That Pedal Show - Better Solo Tones For Everyone
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
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In this video Daniel and Mick explore some basic concepts around getting a better solo tone.
What is a better solo tone? Obviously it’s an extremely subjective topic once you bring personal likes/dislikes into play, but the one thing on which we can all surely agree is that as a very basic start point, a good solo tone begins with ‘one that can be heard’.
By contrast a ‘bad’ solo tone is one that can’t be heard, and there are many of us who have been in that situation where you step on the next pedal to make your tone soar… only to find that it just crashes! That is where we begin.
Throughout the video we touch on the areas of gain, EQ and relative wetness of your effects in the context of being heard for that all important solo.
Interesting points of go-to bits
• What is a ‘good’ solo tone? 2:05
• Thoughts on gain and solo tones: 3:25
• Amps we’re using today: 4:57
• Midrange, gain and being heard (with Angry Charlie V3): 8:53
• How more gain can impact on the dynamics of your playing: 14:01
• Using a mid-boost (TS Mini) before and after your main overdrive: 15:38
• Angry Charlie after Carpe Diem: 19:27
• Zen Drive and mid frequencies: 23:00
• Zen Drive & Angry Charlie 25:45
• EQ pedal thoughts: 27:15
• Delay time basics and solo tones - short or long? 29:29
• Reverb basics and solo tones: 38:08
• Compression and clean tones: 40:42
Pedals used in this video:
• JHS Angry Charlie V3
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USA: bit.ly/3mqekD7
Australia: bit.ly/2hE3vP1
• Boss GE-7 Graphic Equalizer
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USA: bit.ly/3dyPnAr
Australia: bit.ly/3HZSfUa
• Keeley 30ms Automatic Double Tracker
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2c9PbGw
USA: bit.ly/3EW1AKU
Australia: bit.ly/2rESYZp
• MXR M300 Reverb
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2hLvESX
USA: bit.ly/3yo9D1c
• Ibanez Tube Screamer Mini
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• Hermida Audio Zendrive by Lovepedal
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Australia: bit.ly/2YJhh4I
• Fire Custom Shop Carpe Diem
• Origin Effects Cali76 Compact Deluxe
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USA: bit.ly/323rheM
Australia: bit.ly/2ZA9MfE
• Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man 1100-TT
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2WbQLhG
Guitars used in this video:
• Collings 290DC S
• Fender Mexico special Edition Reverse Headstock ’60s Stratocaster (from 2007/8)
• Nik Huber Krautster II
Todays amps are:
• Hamstead Artist 20+RT for all the pedals
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• Victory The Sheriff 44 (for the rhythm guitar only, no pedals)
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As always, all amp and effects routing and switching is handled by TheGigRig G2.
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I had trouble being heard in my band. So, I fired my rhythm guitarist & keyboard player and now I shine like the sun. Hell Yeah!
This is the way to do it.
@@ThatPedalShow Cheers guys 🍻 & Thanks for all the hard work y'all do to make these videos. It's very appreciated. 👏
My wife ordered that pedal show t-shirt this week for me for my birthday because I watch your videos every week. I've learned so much from them. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with everyone. The best UA-cam channel by far
+Keith Williams ah, cheers Keith. Happy birthday from Mick and me :)
really I havent learnt anything from the pedal show T-shirts
Keybo Dare this show is guitar education 101, 201, 301... it’s the absolute best.
Rt there with ya Keith , these guys are like hittin the jakpot .Happy birthday !
davegetsspam
You tried to be funny and
failed miserably. Before he
said he had learned a lot
from them, he referred to
the videos, so your, “joke”
is not only not funny but
completely out of place
and irrelevant.
I do have one very big problem with you show though...the effect it has on my wallet. I've gone from 5 pedals to 10 pedals and a roland tape echo since I've started watching. I've just fallen victim once again after re-watching your strymon deco review and ordered one. Damn you! Lol
How you gettin on with the deco?
+Iam Murphy well I'm still learning how to use it, but it's awesome so far
I agree 100%
You sir, got a Roland Tape Echo AND a Deco ?
AND you're complaining?
Please share your misery with me, I'll pay the postage.
I got the notification from UA-cam that this video had been uploaded last night about 45 minutes before I went on stage. I watched the first half of it, turned the bass and gain down on my blackstar dual valve overdrive/distortion pedal a bit.... Best solo tones of my life! thank you so much you absolute legends!!
+Callum McNab Callum, what a fantastic comment. So glad it was helpful. Thanks for letting us know :)
I'm totally addicted to this show. I find myself watching your episodes multiple times. Seriously, you guys rule. Amazing knowledge and playing. Y'all have inspired me to re-tool my board and upgrade some effects as well as dropped all sorts of stomp box goodness into my brain.
+The Gospel of Mark Thank you Mark! We're glad it's working for you. Makes us very happy. Cheers!
TC Spark is such a great pedal for kicking up solo time. Even the mini does something more than just add volume. Great video as always lads
You guys need to try to get Pete Thorn on your show.He is so much like Dan in the way he understands the technical side of how pedals work .... it would be so interesting to listen to the both of them talk about pedals and how they work.
That would be great. A fan of Pete here also.
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This is one of the most important videos you've done. Seen so many guitarists who are the same volume during their solos as the rhythm player 😩
Best Show on UA-cam. Ever.
This video just saved my life. Just got a ZVEX Mastotron and been working for days to try and get my gain and levels to work with all my pedals. Watched this video today and it helped me figure it all out. Y'alls videos have helped me with my tone tremendously. Keep it up, you guys rock!!
I have recently being playing an EP booster into the Tumnus into the Tube Screamer mini and it sounds awesome!
John Mayer tone chaser spotted
I like that you all put this into context but I love that you kept it to a couple measures lol. Other shows play on and on and skip all the useful info. This was perfect.
So much toneology in one episode! Amazing stuff guys! This helped me tremendously! Best channel on youtube! Cheers
+Daniel Bertola thanks Daniel :)
I work completely in the box but you guys have taught me so much, like how rhythm and lead prefer different frequencies and levels of gain. Amazing channel and highly under rated!
Great to see you two play together. Please more of this!
I can't think of a better way to spend a few minutes on Christmas Day than watching a replay from my favorite UA-cam channel - That Pedal Show. You know, you guys have already built a veritable reference library with the episodes you've done so far. And it's amazing how much stuff I missed or didn't retain from the first time I watched this episode. So glad I that I can go back and pick up those bits of good advice.
+Steve Comeau ah, cheers Steve. Glad you've enjoyed the show, Merry Christmas :)
And I’m watching it 6 years later a few days after Christmas. Awesome!
Best effin' show on the internet! Thanks. I always learn something from you guys!
20:55 - the greatest lesson I have ever learned on TPS. The fact that you can have a glorious sound in a vacuum of a single instrument / rig. But when in the presence of the dynamic of a band that sound is lost. That was an amazing revelation. When the instrument /rig is using nearly the entire audio spectrum in a bedroom sound, you can't cut through the mix of those other frequencies in a live band setting. ( search - Interactive Frequency Chart). Thank you TPS. This is a Master Class!
Really hope you can do a video on micing techniques using sm57s or more regular people mics
I'd say the SM57 is a "regular people" mic. It's £85, that's not a lot of money for an industry standard microphone.
Check out Spectre Sound Studios on micing techniques. Glenn can be a bit blunt but he knows what he's talking about.
+setra23 spectre sounds is great. He's from around my town
Dan O'Moore sm58s are directional like the 57s, only difference is the pop shield, which makes it a bit more suitable for vocals.
@@KristofferG And you can take the pop shield off to make it way closer to a 57. So people say it's essentially a 57 when you take it off.
the jam around 43 minutes is just absolutely beautiful. I had to fight back tears, it was that emotional!
I have to say I really dont have many pedals anymore, I own a few ( Strymon DIG and Blue Sky ) I do own Pod Go now and a few Wah Wahs, I use alot of amp sims and plugins since i dont have alot of room but I love your show and the chemistry you guys have!
I just wanted to thank you guys. I grew up as the only "Musically Inclined" kid in town, and had to learn many things about guitar by myself. Even now that I'm older, I think this show is great and very helpful. I learn something from every episode. Please keep making videos. There really needs to me more channels like this one online for guitarists.
+Kyle Patterson Thank you Kyle, we really appreciate it. It never stops, we're still learning too!
yall should do a a show making the ultimate pedal board that can do good ambient stuff and good drive stuff but with as small of a budget as possible.
I am absolutely addicted to watching your videos. The best and most informative gear videos on UA-cam hands down, not to mention incredibly entertaining. Keep up the good work guys.
Interesting observation I've made over the last 34 years of playing in bands.
The mid boosting, in my opinion, is more effective in bigger bands with a rhythm guitar player and a keyboard.
However, in a trio setup, (bass, drums, and guitar), the mid boosting didn't give me such favorable results. It made the whole band sound weak and thin during the solos. I always found it necessary to slightly boost the mids, but I also had to boost the lows too. Otherwise I would get lost in the mix.
Am I alone with this opinion?
What do you guys think? The difference between playing in a trio as opposed to being in a bigger band.
By the way, most of the time I play without effects.
On very special occasions I'll add a wah and an analog delay which I'll only activate for solos. And I set it to where you barely hear it.
Unquestionably one of the best episodes you've done - watch and learn!
34:19, best "Woot" in the history of UA-cam
That was a : What ?!? . But I agree.
Loved hearing you guys jamming together a bit more in this one! The pleasure you get from playing shines through, and makes it a joy to watch :)
The dream is real boys.
Andy Timmons on That Pedal Show Please :). Some great tips and tricks in here lads. Thanks heaps.
Great tones and advice, as usual, Dan & Mick. Thanks for the news.
As Robben Ford says "You gotta have a 'Zendrive' ''. Then again, he also said, "You gotta have a 'Dumble' ". The man's a legend and I've been following him since the early '90s, '91, I think. A Zendrive ain't cheap and a Dumble, well...
My fulltone fulldrive 3 solved all of my soloing issues.
What settings do you use? I have a Fulldrive 3 too and thought it would make a great solo boost. Do you use the main over drive and kick the boost in for solos? Or set up both to use as 2 different sounding boosts for solos?
I've got one too and can get some decent sounds out of it. Can I ask how you set it and use it for rhythm versus lead? Do you use the 90s mode toggle or the asym wide mode?
+pjlenny22 for solos I'll kick in the boost side set to about 9 o'clock. It's got a ton of headroom and I find if you use it with another od pedal you can get some great tones. The left side I use in the wide mode for some squishy rhythm tones and I'll use comp cut for a more crunchy boost. Hopefully this helps!
+zaqintosh I stick to the wide mode for rhythm and light lead and I'll kick in the boost side if I need a volume bump for a solo.
+Gavin McLeod makes sense! Are you using the boost in front of the gain stage or after on the fulldrive? (Cool that it even lets you toggle that!)
Thanks guys this has been a big help! I couldn't get a good lead tone with my looper. I moved my TS after my distortion and wow! What a difference!
+Alexander “lourence1981” Webb Excellent stuff Alexander - that's great to hear!
Best solo tone tip: play rythm with the guitars volume control on 8 and solo on 10
Lars Sig i always run a Fuzz face (germanium) on with my Guitar Volume turned to bout 4-5 for my slightly crunched dynamic clean Tone and Controll my overdrive/Fuzz leval thru the Guitar volume... if i need it at certain Toneleval louder i Hit a cleanboost pedal so the Fuzz level doesnt change
Maybe that'll work on your own but that never works in a full band jam...ever!
Not enough vol to cut through drums, bass, keyboards and another guitarrist.
@@Caged63Man exactly.
So you two wonderfully talented and amazing gentlemen have already taught me so much. I've only been watching your videos for roughly a month, however you two keep me not only engaged but open to criticizing my own knowledge. You two have opened worlds for me that I've always wanted to explore, but never knew how to. Thank you.
+Richie Heyward Thank you so much Richie. Comments like that make it all worthwhile. We're very glad to be of some help. All we want is for everyone to enjoy their sound and playing more. Cheers!
Nice show fellas all great recommendations. I was shocked about not including clean boosts or compressors as a tool for overdrive solos. I was really hoping to hear the Cali76 as a boost after the carpe diam or angry charlie. Just a suggestion I think it would sound awesome as a lead tone. I use my Barber Tone Press for this purpose after my Small Fry I have a suspicion that the 76 after the Carpe or Charlie would be fantastic. So curious.
Thank you so much for the reply and might I add that I really enjoy your show. I get very joyful when I see a new episode. Thanks guys.
GREAT episode... thanks boys!
Show idea: "Magic out of Junk"
You're always playing VERY nice stuff with VERY expensive guitars... could you do a show where you're only allowed to use equipment totaling $1000 and make it sound the best you can? It would be great also if in this show you walked us thru your process of getting it to sound great - starting from guitar knobs dimed, and amp and pedal knobs at noon.
+Tony Peterson another challenge :)
I never really dissect things into bits and pieces. I just trying to digest by ear, what possible steps my favorite musician has gone through. One of many that struck my ears was our dearest Andy Timmons. I noticed how his dirty solo tones are different than his rhythm or clean section. I noticed, midrange, reverb, echo (delay), and sustain were there. Sustain, be it with compressor pedal, some OD pedal, I wasn't too picky (eventually I used dirty channel of the amp, OD pedal or BOSS Compressor). I managed to create my own liking and use it through several shows. BUT THIS VIDEO YOU GUYS DID, quite explain and clearly give me something more to think about. Thanks a lot.
I would love a "Better rhythm tones for everyone"
Leave it to your amp and playing style.
jeez that intro is nuts. gave me goosebumps for a second there
Couldn't agree more!
I need more gain for my solos...I really do...cause Distortion hides mistakes..lol
I know this is a pretty old episode but I'm feeling the same thing as a lot of these comments. More of you guys playing together. That intro made my hair stand up.
So you need to stack your booster into your OD blah blah...hit the front of your overdriven amp with a tube screamer blah blah blah...carpe diem blah blah............what I really want to know , is what pedal will make me rich and more attractive to women?
+plantagenant You need to get into drugs and guns, really. They usually do the trick.
Who else but "That Pedal Show" could give me such great advice!....you guys!...;)...
Probably the Empress Compressor. Looks like a space ship, stinks like sex.
Boss Metal Zone. :D
There's one on the market today that's called PRACTICE. 😁😁
Thanks to this video, I FINALLY understand what I’ve been doing wrong all these years… thank you!!
pls do another challenge, maybe if you had a budget to make a board for a certain purpose e.g. a blues board for £500
Yes!
I like a good challenge. Yes pls
+Eoghan Myers Yes!
+That Pedal Show feeling the love back here in Bris Vegas guys. Cheers. Can't wait.
One of the best videos you guys have done, congrats. I always find myself opening up a vid, intending to watch for just a short period, skipping around, but often get sucked in and watch the whole video. If it isn't beating a dead horse yet, and you guys are wanting to do more gain staging focused, I'd love to see ones about compressor/od/boost placement (comp pre or post od?, how boost interact with comps, doubling up comps, etc.), or good use for speaker attenuators and comparison of popular/quality models (even though they are not really pedals). Thanks for the time, energy, and compassion you guys put into this, it's much appreciated.
Doh, just came across the "Clean Boost, Compressor, Treble Boost and Overdrive: What Order?" on the old YT channel, exactly what I was looking for! Though, you mentioned in another show about using a boost in the loop to drive the power amp, pairing that up with attenuators could make for an interesting show. Thanks again.
So glad you guys started jamming, just amasing, especialy the minor one. Good job!
The grown-up with the beard is no slouch either!
I loved your video on 'Yes - You Do Need an EQ Pedal'. That really taught me how to get closer to the sound that I want. Thank you very much.
+drutgat2 ah, that’s awesome! You’re very welcome :)
I feel as tho the Name Drop Horn has been abandoned. :( lol
+8 Strings Of Death Fear not. Dan and I have been severely chastised for our misdemeanours. And we've put corrective measures in place. We Are Sorry.
No worries guys! It's hard to keep up with Name Drop Horns when you guys are Dropping Massive Knowledge instead! All is forgiven!! :)))
Okay.... I just got to the part where the Name Drop Horn rules are explained :)
+8 Strings Of Death thanks Mr Death
I missed it too!
I recently tried a mini tube screamer set to the extreme with volume all the way, tone around 2 o clock, and drive set to lowest, going into the angry charlie, with bass at 3 o clock to bring back some lows, mid turn down to 9 o clock because of the tube screamer, high around 1 o clock, gain at 9 o clock and level at 2/3 o clock to push the amp. I find this is a great sound that can be fully adjusted depending on the guitar/amp.
vote for new TPS t-shirt.
"plicky plicky plicky plicky plick...."
Having the little jams, so awesome. Definitely more of both of you playing together at the same time 👍
that krautster😞
That Krautster is gorgeous. Sounds brilliant. Wish I could afford one.
+Dean Sabatino have you seen one in sea foam green? Whoa.
This video change the way i use my pedals. I read in a lot of forums that the TS9 go before the Rat, but i was needing a boost for my solos. Im gonna try the TS9 after the Rat and see what happens. Thank for all your help guys. You are amazing ✊🏻 Greetings from Chile
what do you guys think about the modern modeling or profiling equipment, like kemper or positive grid? I would like to see you demo this stuff and comment it in your unique, funny and informative way
I can't remember the last time I made it through a video this long without fast forwarding, but I watched the entire thing and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Is the Zendrive and the Tube Screamer to alike to pair them together?
+marcus martin Not at all - they can be very very different. Cheers!
Cool, thanks for the reply.
This has quickly become my favourite Chanel!! I feel legitimately educated after every episode. Thank you.
I'd love to see an episode dedicated to finding what you would consider great tone on a budget.
+mattymcfatty Doe we do get asked about this a lot, we need to find a way of doing it. We try and talk about concepts which apply no matter what your budget but we'll also try show some practical examples
+That Pedal Show I hear what you're saying, and that's absolutely true.
Someone turn 15:50 - 15:57 on into a gif
Here it is: makeagif.com/i/vwBGGU :D
+dudamelguitar love the gif
Is the typo on purpose? I tried making one with the text "When your fresh strings settle in"
+NYC LP Player didn't pick the typo. Was sleepy and watching it at 4am local time. Fell v Feel. Needs a fix.
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Nice seeing you guys jam together. You don't do enough of that!
Thank guys so much for helping me understand how to use this stuff! I've been playing for a while and wish I had advice like this 20 years ago. I may not have the exact same set up you guys, but I try my best to apply what you show to my rig with what I have and I have noticed a considerable improvement...even my band mates have noticed. It may have taken me me a while but like Dan said "it's the one moment where you can stand up and be counted and be heard" and all the little things you talked about have worked for me! I really enjoy your show I always look forward to a new one every week. if you get the chance please check out my band on Facebook at thembonesli
PS....P-90s rule!
+Adam Lombardo That's great to hear Adam, nice one! That's what we're here for at the end of the day, just to help us all move in the direction we want to go. We're stoked that the show is useful for you.
Great to have you on board!
That Pedal Show During a NAMM video with the Andertons channel Dan mentioned with the Captain that you would be doing a show on how the "old" amps and pedals worked with each other...kind of a total vintage recreation if you will. I always wondered how Hendrix and Gilmore had live rigs that actually worked and we're somewhat reliable...is that show coming down the pike?
I like the way the mxr m300 sounded great no matter what way Dan set it!!
300+ views in 10 seconds wow!
like this pls
no
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What a great comprehensive overview of how to approach lead sounds. I have been playing for over 20 years and it was nice to be reintroduced to some of these concepts. Cheers guys!
Too much gain, and you won't be haired!
You guys have too much fun jamming together. It is completely infectious and this was one of the most enlightening and rich in learning episodes I have seen as a play at home guy. Thank-you
Enjoying hearing you guys playing together more, You help tons.!! Thanks
Hi Mick and Dan! Congratulations, Great video. Thanks.
Last week episode was fun and great, This one was a learning/fun/great experience.
Thanks for showing the differences in sound and being honest in giving your insights about each pedal and perception on the use for each, that is what sets apart That Pedal Show in my opinion.
This show is a dream come true about tone and learning more about great gear.
I need to go into hyper space hibernation and wake up only for next Friday.
Mick just killed it with his solos!! You don't stop amazing me :o
keep the videos coming guys! your passion for guitar really shows through this show.
Hi guys, just wanted to say thanks. Always feel really inspired after watching your show. Just why can't you do more! Haha seriously though thanks been watching you guys since the start and my rig although now probably a little outrageous sounds better than ever. Even had compliments on my tone after gigs and that's down to you guys! Thanks again!
+Philip Downs ah, cheers Phil, you're so welcome :)
You guys are my favorite UA-cam channel right now! I really enjoy the content and you're playing as well!
My favorite pedal channel and all that sort of good rot !
Thanks so much guys, this episode really helped me. I'm now putting my Tumnus after my OCD instead of in the front and my golly, it's night and day. It really boosts the volume now rather than just compressing the OCD more. So simple, yet totally worked. Thanks again guys!!
Cristian Mueller How do you like the Tumnus with OCD? OCD is my main gain pedal and I was looking into Tumnus for solo boost. Is it better thsn a basic clean boost for after ocd?
Amps with two master knobs and a footswitch that switches between the two are amazing for when you want a dynamic solo that the crowd can hear. One click of a button can turn a balanced rhythm sound into a solo tone that stands over the rest of the band.
that little clean tone jam was kick ass!!
Superb as always chaps- I've learned a lot from this -the noise of pennies dropping was only slightly louder than the new tone I dialed in thanks to this vid.
In my gigging life and now recurring nightmares, directly behind you guys would be an Ampeg SVT 8x10 cab (like the huge obelisk in '2001 Space Odyssey) attached to an always late and very inactive bass player strapped to a very active bass guitar on full throttle. I still have therapy for Post STV Stress Disorder. I wish I'd known this stuff back then. Its like alchemy or black magic and think you guys should wear white coats like in those old BBC 2 science programmes. Great stuff and cheers me up no end. Thanks Dan and Mick
Those chords Mick plays on 38 mins sound ace. Finally figured out what he's doing. Sweet!
Great hearing the double tracker in this context guys! Excellent work!
In regard to gain. I am a big muff fanatic. I assumed the best thing to do was set the sustain at 100%. I tried that for a while. It was ... fine. The real game changer was adding overdrives before and also after the big muff and rolling the sustain (“gain knob”) way down actually - suddenly this whole spectrum of upper and lower mids just blew up the big muff in the best possible way. Rhythm, solos, doesn’t matter. Learning the importance of mids was like getting a new instrument.
Very, very good! Guys. Yes! The diffrence of more mids enstead of more gain comes over my Sennheiser HD 465 Headset.
I love Mick's little looks to camera when Dan plays something a bit dodgy
Wonderful experiment... Many Thanks Baldera Pedals / Engineering.
I cannot describe how much this video helped me get a better solo tone. Thank you!!
+Felipe de Castro de Souza you're so welcome :)
Great job getting back on the horn, fellas.
But in all seriousness, this served as a great reminder for me. I get so obsessed with how my setup sounds when home alone that I forget about the needs of playing in context with my band. I definitely have some tweaking to do when I get home.
Great stuff as always guys..
Even broader than solo tones...tones within a musical setting. The main thing I aim for in life is to be what I call
'tonally appropriate'.
In my case, I'm not playing against another electric guitarist but a singer who uses alt tuned DI's acoustic. His parts formed the basis of the creation of those songs so I have to be aware not to eat up too much of his sonic space. Over the years I've been playing with him I've evolved a tone which is rich and organic enough to please me without treading on his toes. Seems these days I hear a LOT of bands where people are competing in the same sonic spaces.
Perfect explanation! I will be sharing this around my Facebook I know so many guitarist that just don't get it right. Nice one chaps
Great job guys, this is one of your best videos so far. You've been saying this same stuff for a while, but this one gave several "eureka" moments that helped a lot with how I set up my pedals and amp.
+InatorCorp We love it when that happens! Happy toning Inator!
After watching once again, the tip from Daniel regarding the tone is amazing. Therefore in order to properly boost for solos I may be searching for a compressor that I may change the tone, just as Daniel said, reducing the low end and focusing on mids and a little treble for solos. Amazing how the beautiful rhythm tone sounded muddy and obscure when only boosted on volume. But after changing the tone it really combined and pronounced better the lead guitar without a need to increase the volume too much. I liked that. Great tips guys. GREAT tips. Keep it up!! Cheers from Brazil
Thanks guys, funny that by now I expect a lot of your conclusions to come down to context and application haha, which is exactly right and lots of valuable clarification.
How great was this episode! A-maziing! I can watch it again and again. Cheers guys!
Love the show - you cover all sorts, including a reminder of the fundamentals that can get forgotten when experimenting!
With our shared love of pedals comes a common problem - the pre and post solo step dance to turn effects on and off.
I would love to see a shoot out or even just explanation in the pro's and con's of pedal switchers/ loopers and the best way to go about setting them up, using them live, budget vs. top wallop, patch cable quality etc.
Keep on rocking Mick and Dan! ✌️
+James Bayliss thanks James. Switching is a very important thing to me, that's why I set up TheGigRig and why we use the G2 to do all our switching. So yes, maybe an in depth look at the subject is in order
You guys are awesome. Incredibly entertaining and educational. Thank you for sharing the wisdom.
I never thought to put an over-drive AFTER a higher gain pedal because I had always thought of high gain pedals as amp-in-a-box effects and ODs go in front of the amp. But it's brilliant. Especially since I like lower gain, slightly scooped rhythm sounds. Now i can get my mid boost, extra gain, and volume for solos with my Tube Screamer after the distortion or fuzz. Excellent!
+JTroskaTV great stuff J :)
That is the best modern electric guitar lesson ever!! Kudos, gentlemen. The scooped sound just doesn't work in every context. It works in very few. Knowing intuitively how to get the right amounts of mids and compression is key.
Hi Guy's this is without doubt the best vid i have seen on youtube about tones and pedals, so much good info and advice, Thankyou!!!
Again an excellent show. I love pedals , who doesn't, but the older I get, at the end (for me) less is more. Just like your desert island video. But, you hit the spot here, I always play through a BOSS GE7. A touch of higher mids makes the greatest difference. Being heard without increasing the volume!
Thank you both so much for these fantastic videos. You guys have been such an inspiration in helping me find my own guitar sound. Your channel has some of the most entertaining and educational guitar vids on UA-cam. The chemistry between you guys is fantastic and makes the videos seem so genuine. Thanks again!
+B Red ah, cheers B, entirely our pleasure