I don't get why this girl isn't super famous. I saw her live a few years ago and the sounds she makes with a mono guitar rig are seriously otherworldly.
Jeff Valanzola When she has two DRRi on either side it's even better. She does stuff that has changed my mind on many of these pedals, that I once thought were barely usable, for me at least.
@@bobparker8294 Actually it's the opposite. When you're a guy you don't get the dude from Reverb fawning over you with adoring eyes. You just get ignored and told to get in the back of the line if you're not able to brown nose the right LA hipster scene lord. Trust me...ua-cam.com/video/a18PXUcxSTY/v-deo.html
Nice to see Reverb interview Sarah Lipstate - an excellent musician with some very fine works - Brian Eno on six strings. Unfortunately, they could have filmed her board a bit better - couldn't really see the pedals.
I really liked the compositional stuff in the latter stages. Really great, mysterious arpeggios. It is awash in reverb and other stuff because quite obviously she is going after a darker, unconventional sound that has nothing to do with tasty tone and harkens back to all kinds of brilliant stuff being explored in the best (and it does not get much better, contrary to popular opinion) 80s guitar exploration work of guys like Johnny Marr, John McGeoch, Robin Guthrie, theEdge, Robert Smith. If you bring swaths of this nearly industrial level ambient work into your mixes, it can add depth and eeriness to work that might be a little lacking in character. It is a Renaissance era for pedals. Enjoy the hell out of it and it may take you in some different musical/sonic directions you might not otherwise go in.
First off I think she should play exactly how she is playing. Its refreshing seeing someone use a guitar in a different way. I love how the "seed" is mentioned about playing acoustic guitar. Then you have the ability to plug in and color it. I wonder if the riff around the 7 min mark was one such example.
Noveller, grouper, Pharmakon super group collabo please? I love these teenage boy guitar wankers whose musical knowledge depth is the loneliest homosocial island in an infinite universe...fuckin' read a book for once!
i don't speak for anyone, nor is it my opinion that this is "bad" or whatever, but assuming someone is an ignoramus just because they simply don't enjoy this just makes you come off as pompous and elitist. you have this like "you poor fools and your tiny minds can't understand the profound nature of effects pedals" attitude. c'mon, man...
I don't get this stuff at all, but I love the serious thoughtful hipster nodding. Maybe a forefinger resting lightly on the bearded chin would have rounded it out nicely.
@@fkorekore265 You know what the feel is... Jag or Jazzmaster or any crappy old guitar plus pedals is cool nowadays.. Synths and keyboards are not cool.. Oh I forgot also not know how to play adds to the image as well
@@paulrudiger2552 not sure if there is some irony or sarcasm in your words, I'm not an English native speaker... but I think the popularity and the offer of synths nowadays is huge, more than ever, analog, modular, midi, controllers, add-ons, apps, ...also pedals and offset guitars, yes. But is quite different specially if you are the player
It seems like you have a really specific standard in mind so why don't you share that. Also, for the kind of music she likes to make, perhaps unleashing all of the woodshed techniques she knows might not seem appropriate. I'd rather hear her or Hans Zimmer create a lush soundtrack than Yngwie but sometimes I just want to hear shred. I personally don't need all musicians to satisfy all of my interests, in fact, I can't think of a single one that does so maybe it's best to just appreciate the guitar playing she's released rather than worrying about what else she's capable. My favorite pizza place doesn't serve sushi and that's probably for the best...get my point?
Obviously, because I can clearly hear her create music and play the right notes at the right time all over the neck in this video. Also she uses that tremolo arm like nobody I've seen. Would definitely call that playing the guitar.
Check her out in this demo ua-cam.com/video/tO4clpeuKWA/v-deo.html And look up her live playing on UA-cam as well. She does some stuff that I don't hear many other solo players trying to do. When she has her stereo setup, with an amp on both sides of her, it sounds even better.
Dieckenish She definitely puts lead lines and rhythms that I don't hear other solo acts do. I really dig the melodies she does and how she puts them together.
I don't get why this girl isn't super famous. I saw her live a few years ago and the sounds she makes with a mono guitar rig are seriously otherworldly.
Jeff Valanzola When she has two DRRi on either side it's even better. She does stuff that has changed my mind on many of these pedals, that I once thought were barely usable, for me at least.
Check this out if you haven't already.
ua-cam.com/video/tO4clpeuKWA/v-deo.html
A female musician has to be twice as good as a male musician to be considered half as good. Too bad. She's quite amazing.
Mee too! She's amazing
@@bobparker8294 Actually it's the opposite. When you're a guy you don't get the dude from Reverb fawning over you with adoring eyes. You just get ignored and told to get in the back of the line if you're not able to brown nose the right LA hipster scene lord. Trust me...ua-cam.com/video/a18PXUcxSTY/v-deo.html
The sounds at the end. Wow very earnest and genuine interest in these pedals. Really cool to see someone use these pedals that way.
Nice to see Reverb interview Sarah Lipstate - an excellent musician with some very fine works - Brian Eno on six strings. Unfortunately, they could have filmed her board a bit better - couldn't really see the pedals.
Walter Smetak - Yes ... geniuses. Cameraman must have been too besotted with her pants, or something ... :/
She's really cool! I love how she sees phrasing in music creation. Subtle lines with eerie chords and effects... Great!
I really liked the compositional stuff in the latter stages. Really great, mysterious arpeggios. It is awash in reverb and other stuff because quite obviously she is going after a darker, unconventional sound that has nothing to do with tasty tone and harkens back to all kinds of brilliant stuff being explored in the best (and it does not get much better, contrary to popular opinion) 80s guitar exploration work of guys like Johnny Marr, John McGeoch, Robin Guthrie, theEdge, Robert Smith. If you bring swaths of this nearly industrial level ambient work into your mixes, it can add depth and eeriness to work that might be a little lacking in character. It is a Renaissance era for pedals. Enjoy the hell out of it and it may take you in some different musical/sonic directions you might not otherwise go in.
She is very clear about How She uses her gear
Tensor sighting! I love that thing, will get one as soon as they are available in Germany.
First off I think she should play exactly how she is playing. Its refreshing seeing someone use a guitar in a different way. I love how the "seed" is mentioned about playing acoustic guitar. Then you have the ability to plug in and color it. I wonder if the riff around the 7 min mark was one such example.
Cool tones! Going to have to check Noveller out!
Cool and interesting pedal board for ambient sounds with or without a volume pedal.
i wouldnt mind getting nerdy about pedals with her
Omfg!!!!! That jam she did at the end. Killer!!!!
this girl have the tone
Oh ya? Does she now?
Bought the Tensor on the strength of this video.
Beautiful
Lol 4:42 Cory :D
4:46 f***ing Cory Wong passing by and eating banana AHAHAHAHAHA
Weird but superbeautiful!!and she is beautiful too !!😀
Somebody get Joe Bonamassa in here he's gonna love this.
Sam Hill yeah you can just FEEL the laziness radiating from this girl and her pedals
The irony is Joe Bonamassa plays the most boring and lazy blues scales over and over again
Haha, my first thought, too! 😂
What did Joe say about her?
Saw her open for Iggy Pop. It was cool.
I'm over here trying to love her just for her talent, but leather pants! Not fair!
Such an awesome musician I just became more aware of. This is another cool demo she did recently.
ua-cam.com/video/tO4clpeuKWA/v-deo.html
Guys, I'm really new to pedaling, can you help me what she's using for looping?
She is very talented. reminds me of Fripp
I've heard that Joe Bonamassa is a HUGE fan of hers ... ...
what pedal that she used at 7:41 for the intro? sounds awesome
Noveller, grouper, Pharmakon super group collabo please? I love these teenage boy guitar wankers whose musical knowledge depth is the loneliest homosocial island in an infinite universe...fuckin' read a book for once!
They do read books. Mainly full of tab sheets for Zeppelin licks. It's nice to see something different like in this vid.
grouper +1000
i don't speak for anyone, nor is it my opinion that this is "bad" or whatever, but assuming someone is an ignoramus just because they simply don't enjoy this just makes you come off as pompous and elitist. you have this like "you poor fools and your tiny minds can't understand the profound nature of effects pedals" attitude. c'mon, man...
But, this person is English (presumably). Doesn't that just go with the territory?
Sucks to be a stereotype, huh?
richardcheesesmoker i am not english. i don't know if that's what you meant, but if that is what you had assumed you are quite mistaken.
Yeah but can she play ‘Smoke on the Water’?
Make your guitar sound like 1970s Dr Who noises
Hey Joe where can I get some boots like yours?
Any local thrift store, and $5.
You just KNOW
Sarah was neato.
what’s the name of the first jaguar?
Daniel Galissot “Bob”
How much cash do you spend on pedals? It seems crazy and too complex to implement this in any Rock band.
Cause her band is the looper.. Loopers don't have an opinion really and can digest all that crap
I don't get this stuff at all, but I love the serious thoughtful hipster nodding. Maybe a forefinger resting lightly on the bearded chin would have rounded it out nicely.
Just listen to her music, and all will be clear.
or get a synth for less than the price of all those pedals combined and do the same thing... only better
Keys and guitars are different universes, dude. You are missing the point. The feel is completely different.
@@fkorekore265 You know what the feel is... Jag or Jazzmaster or any crappy old guitar plus pedals is cool nowadays.. Synths and keyboards are not cool.. Oh I forgot also not know how to play adds to the image as well
@@paulrudiger2552 not sure if there is some irony or sarcasm in your words, I'm not an English native speaker... but I think the popularity and the offer of synths nowadays is huge, more than ever, analog, modular, midi, controllers, add-ons, apps, ...also pedals and offset guitars, yes. But is quite different specially if you are the player
wOow m@n the stuff she's playing a t the end is really weird ...kinda harmonies from somewhere in between Pluto/Nibiru
“Gear”
ha ha. powered by gear!
0:18 She sounds soooo tired. haha
Hey dudes, That mic is covering your guest's face. Heads up.
Kylo Ren can really play
That was not good.
Great, now I'm questioning my sexuality
I want that guitar. It's so creamy. Like..... warm butter dripping over some fluffy steaming pancakes.
too lazy to take this for a gig
She plays the pedals well but can she play the guitar?
It seems like you have a really specific standard in mind so why don't you share that. Also, for the kind of music she likes to make, perhaps unleashing all of the woodshed techniques she knows might not seem appropriate. I'd rather hear her or Hans Zimmer create a lush soundtrack than Yngwie but sometimes I just want to hear shred. I personally don't need all musicians to satisfy all of my interests, in fact, I can't think of a single one that does so maybe it's best to just appreciate the guitar playing she's released rather than worrying about what else she's capable. My favorite pizza place doesn't serve sushi and that's probably for the best...get my point?
Obviously, because I can clearly hear her create music and play the right notes at the right time all over the neck in this video. Also she uses that tremolo arm like nobody I've seen. Would definitely call that playing the guitar.
Check her out in this demo
ua-cam.com/video/tO4clpeuKWA/v-deo.html
And look up her live playing on UA-cam as well. She does some stuff that I don't hear many other solo players trying to do. When she has her stereo setup, with an amp on both sides of her, it sounds even better.
Dieckenish She definitely puts lead lines and rhythms that I don't hear other solo acts do. I really dig the melodies she does and how she puts them together.
Perfect example of the typical elitist comment you see on Reverb's videos
I want to marry her
Why not take that to the next logical step: Do you think she'd want to marry you as much?
I want to marry both
Stalking, when two people take a long romantic walk, but only one of them knows it!! ha ha!