Jónsi creating "Sigur Rós" TonePrint for Hall of Fame reverb (Roskilde Festival)

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  • @paulchaplin73
    @paulchaplin73 3 роки тому +52

    This guy, is just the epitome of talent. And the fact that he has not one ounce of ego. Gotta love Jónsi!

  • @Metal-Possum
    @Metal-Possum 7 років тому +140

    I read somewhere Goggi uses a bow on his bass sometimes too. Can't wait until they figure out how to bow the drum kit!

    • @mjt11860
      @mjt11860 5 років тому +1

      i saw robert plant bow the tamborine.....ok, he didn't, but it was cool to imagine it. :)

    • @gummiaudun
      @gummiaudun 4 роки тому +4

      Alex Paulsen He uses an E-Bow in the song Untitled 6. Also uses a drumstick in Hafsól.

    • @ciroamore2546
      @ciroamore2546 4 роки тому +2

      He should bow a vibraphone!

    • @wadsmitter511
      @wadsmitter511 3 роки тому +7

      You can use a bow on the cymbals to create a "whining" effecf

    • @blapradur
      @blapradur Рік тому

      you can use bow in cymbal, goggi used bow in cymbal at I Gaer live version 2012 i think :)

  • @shahn78
    @shahn78 10 років тому +139

    If i were in a room and jonsi was arm length away playing... my head would explode to bits.

    • @leoninefyre
      @leoninefyre 2 роки тому +2

      I went to the Bonnaroo Festival in 2008 and had an amazing pass that allowed me to go backstage for a bunch of the show. I had to stand in line and wait for the Sigur Rós one, because they only met so many in at a time. He walked past me twice, within like 10 feet of me. I’m still shook.
      Also at Bonnaroo that weekend, I was like 5-10 feet away from Glen Hansard from The Frames, and that was another moment of just awe and constantly asking my friend to pinch me to make sure it was real. But I have photos!!

  • @TheKoNoGuN
    @TheKoNoGuN 4 роки тому +23

    i never thought i would see Jónsi making a super normal D major chord and still sounding so beautiful

  • @nathanelitheprince2114
    @nathanelitheprince2114 3 роки тому +8

    Jonsi and Sigur Rós have been my favorites for a Long time now but I had no idea they had any kind of relation. Am Amazed. "Grow till Tall" and "Ekki Mukk" are life Playlist.

  • @Venlabax
    @Venlabax 8 років тому +10

    That is the best of all TonePrints! I just love it! Jonsi should make another one or two or more... PLEASE!

  • @nedgey
    @nedgey 10 років тому +13

    This convinced me to get the pedal. Pretty exciting to be able to download his own custom reverb onto your own pedal.

  • @sfs95101
    @sfs95101 6 років тому +4

    i love you so much jonsi

  • @cjflash99
    @cjflash99 8 років тому +4

    Amazing sound from the bowed guitar

  • @Echo_III
    @Echo_III 11 років тому +10

    Finally reverb which can be called "The Hall of Fame" :)

  • @neonether
    @neonether 5 років тому +1

    legend

  • @Arjunandthevectors
    @Arjunandthevectors 10 років тому +41

    Where does one acquire a jacket like that

    • @tussk.
      @tussk. 10 років тому +33

      One mugs an old wino.

    • @szlafarski
      @szlafarski 6 років тому

      Glad I'm not the only one wondering.

    • @LisetteLowe
      @LisetteLowe 6 років тому +5

      Iceland.

    • @jamesc9691
      @jamesc9691 6 років тому +3

      Etsy

  • @ramirofaunokozmiko
    @ramirofaunokozmiko 7 років тому +2

    wow !! just beautiful !!

  • @stepitupandgo67
    @stepitupandgo67 8 років тому

    very cool...I had the same idea to have a very curved radius neck and curved bridge to allow bowing individual strings on guitar....I might have to explore this...

  • @Desmaad
    @Desmaad 11 років тому +25

    He doesn't skimp on reverb, does he? All heavy and lush, with such a long decay that all sound becomes a smear.

  • @BlueJon1975
    @BlueJon1975 10 років тому

    Cool guitar too.

  • @shun_officially6076
    @shun_officially6076 9 років тому +5

    Could you tell me the tuning for bowing guitar and what kinda effect is good for??

    • @tcelectronic
      @tcelectronic  9 років тому +23

      +Japan Owl You can play bowed guitar in any tuning you like. But if I remember correctly, Jónsi likes to tune his guitar down a whole step to DGCFAD. He also uses drop-tunings for certain songs. But use whatever tuning that feels natural to you :) If you want big cavernous tones like Jónsi you'll of course need a great reverb and delay. That's the two core effects. But again, there's no right or wrong, so throw the effects in there that you like :)

  • @RenanFelicianoOn
    @RenanFelicianoOn 7 років тому +14

    what a fucking noisy, distorted and disturbing sound it makes.
    like it

  • @anonymouz88
    @anonymouz88 2 роки тому

    I want that shirt!!! Oh, and Jonsi you owe me an apology 😆

  • @martinbaltser
    @martinbaltser 4 роки тому

    Cool and inspiring video! I'm thinking of trying out some of your pedals as well but the link to your setup in this video is not working sadly. Will definitely try it out with bow on acoustic on my channel some time soon!

  • @sitdowndrank3077
    @sitdowndrank3077 2 роки тому +2

    When you perish in battle and wake up at the Gates of Valhalla

  • @Adyman182
    @Adyman182 2 роки тому +2

    It's like a cello after being struck by lightning

  • @piotr803
    @piotr803 8 років тому +1

    Does anyone know what mic is used to mic the guitar cabinet? thnx

    • @Babcock1976
      @Babcock1976 8 років тому +1

      Blueberry microphone by Blue
      Great mic , I used to own one

  • @MorgueParfington
    @MorgueParfington 9 років тому

    Ohman yes.

  • @shun_officially6076
    @shun_officially6076 8 років тому +1

    Btw, how much the cello bow was it?? We need a expensive one for doing bowing guitar???

    • @JamieClark
      @JamieClark 8 років тому +3

      No. Cheap is fine. You need good rosin, but it lasts LONG time.

    • @shun_officially6076
      @shun_officially6076 8 років тому

      +Jamie Clark I see, thanks. But how many times we have to change the hair in a year? It would be depend on how much I play the bowing guitar tho

    • @JamieClark
      @JamieClark 8 років тому +5

      Shun If you use it a lot, you might need new hair every year or two (as a cellist, I could replace it once or twice a year, if I play full time). If you get a cheaper bow on amazon, as long as it's wood, it will be fine. And the bow will be cheaper than re-hairing (re-hair can be $75). Get a $30 cello bow and when it stops working (when it starts to run out of hair), get a new one. Just don't LOSE the rosin. If you don't lose it, and you're a guitarist, it will probably last the rest of your career. Apply new rosin whenever it's getting less grippy - if you play guitar with the bow every day, and clean your strings with a cloth after every time, you might need to apply rosin every 2-4 weeks. If you never clean your strings and let the strings stay white (and sticky) you might only put new rosin every 3-6 months.
      Actually, I can go months without putting more rosin on my bow for CELLO because I don't clean my strings haha - when I'm about to have a performance, I clean them and apply rosin, though. It's just hardened pine sap, but the more expensive stuff really does make a difference. I like Hill brand rosin, but Pirastro or pretty much anything over $10 is good and will last forever (or until you lose it.)

    • @shun_officially6076
      @shun_officially6076 8 років тому

      +Jamie Clark Wow just a time or two times in every year even if I played full time?? That's good. I might not play in full time but I want to get the skill of bowing guitar as guitarist because of my favorite guitarist perform bowing guitar on stage.

    • @shun_officially6076
      @shun_officially6076 8 років тому

      +Shun So I'll practice a lot at first time if I got a bow.

  • @stepitupandgo67
    @stepitupandgo67 8 років тому

    whoa....

  • @elboloalimenticio
    @elboloalimenticio 10 років тому +1

    What's that blue mic you always use?

  • @TheWoodish
    @TheWoodish 8 років тому

    Okay NOW I'm sold on the HoF.

  • @droneireland6603
    @droneireland6603 10 років тому

    Dead cool.

  • @savanaviolenta
    @savanaviolenta 7 років тому +1

    as far i know Jonsi uses strymon reverb,nothing wrong in doing tonrprints.He says I like it,not love it.

  • @farfadet2222
    @farfadet2222 7 років тому

    TC Electronic, no english subtitles ?

    • @tcelectronic
      @tcelectronic  7 років тому +5

      Sorry, bro. We don't speak Icelandic.

  • @coldacre
    @coldacre 6 років тому +1

    look closely at 0:38. it looks like he has 7 strings... one of which is threaded through the G at the bridge... but goes to the D slot in the nut... and up to the D tuning peg. WTF??

    • @tcelectronic
      @tcelectronic  6 років тому +4

      I think it's actually part of the fretboard artwork :-)

    • @coldacre
      @coldacre 6 років тому +3

      ah yes... the wire that the birds are sitting on! makes sense! haha. but shhh you could have kept quiet and started rumours about Jonsi and his 7 string technique. ;)

    • @tcelectronic
      @tcelectronic  6 років тому +1

      😉

  • @michaelcorcoran3942
    @michaelcorcoran3942 10 років тому

    Are those flatwound strings?

    • @rjlee
      @rjlee 10 років тому

      he uses standard 12-56 strings

    • @michaelcorcoran3942
      @michaelcorcoran3942 9 років тому

      Are you sure Rob Lee , I don't doubt you but what makes you say this? :)
      Not really my friends used 13's for tone playing metal... its sick :) I jsut imagined here you would get better sound with flat wounds and I thought I saw him using them.

    • @rjlee
      @rjlee 9 років тому

      Jonsi's playing style doesn't really mean he would struggle using heavy strings.
      I remember wanting to know more about his guitar and saw an interview with the tech that built the guitar for him. He said that he uses regular but heavy 12 gauge guitar strings.

    • @michaelcorcoran3942
      @michaelcorcoran3942 9 років тому

      I saw that too, but I didn't remember him saying if they were flat wound or regular wound...haha I was even trying to look at them to figure it out,... I jsut looked back at the videos and the tech apprently actually replyed to me :) regular wound and even the g is wound :)

    • @kimseniorb
      @kimseniorb 4 роки тому

      Michael Corcoran they were regular. Try flats though they are cool to play

  • @oclictis1
    @oclictis1 9 років тому

    Where can I buy the hall of fame pedal?

  • @daveywalmsley
    @daveywalmsley 2 роки тому +1

    This is all well and good but wtf is Jeff Ross got to do with this?

  • @jjlwis
    @jjlwis 11 років тому +1

    OK, that's cool! but man 20 something years too late eh TC?

  • @artemshiryaev4679
    @artemshiryaev4679 10 років тому

    Надпилил деку смычком! :)

  • @kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631
    @kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631 6 років тому

    Very early yardbirds jimmy page with the bow

  • @diegomessina2850
    @diegomessina2850 9 років тому +11

    Sounds like Jimmy Page

    • @jeremidoyon2978
      @jeremidoyon2978 7 років тому +8

      no

    • @nellgwyne
      @nellgwyne 7 років тому +13

      much better than Jimmy Page

    • @coldacre
      @coldacre 6 років тому +2

      err... no-one is better than Jimmy Page. he defined bowing with the songs "How many more times" & "Dazed & confused". Jonsi is merely carrying on the tradition.

    • @AlabasterSmudge
      @AlabasterSmudge 6 років тому +7

      Only much better.

    • @nicohunter9037
      @nicohunter9037 6 років тому +6

      @@coldacre this guy at least is original with his sound,i don't care the methods,i talk about sound,page is a thief,he is overrated and we know that

  • @hachewie
    @hachewie 10 років тому +5

    Sounds like noise.

    • @kevinnel7038
      @kevinnel7038 9 років тому +47

      Beautiful noise

    • @hachewie
      @hachewie 9 років тому +1

      +Kevin Nel Very subjective. For me, this is just noise.
      music
      ˈmjuːzɪk/
      noun
      1.
      vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.

    • @kevinnel7038
      @kevinnel7038 9 років тому +43

      +hachewie I completely understand, it actually amazes me at the beauty of how different everyone is and how everyone can like different things.

    • @hachewie
      @hachewie 9 років тому +14

      You have an awesome attitude man. Kudos to you. Peace.

    • @ax_el_alvarez
      @ax_el_alvarez 7 років тому +19

      It could be defined as "noise", but, in the band's context works beautifully, in tracks such as "Saeglopur" it really helps to saturate the whole texture. If you're unfamiliar with Sigur Ros' music, I would recommend to give them a chance, awesome band...

  • @bobhiggs2966
    @bobhiggs2966 11 років тому +4

    One trick pony. Indeterminate mush. Also: TUNE!

    • @noooohavok
      @noooohavok 10 років тому +60

      Have you ever listened to Sigur ros?!?!?!

    • @foundtoys7650
      @foundtoys7650 10 років тому +11

      Haha I can't even belive this comment. Probably Jónsi don't even care about people playing with his sound in one 80euros pedal, or something.

    • @learningtakesalifetime1639
      @learningtakesalifetime1639 8 років тому +34

      bob higgs the man is a visionary. He hears something so small in his head and composes an orchestra of textures over each other. There's nothing intermediate about it. Maybe he's not shredding down the neck of the guitar and maybe he can't, but it doesn't change the fact that the sound he's making come out of that guitar brings out a strange feeling in so many people and his sound is undeniably distinct. His sound can't even be explained, and that's what it is to be a visionary.

    • @Soilwar
      @Soilwar 8 років тому +10

      People like you don't even deserve the gift of having ears lol