RC32 yeah :D I remembered the last time I checked he'd released like 300 and something albums, was just wondering if it had really been so long since I last checked out his catalog... ;)
Rob has always said that Primus inspired him a lot and it shows when you listen to the intro of Jilly's on smack. You can see where he got the inspiration for rain.
@@Person-cv9dj The thing that blows my mind is they actually have the same technique...literally. You can tell he took some lessons from PG. But very different styles of playing. Crazy. Perfect example of how the same map can lead you to very different places.
Lovely chord progression! Very relaxed and ethereal. That delay sounds incredible. Keep up the good work, Tyler! You’re an excellent inspiration to me and the rest of us. 🤘🏼
I was playing guitar, my friend is on the phone and I start playing something random with delay and distortion. He apparently really liked it cause he wants to learn it
Tom Delonge's intro riff for "The Adventure" from Angels and Airwaves is a beautiful delay riff, it sorta makes you feel like you're about to embark on a life changing journey.
Really, Buckethead is probably the best guitarist of all time, he has made 300+ albums in about 40(?) years and has mastered A LOT of generes, including flamenco, jazz, blues, rock, hardrock, metal, thrash metal, and more! He is the best person I've possibly ever seen (excepting Keanu Reeves), he gives presents to the crown in his live shows, always changes his songs a bit also when live. He has made songs for his parents when they passed away. He never drinks, he is very good mood guy. He is really awesome, my hero!
The way he gets his delay effect (in big sur moon colma album 1998) was through a really old MIDI effects module called an Alesis MIDI verb II. It sells for like $200 now days.
This effect was used by Eddie Van Halen - Cathedral, Yngwie Malmsteen Blackstar after the acoustic intro & Nuno Bettencourt - Used it on flight of the wounded bumblebee. Yngwie Malmsteen Blackstar, Paul Gilbert - The Echo Song & Cacophany - Desert Island to name a few. Great Vid \m/
konjfful I immediately thought of fcpremix. I guess I’m still emo Also just to clarify I’m not actually emo, I used to be . The username is a fandom thing haha
Glad to see you stepping more in Buckethead. I remember you saying you liked his ballads, but his intensive soloing may also be worthy of exploration. There are some who look prudishly on it and say, "it's just flashy technique". I think it's all musical. I'd challenge anyone who believes the former is the case, to release a full length album every month that is as varied, and diverse in term of neck exploration. If a person could actually do this, they'd be as revered. So why hasn't this happened? It becomes much easier for people to say "it's just technique", which I think is a cop-out. Or, in some cases, people do fairly say "just not my kind of music." And I can respect that argument. But for people who put it simply in the "I'm not impressed, it's just technique" category, I implore you to mimic it as fervently. I'd like people to really think about this.
Buckethead's Soothsayer pre solo three notes per string lick is absolutely one of my favorite licks of all time, it sounds way faster than it really is, and really alien like. It'd be cool if you insert that one on one of your legendary licks videos.
God, it's frustrating me how many people are saying that. People have been doing this for decades: Nuno Bettencourt's Flight of the Bumblebee, Paul Gilbert's Echo Song, every U2 song ever, Big Sur Moon, Van Halen's Cathedral... Do people exclusively get their music from UA-cam now?
Van Halen did this in 1982 on Diver Down “ Cathedral” but my favorite example is Blues Saraceno “Into the storm” where he uses the volume knob to swell the notes at the same time And of course Malmsteen “ echo etude”
Have you seen the video of Buckethead pulling a guy out of the audience? He hands him his Awesome White Killswitch Guitar & then watched the guy play it beautifully. It’s Pretty Awesome. Never Seen that before. But he’s Buckethead. CJ
It's a alesis midiverb ii on setting 98 with the mix level just past the 12 o clock position, and the input cranked as well as the output so the overload light comes on every time he hits a note. He definitely uses that dotted eighth delay on alot of his songs too, check out forneau cosmique. Also use only upstrokes and it really gets that tone down perfect.
Razor King by the late great Ronnie Montrose ! He used this effect in his band Gamma. Judas Priest Invader is another great analog. It's a great effect.
Cool vid.Got quite a bit of Xvive goodness. Seems like all the patents have run out so...... Got the W3 Memory Analogue Delay recently and if I didn't see the label it's a Memory Man. Have a great 2020 bud. Cheers.
Just make an EP pls your amazing and you made this in one day I’m betting like my god your amazing I’ve only been playing one year and am still going into music theory and learning intervals and everything cadences but my god if you made music you would easily make me the happiest your a mad lad and you just inspired me to keep going playing guitar
Maybe you could explain the Killswitch. Pretty Cool when guitar maker builds a special, unique instrument. No more crazy colorful guitar. Beautiful White with a couple Red buttons. Thnx, CJ
This reminded me of another song when you did your little example at the beginning called Julia by Distant Signals. I gotta say I love this sound. It's imo one of the most entrancing guitar sounds that I don't see myself getting really tired of listening to, but I do think that there is something else that is hidden with this technique that I think will be famous down the line. I don't know what it is, but I feel like there's something more that could be done to give this a really unique sound...
Tyler! Please do another Buckethead vid. Please!?!? 🙏🤞 I just learned my first Buckethead song...well part of it lol. I learned the rhythm part to "Interworld and The New Innocence" by Praxis, a band Buckethead played lead guitar in way back when. You can set the delay pedal to play the repeats in that song if you want but watching him play live, it's clear he's playing every note and it's not delay.
Just learned big sur moon without flaws working out the right tempo of the delay was hell, never used delay took me at least 30min to set it up. The song is not that hard though quite doable considering its a buckethead song.
Funny you should mention "Echoman" this link ua-cam.com/video/QJw0_uqrUs8/v-deo.html is to a dotted 8th lick based song I named ECHOMAN and posted here in 2009. It's written by guitarist Field Monroe who was fascinated with the sound of dotted 8th's played through an old Green Line 6 digital loop station. I remember hearing the original acoustic version and how we struggled initially (for a couple years) putting it to a beat that fit. Field thought it was going to stay acoustic but when we eventually recorded it everything came together as you will hear. The video is of a waterfall I built out of boredom for my studios lobby. I named the song ECHOMAN because of the lick but mainly because no one else came up with titles to the mass of tunes we recorded back then and it fit and obviously still works. NOTES: The story about Echoman in the notes is half true and half bbullshit as there never was any 007 soundtrack as a reason to record it but it sounded like it so it's available Mr Broccoli. AND NOTE 2> Whenever Field wanted to use that particular dotted eighth note setting when we jammed live daily it literally took him a more than a few minutes to dial it in by trial and error to get it just right as it reset every time it powered off and could not be saved using standard knob switches that needed new dialing every time. ENJOY I hope...
This is just basically Rob Scallon's Rain sound. Anyone who like more classical or whatever style guitar music go listen to that Rob Scallon song "Rain"
Will Buckethead ever reveal his true identity?
He shouldnt. Buckethead is a symbol, the man underneath doesnt matter, it's what he does that defines him.
We know his identity. He is a robot that was raised by chickens, what more is there to find out??
Maybe Buckethead is TheDooo !
No because his buck is his head
It's brian may obviously PSH
Buckethead is quite legendary and amazing as a guitar hero, and I can't wait for his 600th album this week.
is he really releasing his 600th album already?
@@davesmith8341 Ironically (and sadly) he hasnt released anything in roughly a year now, aside from a Halloween colab.
@@davesmith8341 nah haha. Just a joke relating to how insane his album catalog is lol
RC32 yeah :D I remembered the last time I checked he'd released like 300 and something albums, was just wondering if it had really been so long since I last checked out his catalog... ;)
@@davesmith8341 Ahh no worries man haha!
*Rob Scallon has joined the chat*
rain sounds a lot like buckethead delay style
Rob has always said that Primus inspired him a lot and it shows when you listen to the intro of Jilly's on smack. You can see where he got the inspiration for rain.
A tip for people wanting to play Big Sur Moon: Buckethead up picks every note instead of down picking. It gives a much different tone.
Ooh, that'sgenuinely interesting, thanks!
Thing is, Buckethead plucks it with all upstrokes!🤯
Yeah and he plays it a lot faster than the studio version now. Like at least 25% uptempo wich is insaneeee
Paul Gilbert’s “The Echo Song”, is a perfect execution of a delay pedal, in my opinion. So sick.
Paul Gilbert was Buckethead's teacher.
I know it
Aktywny but buckethead did it first however they have very different technique and i loce both of them
@@Person-cv9dj The thing that blows my mind is they actually have the same technique...literally.
You can tell he took some lessons from PG.
But very different styles of playing.
Crazy.
Perfect example of how the same map can lead you to very different places.
@@Person-cv9djeddie did it first
Buckethead is a legend !
Do more buckethead please
Lovely chord progression! Very relaxed and ethereal. That delay sounds incredible. Keep up the good work, Tyler! You’re an excellent inspiration to me and the rest of us. 🤘🏼
DiStOrTiOn AnD dElAy My ChIlD
We have a veteran
@@iBoss818 Hell yeah !
I was playing guitar, my friend is on the phone and I start playing something random with delay and distortion. He apparently really liked it cause he wants to learn it
hell yeah, finally some Buckethead around here
wasn't there a sketch about that by kmac?
that's my jem A M B I E A N C E
@@DiscardatRandom we need the O M B I O N C E
Tom Delonge's intro riff for "The Adventure" from Angels and Airwaves is a beautiful delay riff, it sorta makes you feel like you're about to embark on a life changing journey.
Really, Buckethead is probably the best guitarist of all time, he has made 300+ albums in about 40(?) years and has mastered A LOT of generes, including flamenco, jazz, blues, rock, hardrock, metal, thrash metal, and more! He is the best person I've possibly ever seen (excepting Keanu Reeves), he gives presents to the crown in his live shows, always changes his songs a bit also when live. He has made songs for his parents when they passed away. He never drinks, he is very good mood guy. He is really awesome, my hero!
I love him, he’s my hero too
YESSS MORE BUCKETHEAD CONTENT
Try not to make a mistake with delay, you'll hear it forever. Kmac2021 is one of many unfortunate victims.
I own a tape echo and it can get nuts when feedback keeps looping
yo I had forgotten about Kmac. isnt ye doing like Christian homeschoolers memes on insta now?
Also Nuno Bettencourt's "Flight of the Wounded Bumblebee".
The way he gets his delay effect (in big sur moon colma album 1998) was through a really old MIDI effects module called an Alesis MIDI verb II. It sells for like $200 now days.
This effect was used by Eddie Van Halen - Cathedral, Yngwie Malmsteen Blackstar after the acoustic intro & Nuno Bettencourt - Used it on flight of the wounded bumblebee. Yngwie Malmsteen Blackstar, Paul Gilbert - The Echo Song & Cacophany - Desert Island to name a few. Great Vid \m/
Love this video Tyler! Buckethead is my favorite guitarist! Please make more videos of his style if you can!!! Great demonstration!
Ive seen Buckethead twice! He opened both times with Big Sur Moon and I legit was in tears with my mouth wide open
buckethead deserves more recognition, yes!!
We know...we recognize...
That's all that really matters.
🤘🤘
When it comes to delay, nobody appreciates FCPREMIX.
That's really good use of delay effect,
Wait isn’t that a bonus song on guitar hero III
Jonah Arledge it’s a song by fall of Troy haha
Right? I was literally gonna say the same thing. The beginning of that song had me confused for so long when i first heard it
konjfful I immediately thought of fcpremix.
I guess I’m still emo
Also just to clarify I’m not actually emo, I used to be . The username is a fandom thing haha
Glad to see you stepping more in Buckethead. I remember you saying you liked his ballads, but his intensive soloing may also be worthy of exploration. There are some who look prudishly on it and say, "it's just flashy technique". I think it's all musical. I'd challenge anyone who believes the former is the case, to release a full length album every month that is as varied, and diverse in term of neck exploration. If a person could actually do this, they'd be as revered. So why hasn't this happened? It becomes much easier for people to say "it's just technique", which I think is a cop-out. Or, in some cases, people do fairly say "just not my kind of music." And I can respect that argument. But for people who put it simply in the "I'm not impressed, it's just technique" category, I implore you to mimic it as fervently. I'd like people to really think about this.
Buckethead's Soothsayer pre solo three notes per string lick is absolutely one of my favorite licks of all time, it sounds way faster than it really is, and really alien like. It'd be cool if you insert that one on one of your legendary licks videos.
That chord progression was so damn sweet ! Kinda felt like a water level type of music !
Delay is one the best effects. Period.
I agree
Sodity without a doubt.
MXR M300 Reverb change my mind
The most popular use of the delay effect has got to be Tom Delonge's tone in every Angels And Airwaves song
yea
As a guitar player, it pains me to see sentences like this able to be constructed 😂
@@stringz311 Not a fan of opinions?
This is one of the things I do to practice my timing. Good practice and it's always fun messing with a delay.
Yeah I just think of Rob Scallon when I hear that😂
God, it's frustrating me how many people are saying that. People have been doing this for decades: Nuno Bettencourt's Flight of the Bumblebee, Paul Gilbert's Echo Song, every U2 song ever, Big Sur Moon, Van Halen's Cathedral... Do people exclusively get their music from UA-cam now?
leerobbo92 why does it matter? I never claimed he was the first or the only one to do it just that it reminded me of him.
@@leerobbo92 i mean you're watching a youtube whos done videos with Rob Scallon not sure what you expect
Van Halen did this in 1982 on Diver Down “ Cathedral” but my favorite example is Blues Saraceno
“Into the storm” where he uses the volume knob to swell the notes at the same time
And of course Malmsteen “ echo etude”
Your neck pickup sound is sweet I love delay tones and large room reverb tones
Have you seen the video of Buckethead pulling a guy out of the audience? He hands him his Awesome White Killswitch Guitar & then watched the guy play it beautifully. It’s Pretty Awesome. Never Seen that before. But he’s Buckethead. CJ
A Peruvian band called “ Dolores Delirio” do that trick in the beginning of their song called “Aprendizaje”(the studio version) check it
Great video. Like how you revealed how easy that mysterious sound was. 👍
Kind of sounds like Buckethead, Guthrie, and Plini influences combined. Digging it, my friend! Very nice.
It's a alesis midiverb ii on setting 98 with the mix level just past the 12 o clock position, and the input cranked as well as the output so the overload light comes on every time he hits a note. He definitely uses that dotted eighth delay on alot of his songs too, check out forneau cosmique. Also use only upstrokes and it really gets that tone down perfect.
I hear that also in a latin rock song call "Signos" by "Soda Stereo" (This one is in a Acoustic Guitar with Nylon Strings)
es Exactamente lo que pense,
Razor King by the late great Ronnie Montrose ! He used this effect in his band Gamma. Judas Priest Invader is another great analog. It's a great effect.
A guy that also uses that effect is a portuguese guitarist called Gonçalo Pereira. One example would be the Dirty Suits song.
Cool vid.Got quite a bit of Xvive goodness.
Seems like all the patents have run out so......
Got the W3 Memory Analogue Delay recently and if I didn't see the label it's a Memory Man.
Have a great 2020 bud.
Cheers.
Just make an EP pls your amazing and you made this in one day I’m betting like my god your amazing I’ve only been playing one year and am still going into music theory and learning intervals and everything cadences but my god if you made music you would easily make me the happiest your a mad lad and you just inspired me to keep going playing guitar
PInk Floyd - One of these Days uses a similiar "Trick"
More Buckethead. hell yeah!
I love your name
@@johnp.smithasimpleman7281 Thanks man
Maybe you could explain the Killswitch. Pretty Cool when guitar maker builds a special, unique instrument. No more crazy colorful guitar. Beautiful White with a couple Red buttons. Thnx, CJ
Yay finally a video on the all mighty bucket
Love buckethead stuff :)
Also I think that bucket play it only upstrokes
This reminded me of another song when you did your little example at the beginning called Julia by Distant Signals. I gotta say I love this sound. It's imo one of the most entrancing guitar sounds that I don't see myself getting really tired of listening to, but I do think that there is something else that is hidden with this technique that I think will be famous down the line. I don't know what it is, but I feel like there's something more that could be done to give this a really unique sound...
Buckethead is very talented
Dotted 8th - Rain - Rob Scallon.
This is very similar to Mark Lettieri’s “Stinger” from the Futurefun album. It might actually be the exact chord progression
Yes. But BH was first!
Adam Veselý no I was talking about the chord progression Tyler came up with
I heard buckethead plays this song with upstrokes only.
Big Surr Moon is one of my favorites!!
U should def do more BH videos! Some of my fav pikes u should check out are #s 65, 51, 95, 23, and of course... #1 Its Alive!
I see what they did there with that pedal... They made it resemble a can of Redbull 0:22
Justin Lowe from After The Burial used that sound too. Watch the video where he does an Ibanez demo.
Saw a youtube comment recently that stated delay is cheating because you're not hitting all those notes
Hey Tyler I have some questions about what's the best way to learn about all the techniques and things and best ways to learn how did u do it
Can I achieve this delay effect with a Yamaha THR30ii ?
Favorite type of pedal??? My favorite is fuzz. What’s y’all favorite because I’d like to know which is most popular
For pedal wise mine is slash Signature wah
Tube screamer
Chicken Steak
Either chorus for cleans or heavier distortion/fuzz
Korg Miku
If you get a freeze pedal, can I have it? I really want it but I don't want to spend money.
Could you do more buckethead stuff?
Tyler! Please do another Buckethead vid. Please!?!? 🙏🤞 I just learned my first Buckethead song...well part of it lol.
I learned the rhythm part to "Interworld and The New Innocence" by Praxis, a band Buckethead played lead guitar in way back when. You can set the delay pedal to play the repeats in that song if you want but watching him play live, it's clear he's playing every note and it's not delay.
I’ve been meaning to figure out how this approach works for awhile!
I love big sur moon. Your videos are awesome, btw!
When will you do a video on *Buckley*-head? You’ve only talked about him briefly.
What?
What if Buckethead used a bucket brigade delay to do this effect?
Check out The Echo Song by Paul Gilbert. Uses the same effect and technique. Awesome track too.
I'm gonna use this a lot now, thanks
"Cathedral" by Van Halen sounds similar.
and "Failure33Object" by John Frusciante
Finally some Buckethead!! 👌
Just learned big sur moon without flaws working out the right tempo of the delay was hell, never used delay took me at least 30min to set it up. The song is not that hard though quite doable considering its a buckethead song.
Tyler's psycadelic delay. Dig it.
Alesis midiverb or a line 6 dl4 will capture Bucketheads delay best.
Makes me think of Lifting Shadows Off a Dream. But yeah, I definitely need one of these $140 MemoryMans.
Thanks a lotttt. I love this song
Oh damn, that was sick!
Dude. What about the fourth, the fifth, the minor fall and the major lift?
my only beef with my PRS SE custom 24 is its bottom heavy. if you dont strap that puppy on, it feels like its gonna jump out of your lap.
Funny you should mention "Echoman" this link ua-cam.com/video/QJw0_uqrUs8/v-deo.html is to a dotted 8th lick based song I named ECHOMAN and posted here in 2009. It's written by guitarist Field Monroe who was fascinated with the sound of dotted 8th's played through an old Green Line 6 digital loop station. I remember hearing the original acoustic version and how we struggled initially (for a couple years) putting it to a beat that fit. Field thought it was going to stay acoustic but when we eventually recorded it everything came together as you will hear. The video is of a waterfall I built out of boredom for my studios lobby. I named the song ECHOMAN because of the lick but mainly because no one else came up with titles to the mass of tunes we recorded back then and it fit and obviously still works. NOTES: The story about Echoman in the notes is half true and half bbullshit as there never was any 007 soundtrack as a reason to record it but it sounded like it so it's available Mr Broccoli. AND NOTE 2> Whenever Field wanted to use that particular dotted eighth note setting when we jammed live daily it literally took him a more than a few minutes to dial it in by trial and error to get it just right as it reset every time it powered off and could not be saved using standard knob switches that needed new dialing every time. ENJOY I hope...
Check 'Phasers on Stun' by FM, back in the 70s
His lead in Thai Noodles is insane, wish I knew how to do it!
Also used by Nuno Bettancourt in flight of the wounded bumblebee :)
Listen to The Echo Song by Paul Gilbert!
This is just basically Rob Scallon's Rain sound. Anyone who like more classical or whatever style guitar music go listen to that Rob Scallon song "Rain"
Check out Sithu Aye's "Expansion", the beggining have a pretty cool idea aswell
Ive heard that in Neo Soul by After the Burial - the intro to that song sounds like it uses this effect.
Didnt know it was this though
Hey, can you play The pretender by foo fighters in a guitar store? Would be funny
this video is quite gamer thank you
Can you do a video like this for Queen/Brian Mays Brighton Rock?
Please do a video on nubbing!
Look up the song yeti by goose for this type of delay! So awesome.
Thanks
Did somebody get bit by the buckethead bug
kmac's video
Reminds me too of If These Trees Could Talk
That is waaaay faster than 150-160 lol unless you meant 8th notes instead of quarter notes, then that’s a lot closer
Listen to "Give Blood" by Pete Townshend. You can Paul Gilbert play with a similar setting.
Sounds like Razor King by the band Gamma with Montrose on guitar.
nice ending play
Am i allowed to say "Language 1"?