My Rittenberry Prestige blows me away. Every time I have a conversation with Derek I let him know how solid of a guitar it is. Sounds great, tunes and stays in tune night after night, and the pedal action is like butter.
With pedals, knee levers, and bar slants it seems learning steel is like operating a 3 stick back hoe and pipe organ at the same time. There HAS to be more younger guys up to the challenge. A steeler can always find a jam.
@@shaneframe1 With the recent revival and re-discovery of Linda Ronstadt's music there is likely an audience fascinated by the work of two guys passed on:"Sneaky Pete" Kleinow, and Big E(the g.o.a.t. Buddy Emmons). Dan Dugmore is great and at last check STILL does session work. We like the sound, Keep on teaching & "steeling".
Don’t know what amp rig you’re using,but a buddy of mine pulled the 2-12’s out of a new Fender ToneMaster twin and installed a 15” BWidow in their place. Sounds KILLER!!! I’m using an A/B splitter and running it and another 2-12 Twin together.
When I made this video I used my Fender Tone Master Twin. I use the Fender Tone Master Twin 2x12 on my live gigs and a Mesa Boogie Lonestar 1x12 for recording. The Fender Tone Master Twin is very reliable and has the high end needed to cut through a loud band mix on stage. The Mesa Boogie Lonestar has a rich, warm, and vibrant tone when recording.
BOA NOITE A TODOS EU IMAGINO ESSE ESTRUMENTO E UM POUCO DIFÍCIL PARA APRENDER TOCAR SO DE OLHAR NELE JÁ DA PRA PERCEBER NA VERDADE DOS ESTRUMENTOS DE CORDAS E O QUE TÊM O SOM AGUDO E ALTO E LINDO NÃO TEM CONCORRENTE
You can get a good entry level pedal steel for $1000 to $1300 preowned. The GFI SM10 in an incredible entry level pedal steel. Preowned around $1300. New $1700.
Yes, the A pedal is raising and lowering the 5th string to give the note the bending sounds. The B Pedal that raises and lowers the 6th string is being held down for most of the chop and release only in the middle and end of the lick when the strings are released to the G chord.
The right (volume pedal?) do you do just slight adjustments while playing? I was trying to understand the lap steel and how exactly you are playing. Thanks!
Thanks for asking. Gear used in this video. Rittenberry SD10 4x5 w Bill Lawrence 705 pickup, Fender Tone Master Twin amplifier, MXR Echoplex delay, and a Telonics FP-100 volume pedal.
Most people hate country and western music and that instrument has the worst sound out of all the instruments it's nasty especially playing country and western usa muck.
Can’t beat the sound of a crying steel guitar like Alan Jackson once said !
Agreed!
Indeed!
Could you compose a piece of music for a short film I'm working on?
I love steel guitars the sound is pure gold
Agreed!
Classic country sound. Yeah buddy
Yes it is!
You bet ya!
You are shaking things up nicely Shane!
Thank you Sir!!!
Go, New Riders!❤
I listened to this over a 1000 times already
You're always a great inspiration to me, Shane! I hope you're well, my friend!
Thank Louis!
I love the "whine" of a steel guitar:)
Beautiful
I just got my new Prestige about 3 weeks ago. Love it. It is a 1000% Precision Machine. Derek is an AWESOME Builder!
My Rittenberry Prestige blows me away. Every time I have a conversation with Derek I let him know how solid of a guitar it is. Sounds great, tunes and stays in tune night after night, and the pedal action is like butter.
Sweet...the best instrument there is.
~ You Got’it Wired Tight Buddy ..! Killer Cry’n Pedal Steel Sound 😌👍🏻
Thank you!
Lovely tone
Thank you!
Sounds great!
Thank you!
Nice!
Thank you!
so freakin dope
Thank you!
The instrument Edd plays
nice!
Thank you!
Tasty!
"Cars deleted scenes vibes"
its insane how beautifull this sounds !!! Your videos encourages me to get into the pedal steel playing !!
Thank you for the compliment. You should play the instrument.
@@shaneframe1Just got a Jagiella D10 Supersteel!
is this what u play a impro? or a real song? sound so good!
Ed n eddy
A Brazilian guitarist named Rick Ferreira plays this instrument! 😎👍🏾
The last note sounded like spongebob 5 hours later
Dona few Sponge Bob videos. Here's a link to one. ua-cam.com/video/-hZUWoFTGz0/v-deo.html
Rob Scallon coming for you bro 💀
With pedals, knee levers, and bar slants it seems learning steel is like operating a 3 stick back hoe and pipe organ at the same time. There HAS to be more younger guys up to the challenge. A steeler can always find a jam.
Often referred to as the "Hillbilly Helicopter". Doing my best to make sure the instrument is being played by the younger generations.
@@shaneframe1 With the recent revival and re-discovery of Linda Ronstadt's music there is likely an audience fascinated by the work of two guys passed on:"Sneaky Pete" Kleinow, and Big E(the g.o.a.t. Buddy Emmons). Dan Dugmore is great and at last check STILL does session work.
We like the sound, Keep on teaching & "steeling".
@@sandburgmartin7947 Buddy Emmons will always be one of my biggest inspirations. Dan Dugmore's Blue Bayou solo hooked me on pedal steel.
Don’t know what amp rig you’re using,but a buddy of mine pulled the 2-12’s out of a new Fender ToneMaster twin and installed a 15” BWidow in their place. Sounds KILLER!!!
I’m using an A/B splitter and running it and another 2-12 Twin together.
When I made this video I used my Fender Tone Master Twin. I use the Fender Tone Master Twin 2x12 on my live gigs and a Mesa Boogie Lonestar 1x12 for recording. The Fender Tone Master Twin is very reliable and has the high end needed to cut through a loud band mix on stage. The Mesa Boogie Lonestar has a rich, warm, and vibrant tone when recording.
Too bad country doesn’t sound like this anymore.
BOA NOITE A TODOS EU IMAGINO ESSE ESTRUMENTO E UM POUCO DIFÍCIL PARA APRENDER TOCAR SO DE OLHAR NELE JÁ DA PRA PERCEBER NA VERDADE DOS ESTRUMENTOS DE CORDAS E O QUE TÊM O SOM AGUDO E ALTO E LINDO NÃO TEM CONCORRENTE
love that sound but can't afford even a broken one that I might can fix
You can find entry level pedal steels in good shape between $900 and $1300. Look for the GFI SM10, MSA Sidekick, or Carter Starter.
Do the pedals work kinda like a trem on an electric guitar? Ive never seen this instrument but I'm loving it
They work more like a B bender on a guitar precisely raising and lowering the pitch of the notes.
Nice , so whose the King ? , , , my pick is Buddy Cage RIP .
Looks like you might be wearin a Mesa T shirt
Yes...one of my main amplifiers is a Mesa Boogie Lonestar.
@shaneframe1 ahhh that's right ..I knew that... I'll have to try that on the Fractal
Every country song ever
Agreed!
Yep because they all sound the same ,utterly awful.
@@mod0049 agreed
@@mod0049 ok...
I would kill for a pedal steel guitar... I want to learn so badly. But they're pretty expensive lol
You can get a good entry level pedal steel for $1000 to $1300 preowned. The GFI SM10 in an incredible entry level pedal steel. Preowned around $1300. New $1700.
@@shaneframe1 Thanks! That's what I'll shoot for then, and I'll keep my eyes peeled.
I just felt my nationality change to American. Yeehaw
is that bump coming from the A pedal when you release
Yes, the A pedal is raising and lowering the 5th string to give the note the bending sounds. The B Pedal that raises and lowers the 6th string is being held down for most of the chop and release only in the middle and end of the lick when the strings are released to the G chord.
The right (volume pedal?) do you do just slight adjustments while playing? I was trying to understand the lap steel and how exactly you are playing. Thanks!
Yes the volume pedal is used to add expression and help buffer pick attack. Most of the time it is small movements.
@@shaneframe1 Ok awesome, thank you-I did notice the light movements. Dynamics are valuable!
@@JesseQuinn my pleasure. Agreed dynamics are very important.
Not yet. Keep practicing you’re getting there.
The last note is the first note to Hawaiian Cocktail (spongebob) lol
Agreed!
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Gram Parsons tune? Can't remember the name, something from fallen angels
Definitely has that Southern California vibe to it.
@@shaneframe1 I love it
How much for one like that
2500 to 4000
I really want one. What one is that?
It is a Rittenberry Prestige SD10 4x5.
What effects do you use to get that sound?
Thanks for asking. Gear used in this video. Rittenberry SD10 4x5 w Bill Lawrence 705 pickup, Fender Tone Master Twin amplifier, MXR Echoplex delay, and a Telonics FP-100 volume pedal.
Hawai instrument
Tuning?
E9
Poco?
Rusty Young of Poco was one of my favorites.
Love a bit of sweet baby James
Me too!
Sound like the sheepdogs
Most people hate country and western music and that instrument has the worst sound out of all the instruments it's nasty especially playing country and western usa muck.
Ok....
😂 what the heck
What are the pedals for? Is it almost like a whammy bar?
The pedals raise and lower the pitch of individual strings.
Is that an A pedal or a Franklin?
1st 3 pedals are Emmons set up. 4th pedal is the Franklin change.