar, it all sounds so frail! Bert playes electric guitar with a plectrum. How might he be achieving such a rich powerful quality? I'm not sure but I think the big chord which starts each phrase is an AMinor(?) Would you agree?
Hey guys, I bought a telecaster imitation and I can't flip the guitar switch, it's rigid in its center position and it doesn't move... Does anybody know what might be the problem and how to fix it?
great question, yes I do. Have you always played with a pick or have you started out with a bit of finger style already? If the later is the case than learning hybrid picking forms a great next step: bestbluesguitarlessonsonline.com/hybrid-picking-guitar-technique
Great video! Thank you. So the tone-knobs are only used to give body to the different pick-ups? Could you make a video on how the different tone-knob positions work with different types of pedals ? Maybe even style-wise :) one video for Rock-defined sound and one other for Blues-sound. That would be awesome! Keep it up :) you earned yourself a new subscriber. Cheers, Lukas
Someone FINALLY explained those knobs in a way that makes sense to me! Thanks!
Thank you Ed! Great to hear that it is of help for you!
@@BestBluesGuitarLessonsVideos are you from belgium? Great video
@@lukas6610 Thanks Lukas! And yes I am from Belgium.
Bro my tones knobs were all the way down and I was wondering why my notes don’t sound very defined, this video made me have a musical breakthrough.
@@ieatgrass108 Haha I had similar issues. I would try to play but it didn't sound right, and adjusting the knobs didn't help for me at all. He explained them really well
Tone knobs tutorial starts at 7:33
Thank you!
Thanks
This is by far the clearest explanation I've seen, of how the various combinations of toggle switch and tone knob combinations work. I wish I'd seen it thirty years ago - Thank you
Finally, someone explained how to use those controls with good demo examples. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome Luke!
Great explanation needed that I'm researching buying an electric guitar. In switching pickups it makes sense to tend switch towards the neck pickup when playing high notes to avoid overly metallic sound and lean towards the bridge pickup when playing up the neck for more definition. And tone is just fine tuning. Makes sense
"ofcourse you dont know anything" damn man chill i got a ged bro
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Thanks for explaining. Finally i understood the difference between all.
Sir you are an Extraordinary Teacher❤❤❤❤❤
That guitar color is pure love!!!
So all this while, I have been setting rubbish on my Lead Guitar and feeling like I was doing the best thing. Thanks for this video. Its meant for me.
very calming voice and tone and so informative! Thank you!
Thanks Mark! Appreciate it. Cheers, Antony
Thank you for the vivid explanation. I was searching for this for quite some time.
Great to hear you like the video. If you are into blues guitar playing you might want to subscribe to the channel and check out the other videos. Greetz, Antony
Thank you so much. my first time owning a strat. it really made me understand the functions much better
I get how the 'metal - wood analogy' can be a simple little reminder although obviously that's not really how it works physically.
The way I understand it is that the lower frequencies are picked up the most at the neck pick-up because the string is able to vibrate more freely there. The frequencies at the bridge are inevitably higher because the string has less room to vibrate so to say.
Thank you for this video! Love from Bulgaria. 🇧🇬
Hey! I just wanted to say that your explanation in this video was really GREAT. Very thorough and detailed. I have liked and SUBSCRIBED! Looking forward to watching more of your videos! Thank You!
Thanks for your contribution. I really appreciate this! Stay in touch. Best, Antony
Thank U so much! I'm new to guitar, been a drummer my whole life, but Ur examination makes a huge huge difference.. subscribed and gonna follow .... hopefully blues lesssons
Great explanation of the guitar controls. I have not been able to find a favorite yet. Still experimenting.
Awesome, awesome video. I’ve been playing acoustic guitar for a while now and wanted to merge to the “electric world” and I was this close of returning the guitar until I watched this video and was able to understand a little bit more about how it works. Can’t thank you enough
The 2 people who disliked this video play an acoustic
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What a great topic. Really useful especially for a beginner or advanced player. Thank you.
You are very welcome Terada!
Great explanation, i have been struggling with this.
This video was the only one i needed. Very well explained! Thank you very much!!
Thanks Leron! Feel free to check out the channel and sub if you like the other videos! Greetz, Antony
I know I late but buddy you are the best finally someone to explain this to me thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much! You helped me so much with this Video!
THANK YOU!!! iI love your metal philosophy for the bridge and wood for the neck, thank you again, very helpful!
hi fella you have made that clear and simple thank you kind regards mike.
Thank you for explaining. That was the best explanation. The explanation which cleared my doubts.
Thanks for this. Been playing electric guitar for over 30 years but never really mastered this aspect of playing.
I have an Epiphone. Why does this guitar have two input jacks? Never was sure which one to plug in.
Personally I like using the neck pickup with the tone pushed all the way down. Then I use my amp EQ and set Treble at 8 and bass at 5 and add a bit of fuzz from my green russian muff and it sounds phenomenal
Very informative. Thank you!
This video is insanely usefull (I am an idiot when it comes to guitars)!!!! Thank you so much man!!!!
Hi. Thank you for the very CLEAR explanation! You rock.
Thanks Daniel, feel free to sub to the channel and stay in touch if you are into blues guitar! Cheers, Antony
Great video, thank you. I’m starting to learn and just want to get all the basics and stuff like that down.
Thanks for this explanation 👍
What a great explanation. Thank you! Please do one on amps. Tube amps with master volume in particular... How they work and how to use them. I've seen a few close to as well done as this one. But you could do better.
This clicked in my brain perfectly, if playing higher notes, set the higher pickup. If playing lower notes set the lower pickup :))
I watched this video and for only the time I watched it I learned a great del so, thank you for the video. Your friend Steve.
Hi Stephen, that's cool to hear! Feel free to subscribe to the channel and stay in touch! Cheers, Antony
any advice on why mine sounds the same?
Brilliant simple explanation of the different pickup sounds
The best tutorial on youtube
Great explanation
Thanks!
YOURE AN AMAZING Teacher
informative..well demonstrated Sir..
Thanks Reggie. Feel free to sub to the channel. Greetz, Antony
I dig it! Cool video! Personally I like the sharpness of the bridge pickup on the high frets, but there's definitely a time and place for it
Thanks for the clear explanation and demo, a great help
What do you put the two tone knobs on?
Thank you for your explaination, love from india. ❤️❤️
Just bought a Start so this is great info for me 👍👍
congrats Keith & welcome to the Strat-club! ;-) Cheers, Antony
best explanation so far 👏
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Clear like a whistle.
Perfect Thank you! I’m just learning and it’s super hard
You're very welcome! Feel free to subscribe to the channel for more blues guitar advice and tutorials. Have a great day, Antony
Thanks Anthony. Great explanation.
How do you activate the sustainiac on that im having trouble activating it
HI just subbed, thanks , question, so no tone adjustment for middle bridge?
Wonderful advice and explanations
thanks. i usually put them all on max !
Thanks dude this was super helpful
Super helpful video, thanks for sharing 🤠🎸👍
Thanks George. You are very welcome!
Awesome video, awesome advice!!
WHAT AN AMAZING VIDEO. THANK YOU
THANKS MAN!
Hi. I really found your video very interesting. Would you please listn to Bert Weedon playing FBI, (on youtube). The last but one verse is played on the high strings, fets 12; 13 and 14, consisting of the notes, E; C and A. Now, when I play that verse on my accoustic guitar, it all sounds so frail! Bert playes electric guitar with a plectrum. How might he be achieving such a rich powerful quality? I'm not sure but I think the big chord which starts each phrase is an AMinor(?) Would you agree?
My electric guitar is so sensitive, how do u NOT make any sound when you hold the strings
Just got a strat. Thanks for this!
Congrats on getting your first strat!! Feel free to subscribe to the channel if you are into blues guitar playing. Cheers, Antony
Thank you!
Very good video. Thank you
You're very welcome Lance! Feel free to subscribe to the channel. Cheers, Antony
Good explanation thank you.
Very welcome! Feel free to subscribe to the channel and stay in touch. Cheers, Antony
Thank you so much 😢
Which pedals do you use at the intro ?
The pickup explanation made so much sense thank you wow
This rly helped. Thanks!
Hi Ryan, your comment helped as well! take care and thanks!
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Thanks! On my guitar I can lift tone knob to upper and to lower positions, it's for what?
Maybe different controls for different pickups
@@dewdop coil split
Coil split it is for splitting a humbucker to where you are just using one coil (like a single coil) to get a cleaner and clearer sound
Hey guys, I bought a telecaster imitation and I can't flip the guitar switch, it's rigid in its center position and it doesn't move... Does anybody know what might be the problem and how to fix it?
Nice job, thank you
Thank you too!
Very good video.Well explained
Thank you, great explanation
Cool! Thanks Antony!
Any exercises you suggest to get better at fingerstyle (like your 7:00 licks)?
great question, yes I do. Have you always played with a pick or have you started out with a bit of finger style already? If the later is the case than learning hybrid picking forms a great next step: bestbluesguitarlessonsonline.com/hybrid-picking-guitar-technique
Merci Poto, C a fait 20 que je joue et je n ai jamais su l utilité des knobs.
Excellent
Thank you
Thanks Clive! ;-) Feel free to sub to the channel.
Just want to know bro I don't use bridge tone knob..is it ok
Great video! Thank you. So the tone-knobs are only used to give body to the different pick-ups? Could you make a video on how the different tone-knob positions work with different types of pedals ? Maybe even style-wise :) one video for Rock-defined sound and one other for Blues-sound. That would be awesome! Keep it up :) you earned yourself a new subscriber.
Cheers,
Lukas
hi Lukas, great suggestion I'll keep it in mind. Welcome to the channel and thanks for becoming a subscriber!
Very well done video, so useful thanks
Glad it was helpful Alex! Feel free to subscribe to the channel. Best, Antony
My guitar has some sort of factory defect and the switch position for the neck pickup turns the guitar off.
Thank You
Thanks heaps - great help
So helpful
I have a little cheap $30 amp I bought off of somebody and it always sounds grainy no matter what what am I doing wrong?
what were u playing at 4:20
I'd say my favorite are neck and middle 🤘
Well done man
Thanks David! Feel free to sub to the channel. Cheers, Antony
Thank you , 👍
Cool thanks!
Good video
what kind of guitar is in the video?
Position 2 si the best on a strat😁
thanks