Toto Guitar Tech "Goz" tells us about Steve Lukather's recent Pedal Horror Story!
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2022
- Guitar players and Techs have all found themselves in similar situations to the one "Luke" and "Goz" were recently in. The clip of Jon "Goz" Gosnell fixing that board up in record time has been shared all over Guitar Pedal Forums, and now I am lucky enough to chat with Jon about...."WHAT HAPPENED?!?!"
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This is an incredible breakdown of troubleshooting in real time during a live performance. Goz was a total pro and got the audio back before the solo section. It also shows what a high stress job being a tech can be.
Thanks for checking out the video, Steve! Goz is a pro and did a great job at getting the essential signal flow tracked and repaired. Tough situation, handled great by both tech and player. 🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar I saw that you have a cat.
@@DoubleDguitar You are a games' player
@@lucapietrangeli2027 definitely!
@@lucapietrangeli2027 yeah man, 2 cats and 1 dog.
I was at this gig. As a musician myself I have known for a long time that all behind the scenes crew on a tour are vital to keeping the engine running. However, that night everybody realized just how important they are. Live music isn't just x amount of guys standing on a stage with a magic sound coming out of magic boxes. It's coming out of people, and out of equipment that can go bad at any time, but thank god there are people , such as Jon, that work their butts off for us to be able to enjoy the music.
That moment when the crowd hears the guitar come back in and they starting clapping, not just for the guitar but because Jon got it working….still gives me chills and is exactly why live gigs are the most fun things in the worlds. Very cool that you were there for that and found this video. Thanks for watching! I bet that was a great gig to see.
@@DoubleDguitar it absolutely was it was the second show on this tour that I saw. I was at the Amsterdam gig as well, which was a problemless night, so I knew what Steve could do without technical difficulties. What really surprised me was how Steve never let the pedalboard mishap influence his playing. Every note was just perfect and I was floored during every track they played! I would not want to experience this kind of error myself. Not being able to play with your tone is one of the most difficult things ever, as you know
@@RKs_MusicLife yeah, your tone is your voice. He knew it was a fixable thing and knew Jon was on it. I hope I get to catch a show next year. Awesome that you got a couple in.
True hero! It took him around 12 seconds to do the troubleshooting and figure out where the problem is and he fixed it for around 2 minutes. Impressive!
Totally! He is a great guy and super hard worker. Thanks for tuning in!
BIG RESPECT TO THIS GUY....
i find the tech talk here fascinating. saw the original video when it was first posted, and was amazed at how fast Goz identified the problem, and got Luke's Rig up and running again.
I am glad you enjoyed the vid. I saw the original and was blown away by his reaction and thinking. Wanted to try to shine the light on the guys that really deserve it. Goz is a great guy. 🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar Say thanks and hello to Goz for your wonderful job with Luke
@@lucapietrangeli2027 I will, I plan on showing him all these great and really kind comments. Thank you!
The important thing is Goz got the board working for that killer end solo! Excellent, quick thinking put into action under intense stress!🙌
I love all these rock ‘n’ roll stories whether they come from a tech or the guitarist or whatever my god there is so much wild history behind all the music❤ and it shows the level of professionalism of everybody involved👍👍👍
Thanks for checking out the video. Goz has a million stories!
Was there 2 power supplies on the board ? Smaller boards = Less to go wrong. Glad to see #Goz getting credit for a stellar job and well done for making a podcast to help explain and give Goz his due credit 👍🏻 Just the physical difficulty of trying to lift the massive pedalboard while under that pressure with your balls dangling in the wind inbfront of 15,000 people, what a great job,well done Goz 👍🏻
There are two supplies under there, and yeah I agree. Holding that thing up while working on it was looking definitely not fun.
@@DoubleDguitar Ah yes I reached the part with the 2 power supply explanation. Cheers 👍🏻 thanks for a great podcast 👍🏻
@@toneranger thanks man! He is a great guy and we always have fun talking about gear. 🤘🏻
So much professionalism in this whole situation, Goz fixing it on the fly, Steve keeping the song going, The band picking up solos, licks and vocals then Luke extends the end solo to give the Audience what they came for! Then to call out the tech team for a round of applause for their hard work!
Total package 100%. Thanks for watching, have a great one!
ese hombre es un héroe, en tan poco tiempo resolver, waoo mis respetos... mereces ser un empleado reconocido!!
A real nightmare for Goz, he deserves an award for being on the case, on the job, and for not freaking out. He derserves more than money
He is a good dude and handled it great. Just spoke with him the other day. Thanks for watching!🤘🏻
@DoubleDguitar I saw the original vid first, and couldn't help thinking about what it must have been like. I went back to UA-cam home page, and was surprised and very happy to see your vid talking about it
@@Bring_MeSunshine I am glad the algorithm did it’s thing.
Nice interview. Thanks for that. 👍🏻👏🏻
Thanks man, and thank you for watching. Goz works his butt off and I was lucky to get the chance to chat.
Thank you very much to share my video ! What a moment ! Thanks Goz
You captured a heck of a moment, and both player and tech did great work! I hope all the best for you and your channel. Thanks for stopping by!! I am really glad you did. 🤘🏻🙏🏻
@@DoubleDguitar very good video ! All the best
@@DoM_On_TouR thank you 🙏🏻
thanks for sharing this. what an incredible performance under extreme pressure!
Thanks for watching, and yes! He did a great job. And still has that job…so I think Steve Lukather would agree. 🤘🏻😆
Cara esse tecnico merece todo respeito do mundo uma area não muito valorizada pela industria,mas que sabe resolver os problemas de um show ao vivo,o steve lukather usa muitos pedais.
I wish non-musicians could truly appreciate the complexity of the situation, guitar pedalboard malfunction for one of the greatest ever!!! Every guitarist knows how tedious it is to build any pedalboard; let alone one this advanced, every cable length is set for power and signal, once you take once pedal out it usually messes up the entire function and also cable lengths, not knowing if there is a bad jack on one pedal. The fact he trouble shot this on spot, replaced a guitar, and power supple, went down his mental checklist in milliseconds, had him sounding even better for outro solo!!! Unreal, If I ever have the pleasure of meeting Luke, I’m asking where Goz his tech is, need to shake that man’s hand! I’d buy him a beer but I can tell he’s all business to be this elite of a tech 😎👏🎶🔥🔥🔥
He is a great dude and very worthy of that beer. Hope you get to cross paths. Thanks for watching 🤘🏻🙏🏻
15:32 they start talking about the actual incident
Damn! It's 4am but this is an incredible interview and thanks to the pair of you for sharing... If any of you are ever in New Zealand - beers are on me!! 🍻 Cheers Double D...
Thanks a ton for watching and I am stoked you enjoyed it! Goz is a great tech and an even greater dude. Would love to get that way, some time. I have family in Oz. All my best.
@@DoubleDguitar Your family live in Oz!! Ha!! Don't worry, I won't hold that against them!! Even though those Aussie buggers continue to claim Crowded House, Split Enz and Dragon as their own!! 🤣😂 Keep up the great work and content, live long and prosper!! - just sub'd bro!! 🖖😎🔥
He's a real pro. Amazing job! Great interview.
Thanks Cid! Thanks for watching.
Thank you both for the insight on a situation that probably would've thrown a lesser guitar tech. Amazing focus and calm under extreme pressure, Goz!
He’s a great tech and greaterer guy! Thanks for watching 🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar my pleasure, and I appreciate your reply! He seems to be as humble as he is talented, very much like his boss. And I’ll keep watching, ‘cause I’m subscribed now!
@@stevehatfield3485 an extra heap of thanks for that! All my best to you. Hope you enjoy the channel.
@@DoubleDguitar Well, thank you, you're most welcome and all the best to you, as well! I already am enjoying the channel, so please keep 'em comin'! I just turned a guy onto your interview with Goz as a reply to a 2019 UA-cam clip of him where TC Electronics asked him to run through Luke's gear. Great Stuff!
Excellent interview! Goz deserve a standing ovation for his amazing work. Due to this situation, that it has become clear for everyone the importance of the man behind the scenes! Be thankful Goz, you're amazing. I am a BIG fan of Steve Lukather. I am even saving to buy his Music Man Luke guitar (the real one). Now I am a fan of Goz too 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thanks man! And thanks for watching. He absolutely does, there are a ton of hard working techs out there that keep their heads down and work hard. Hope you get saved up for the guitar real quickly!
@@DoubleDguitar After watching this video, I have decided to watch the long version of DoM's recording of the concert. Man, I can watch what Goz did over and over again. He was focused on one thing: SOLVE THE ISSUE! I think that Steve has to pay him more now, his market value as guitar tech, just went sky high thanks to Steve's foot and power supply 👍👍👍
I had the same problem at a big outdoor festival in Sweden a few years ago. The sun was right in front of the stage. I could not see if the diods lit up or not. It took me a little while to see the power was off on the pedalboard.
Ugh, sorry to hear! At least you know it can happen to even guys like Luke, and it’s never a fun moment.
Great video and wow, the embodiment of professionalism, Goz gettin it done on stage!!!!! The band keepin' it movin' as well. Everyone involved on stage in this video are at the top of their game and straight killers!! Impressed is an understatement. On a separate note, dig the old school goodness arcade games in your background brother!
Thank you, all around! Goz is a great guy and tech. I am glad you enjoyed the video. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Hey man, just seeing this and thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Had a smiliar situation on a wedding gig, thats why I retired my pedalboard and went multiefects, theres just so many things that can go wrong with a pedalboard.
I'd love to know why Luke doesn't use a loop switcher like the ES-8 you mentioned
@Double D guitar - I worked many years in the past behind a mixer (in a live session a mine) and behind a multitrack (in a studio session) so I really know what is the tech job behind a musician. I was the sound engineer in a historical hall in Rome. Its name was, Jazz Club Music-Inn. I'm talking about 30 years ago!
This is great! Nice job DD!
Hey guys, thanks a bunch! Goz is a great guy and I really appreciate him taking the time to talk. Thanks for stopping by! 🤘🏻
The Gosnell Save is legendary. Faster than a shark, point on in trouble shooting. It’s awesome.
Right on, I am so lucky to have had the chance to chat with him. 🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar you’re my new hero too. Thanks a lot for the great vibes and knowledge, I do appreciate it.
@@peevee605 wow man, thanks a ton! I am glad you are here and that is a great thing to read, thanks for starting my day off with such kind words. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar I’ve got your back. Be blessed and keep your spirits up.
Cool to find out that you’re a Maryland guy! I’m a transplanted guitarist from NJ, though I’m pretty much done with gigging. We’ll have to get out and see your band!
Hey Bill, thanks for checking out the video. Very cool, are you in the Baltimore area? I do enjoy gigging out, still. Definitely not as easy as it used to be.
Yep. Up in Harford County. I “retired” back in 2001, and didn’t play a note for two years. Shortly after moving down here I started to get reacquainted with my instrument. I did occasional fill-ins and a few reunions with my long-time cohorts, but decided to officially pull the plug a few years ago. Between the round trip drive to NJ, schlepping gear in and out, and fighting an uphill battle musically with guys who have lost a step, it would take me three days to recover. Enough was enough. I still work at my playing every day, but I’ve lost all interest in doing gigs. Not really sure why. These days, when most bands are ready hit the stage, I’m just about ready to hit the hay!
BTW, I followed your recommendation concerning the Friedman BE-OD pedal and ordered one. It’s getting rave reviews from a lot of great players. Pete Thorn loves it. I’m generally not one who uses any kind of gain devices in front of my amps, but there have been a few that have come out in recent years that are pretty transparent. My current favorite is the Chase Tone Secret Preamp. I also bought one of his Purple Stardust Hi-Octave pedals just to get that spooky Hendrix sound, but that’s more of a novelty. I looking forward to trying out the Friedman.
@@billknudson7895 I am sure you won’t be let down with the BE! I set the internal trim pots down to about 10 o’clock. It helps bring the gain to normalish levels. Hope we get to cross paths, at some point. And I totally can relate to hitting the hay by the time the first set normally starts 😆😆😊
It is a great pedal, for sure. Right now the only amp I’ve tried it with is a Line 6 Catalyst 60. I turned the internal pot way down, and that fit the tone I was looking for. The gain control seems to be a bit noisy, but I really need to spend more time with the pedal to get a better handle on its characteristics. I recently added a Big Muff Ram’s Head to my chain. Talk about going from high-tech to low-tech! I was using a guitar fitted with humbuckers. At first, I wasn’t getting what I wanted out of it. As I was going through my presets on the Catalyst, I hit one that had a pretty good amount of gain. I played a handful of notes, and bang, there it was! I got a sound that was very reminiscent of David Gilmour’s sound on “The Wall”-a really neat singing quality with a nice, subtle bite. It’s nice at my advanced age to find something new to inspire my playing.
@@billknudson7895 finding inspiration is tough, and when gear helps it get through, it usually has a unique thing to it.
That techs career just took a massive leap. A pro like that is going to be able to command any pay cheque. Good for him, respect.
Hey Mark, thanks for watching and I will make sure Goz hears your kind words. He’s a great guy. 🤘🏻
Great under pressure work Goz!
Yeah it was! Thanks for watching the stream!!
Rich Renkens main gig is shop manager for Jim Tyler guitars.
Process of elimination in super-quick time while under pressure with the audience watching you despite doing your best to remain inconspicuous. Mad skillz
Totally, so glad to chat with him about it. 🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar i'm an audio tech myself (or at least I was, in a "previous life"...), so I could totally empathise with the insane levels of stress and anxiety when I watched that clip!
Thanks, thanks , thanks!! 🙏
And thank you, as well! 🙏🏻🤘🏻
This was awsome! Super nerdy guitar fun!
Thanks Mike! I appreciate it and feel like we could have chatted for hours. I have another stream with him in my list, we go on for a lot longer. Thanks for feeling out with us. 😊
Could you build a pedalboard with 2 power suplie and make a switch between them to switch using newer power suplie .
Todo respeito a esse Guitar tech que solucionou rapidamente o problema na pedaleira do Luke !!!
Congratulation "Goz" very very good job your the best 🤘🤘🤘
the thing that broke my heart watching it happen was that he had to prop it up while re-feeding all the power cables into the new supply. I know just how much it would have helped to have someone else prop it up a little bit but every other tech has a job to do too! agggghhhhh. nightmare fuel .
Right?! That was a tough thing, and then Luke is still stomping pedals while man’s workin 🤯
Did Steve switch to Cioks power supplies after this? I read he is a Cioks artist, I was curious if that info is outdated or if he switched after this incident.
He did, right after this. The owner of Cioks caught the video and reached out. Now they have a 7 and an 8 under Luke’s board.
Very good job man !!!!!
Thanks and I will make sure Goz hears all the great comments here. 🤘🏻
I wonder what followed after the show. Did he just replace the broken PS or revise the board with a different PS or change the wiring to enable a quicker save?
I know the one unit was dead and I have good reason to believe he is using while new line of products. 😉
the other amazing thing as he is plugging in the pedals, he did not fry any pedal - some may have been a different voltage than 9 volt.
So true, right?! He had a ton to think about, process and perform and did so perfectly. Thanks for watching🤘🏻
And that's why label makers were invented hahaha
For Steve, you enter into the kimball list, you are a great man, good job
Thanks for checking out the video! 🤘🏻🙏🏻
You always have to have a plan B, then the plan C. Great work.
Totally, esp with bands like this. Thanks for watching, appreciate it.
Every professional giging Guitarist asks himself , why there is no spare Pedalboard ? Luke has spare Guitars , Amps ( 3 Bogners ) but only ONE Pedalboard. If there is only ONE problem with a pedal or the power or the cables you have a massive problem for the whole Gig , if you don't have a Tec like Goz. So great respect for him. But if I was Luke , I would tour with TWO exact the same Pedalboards .
Goz answered your question @36:36 or so. He also mentioned weight limits for flight travel, what is likely to fail. Bottom line, he had the spare power supply and got it swapped out in 2 minutes. Total pro and discussed with Luke who he's worked with for a decade.
Nevertheless: respect to the tech-guy, for doing the job under these conditions.
Absolutely. 🤘🏻
Amazing
Thanks for checking out the video. Goz is awesome 🤘🏻
Jon is KILLER!!
Yeah he is!! Thanks for checking out the video. He’s a great guy.
Wow, your tech guy is good.
He is a good guy, thanks for watching!
5 minutes in, still hasn't let Goz have a word in edgewise...
This is the biggest reason I always try to keep my rigs as simple as possible and you always have to have a plan B.
What Goz did that night ON STAGE is the musical equivalent of a Thoracic surgeon cracking open a chest and repairing a dissected Aorta
Quite the analogy!
DD Guitar .. Instead of 'Pausing' to get spot, why not use the UA-cam 'Settings' Button to slow motion, speed of your choice ????
Thanks for the tip, I don’t usually do a play along kind of thing like this. I will definitely remember that for the next time I do. Thanks for watching and the useful pointer. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar No Worries, It's a VERY useful feature, also Great for slowing Down 'Guitar Solos' ! Keep up the Good Work ! ( I saw TOTO 1990, Hammersmith Odeon, U.K.)
@@RayTheGuitar I hope I can catch them next year, I still haven’t seen them live yet.
Always used to say, us techs get paid for when it goes wrong, the rest of the time, anyone could do it...
Perfect saying for that position! Thanks for checking out the video, Peter. 🤘🏻
glad he was not fired ! Steve felt pissed-off
We get into that a little, Steve totally understood the scenario and the banging on the guitar was to try to get the battery to possibly seat a little better. He was maybe mad that it happened, but not mad at Goz or anyone. Pro player and tech. 🤘🏻
You are worth your weight in salt. Good job!
A real guitar hero
Most def, thanks for watching.
There is a cat at 3:10, but it is not spoken about at all.
I am sorry for not bringing up Luka, she is a sweetie and her brother Dusty was kicking around. Thanks for noticing, she will appreciate it a lot!
@@DoubleDguitar Thanks! :)
get a fractal fm9 for backup with an A/B switch,done
I did Lukes studio tech work in the 90's. Never a dull moment... HaHa,,, I have stories.
Oh nice!!!
Goz for resident! :D
Only 1 hour on this topic?
I have another stream with Goz in my live stream section. We chatted for a while about Luke’s rig. I definitely could have gone in longer on this one 😆
Many wish we are in a major touring act playing big places with our own techs but realistically we should KISS.
Keeping it simple is a good rule 👍🏻🤘🏻
It's the worst feeling in the world when you have technical problems.
Sucks even more when you're your own tech lol
Totally! We have all been there, if we play out. Thanks for watching 🤘🏻
Luke had 3 options. 1. Stop the show whilst the problem gets fixed. 2 Stop the show and lose his shit or 3. Carry on and let the tech fix it. I'm glad he went for option no 3 because he handled it like a pro.
Absolutely, they both did what they needed to do and had to have very little communication while getting to the goal. Goz is a true pro. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it. 🤘🏻
4 Steve had the option to whistle the solo ...........😁
@@MrTONESHOP 😆😆😆
@@MrTONESHOP Option 5. Have Michael Winslow on standy.
The TECH is awesome... come on guys he did what he had to do.
Agreed and he did it well. Luke agrees with us.
I've used CIOKS PSU's since "forever" and never had anything like this happening.
SO maybe a CIOKS CIOKOLATE could be a solution - and you might get away with using just one unit.
I have heard a lot of good things about Cioks.
That tech couldn’t have attacked that problem any quicker .. trust me
100% truth
but.... I wanna know.... did Steve fired him?
No way!! He saved the day, still rocking it with Steve.
Pro!
Total!
I'm an avid fan of Toto, what happened?
I saw your other comment, so I am guessing you are caught up now.
Good example of pro vs. amateur. The pro knows what to do when things go wrong.
Yeah man, definitely is. Thanks for checking out the stream.
@@DoubleDguitar I'm an amateur bass player who knows virtually nothing about equipment. Plug and play is the extent of my ability. So these techs have my utmost respect. That reminds me, have you seen documentaries about Apollo 13? So many things went wrong that the astronauts could've easily died but the team of pros stayed cool and focused. It is really incredible how many problems they were forced to deal with under pressure. And they had to fix every single problem or lives would've been lost.
@@mattfoley6082 I have, in fact my grandfather worked for NASA into the 1990s and he told me some amazing stuff. I always had so much admiration for our astronauts. Very cool you mention them, in particular. Amazing story.
Here Kitty Kitty Kitty….Is that cat camera shy?
Yeah, very much.
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Steve have to try a Fractal or Quad Cortex instead of this pedals...
Goz and I had chatted about that and some other modelers, but for Luke there is something about the component aspect of gigging this way that just feels right for him. Though he mentioned that Luke loved the tech and tones involved.
Unckle kracker, escabido
Luke is using custom Ernie Ball pickups.
Pretty sure that is what comes in his sig models. The are active, as Goz mentions.
@@DoubleDguitar Passive pickups with an active 15 db boost I own 2 L3s.
@@jaycareaga9929 right right, he corrected me on that already and I am still spacing lol
I have a luke 3 and the battery compartment is complete shit! Lol nice to hear that confirmed
😆😆😆Try the shim method of part of the battery box that Goz mentioned. Thanks for watching 🤘🏻
you know
this is the video goz mentions, where steve gives him a shout out ua-cam.com/video/mrTim27CRHU/v-deo.htmlsi=NDr_b5Qj2Zl3I4hA&t=570 (at 9:30)
Hello Tech and Guitar nerds….
Greetings! Thanks for swingin’ by 🤘🏻
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@15:00 Is the start of the tech problem :)
Thanks! Good call, I didn’t really do contents for this. 🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar I watched the whole video , I just pointed out that this is where Goz elaborates the issue :)
@@josecordova2754 I appreciate you watching and also the time stamp. Goz is a great guy, this was an epic night. I wish we could have talked longer. Thanks Jose! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
This guy was working like they told him, 😨"You have two minutes to fix this. Otherwise, there'll be an atomic blast that will end civilization as we know it. We depend on you!" 😆
😆😆😆
LOL!........ So the man's great at h is job. That is the reason why Steve hired him! Malfunctions, technical difficulties.... That's showbiz baby! All this sensationalism and hype is nonsense! He looked down he saw the power light was not illuminating???? It is an obvious though difficult fix. This man is a pro technician and he did his job!
strymon SWITCHMODE power supply sucks
I have reason to believe another company will be helping them out…really soon.
@@DoubleDguitar didnt see the hole chat, but did he told you about any other similar "on stage" incidents like that? (theres is another youtube video but i dont know if that failure was because of the power supply too, here: ua-cam.com/video/yaa5kjbdyMc/v-deo.html)
@@omarcusihuaman4261 we did chat before the stream for a while, and I can’t remember if he talked about this incident. Probably something similar, or at least a particular pedal going bad and getting taken out of line. Seems a bit older, and I can imagine technical issues may blur into one big memory after time.
1 Hour Speech for a dead powersupply, ridiculous
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Williams shoulda gone full front man and distracted from this, instead of watching the wreck
It’s always tough to know what to do. 🤷🏼♂️
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But not enough…and clearly the crowd just isn’t happy.
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He has some good taste!🤘🏻
@@DoubleDguitar I own both. killer