Hey everyone, feel free to check out my descriptions in my videos! I go into detail about my gear, recording setup and the song’s studio information ✌🏻
Hi Sam, I apologise for bothering but I have a dumb question. When I plug my Casino to a tube scream pedal and then to my interface it sounds so opaque, like colourless. I read the description where you say you’re using a Boost pedal too, does that really makes the sound of the guitar brighter and give it colour? Or maybe you processed the track using some plug ins? I’d really appreciate your help with this, since it is kinda driving me mad Thank you very much for your time 🙏🏻
@@wolferthehawkeye hey thanks for your reply. Not a bother! I love nothing more than chatting about gear I did use an Analogman Bad Boost pedal and a King of Tone. These are more transparent boosts than a tubescreamer. However a TS should in theory work even better direct in, because the biggest problem with direct sounds is a lack of midrange. Which the TS has a lot of That said, the raw audio for this Casino didn’t sound great from the start. And I used Waves Abbey Road desk plug-ins to make it sound brighter, more compressed. EQ really helped a lot Hope that answers your question. I don’t usually like direct in tones but if you crank the gain all the way up like ‘Revolution’ it’s a gnarly tone. Thanks!
It's clear from the most replayed sections that the interplay between the two guitars and piano accompaniment are just musical gems. McCartney's melodic mastery was just incredible. 🙂
Enjoying these covers, Sam. The attention to detail in terms of tone and timing is phenomenal! Keep it up! I’d love to see you tackle a song like “Well, Well, Well” with the Casino, it’s got some juicy tone there!
@@sampopkin If you're talking about Well Well Well by Lennon that wasn't played on a Casino, afaik it was a National steel resonator guitar, but it definitely wasn't a Casino, far too thin.
@@justanotherrandomcrit8115 how could it have been a Resonator guitar? It’s an electric guitar into an amp. You’re right it’s very tinny and brash sounding. But Klaus and John famous remarked that the only guitar used on Plastic Ono Band was John’s Casino (excluding the Martin on Working Class Hero and Love)
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you for the top piano view. I’ve been wanting to learn this one. Plus I noticed your piano chord fingerings are just like McCartney’s who doesn’t use his thumb often. Straight to my favorites.
"After listening to the lead guitar on this song, I'm convinced Paul plugged direct in to the Abbey Road console (no amp)." After listening to this video i'm convinced Paul was plugged in to YOU!! Great job here. At 2:20 and about's loved the guitar accompanying the piano a man of many instruments, urges me to practice more. Love the vids keep em coming.
Great stuff Sam. As a piano player and guitarist, your video is spot on to the record and the Epiphone Casino Hollow body guitar is exactly like what Macca played. One thing about this video that really strikes me is is Macca's very detailed riffs. Just learning them exactly is something. But imagine the detailed work and time needed to write the notes one at a time, until the song is completed. If he had written 10 great songs in his career it would be impressive. But this song is just one many dozens of song that he wrote back in the 60's and early 70's, each of which was its own masterpiece. This song and video just present us once gain with his musical genius.
@@sampopkin I had a green one with toggle and high gain on the red side - and sold it like an idiot, but I'm back on the list and won't sell this one. But I have a J.Rockett Archer that is fine for now, until I get my KoT #2.
Really nice job. One thing -- in the verses, the fourth piano chord is a G with a C in the bass, not a B in the bass. You'd think the bass note would go down to B, following the pattern of the first two chords, but it doesn't. It's really easy to hear on the first verse, where it's just piano and vocal; a little trickier after that, when the bass guitar plays a G over that chord. But the piano, even there, is playing a C bass note over the G chord. Give it a listen. Keep up the good work!
I think Paul was playing straight plugged into the desk. It sounds just clipped like that. What a track though. McCartney is a living legend, and a genius to boot.
Im very sure that the distorted guitar on this song it’s DI on the board just saturated, McCartney didn’t use pedals until the 80s-90s, great tone man! Love your videos
So well done! Thank you! Ram is my favorite album of Paul. If you wanna look up the instruments they used, check out the Ram Tribute album. Somewhere they put down all of them. Some videos on youtube provide even deeper insights, especially the interviews with Denny Seiwell.
ua-cam.com/video/B_zygqwFcls/v-deo.html Check out my guitar of Something! I can definitely do Get Back. Trying to acquire the correct bass/guitars before I do full band covers
Absolutely brilliant cover. The guitar especially is just spot on. The piano part is also great, but as a fellow amateur pianist, I'd encourage you to learn more about how to finger chords and also use your thumb. I also used to learn songs with whatever fingering felt right to me, but when I later on had some actual lessons I had to relearn how to use my fingers, and everything got much easier after that. It's one of those things where you'll get by just fine the way you're doing it, but you'll improve immensely if you learn the 'right way' that takes into account how human hands work.
Do you plan to tackle other McCartney 1 songs? I know there's a wide abundance of them that could go for your attention! Ooo You, Momma Miss America, even Man We Was Lonely are pretty interesting guitar tracks.
Sam, Thank you for your awesome covers. Would it be possible if you could share with us how you got that guitar sound for both Rythm And lead guitars?🥺🙏🏻
Yeah, full signal chain is in the description. Lead solo guitar was boost pedals then direct injection into my interface Second guitar was into my Fender Amp with tremolo and leslie pedal. Thanks!
@@sampopkin Oh, sorry. I’ll make sure to read the description the next time haha Keep doing this amazing work! It would be amazing if you could do some of the RAM stuff 🙏🏻 I just love the sound of the guitar arpeggios in “The Backseat of my Car”. I imagined Paul used a Leslie effect like in this song? 🤔
@@wolferthehawkeye I love Ram too. It’s hard to tell sometimes which guitar is Paul or Hugh McCracken on that album but Leslie was definitely used a lot. Possibly a univibe or phaser too on Uncle Albert and Eat at Home. I’ll definitely do some covers from that album and Band on the Run. Thanks for listening!
Really amazing tone and well played, hats off! Isn’t that a US made Casino, how would you compare that to the standard Chinese made Casinos, how big a difference is there? Looking superb, and so easy and pleasant to play.
I haven’t played a Chinese casino but have heard good things. Key difference being construction and these have real Gibson p90’s. Great playing guitar. Thanks!
I'll say it does sound more agreesive than it would coming through an amp, a loud click at the 0:06 seconds mark on other isolated videos makes me think it was amp.
@@sampopkin I doubt the Conqueror was ever used again after the White Album. But like George using the Casino again in 1970, I'm prepared to be surprised as ever! Getting back to Maybe I'm Amazed, Paul didn't use any pedals, did he?
It’s doubtful paul used any pedals on ‘McCartney’. Only effects are leslie, tremolo on the guitars coming from the twin. Only available overdrive pedals in late 60’s early 70’s were fuzzes
Hey Nicholas, I used my fender pro reverb vibrato channel for the tremolo. I can’t remember exact settings but probably something like- speed at 6-8 Intensity 7-8
Hey man, your use and praise of the King of Tone pedal, plus the story behind it, has me intrigued to the point where I wanted to see if it was really worth the hype. So I tried to buy a Prince of Tone off the Analogman website, just to know what it's like. Unfortunately, they're saying it's out of stock. Would you consider it ethical, if as a last resort, to buy a used Prince, or even King of Tone pedal off of Reverb or ebay?
I definitely recommend getting on the king of tone waitlist. It might take 5 years to get, but even if you don’t want to keep it you can make a good resale profit on reverb after. I would recommend getting the MXR Duke of tone if the Prince isn’t available. Pretty much same pedal but easily available and smaller
@@sampopkin maybe. I'd rather stay faithful to the band. But what exactly sets it apart from other pedals of its kind? Without actually being able to play through it, the hype around it almost seems akin to that of the Popeyes chicken sandwich.
Mxr Duke of tone is actually made in collaboration with analogman so it’s all the same. King of tone is just the most transparent and high quality overdrive. Works into any amp and you can do great clean boost settings. I love it for this reason. You get the sound of your clean amp but just slightly crunchier, no coloration
@@sampopkin Well whatever it is, it'll have to wait. I went to Sam Ash today and impulse bought a Gibson SG. I want to let a few more paychecks come in before I get some gear.
Dude! Congrats. You’re gonna love an SG. The king of tone is definitely overhyped but in the way the Beatles are too. It’s the king for a reason. That said, there are other overdrive pedals that do a similar thing. Ehx soul food, boss blues driver, tube screamer
Is there a reason you never use your right thumb when you play piano? Just curious because on some chords it seems like you go out of your way to not use it.
Hey everyone, feel free to check out my descriptions in my videos! I go into detail about my gear, recording setup and the song’s studio information ✌🏻
Hi Sam,
I apologise for bothering but I have a dumb question. When I plug my Casino to a tube scream pedal and then to my interface it sounds so opaque, like colourless. I read the description where you say you’re using a Boost pedal too, does that really makes the sound of the guitar brighter and give it colour? Or maybe you processed the track using some plug ins?
I’d really appreciate your help with this, since it is kinda driving me mad
Thank you very much for your time 🙏🏻
@@wolferthehawkeye hey thanks for your reply. Not a bother! I love nothing more than chatting about gear
I did use an Analogman Bad Boost pedal and a King of Tone. These are more transparent boosts than a tubescreamer. However a TS should in theory work even better direct in, because the biggest problem with direct sounds is a lack of midrange. Which the TS has a lot of
That said, the raw audio for this Casino didn’t sound great from the start. And I used Waves Abbey Road desk plug-ins to make it sound brighter, more compressed. EQ really helped a lot
Hope that answers your question. I don’t usually like direct in tones but if you crank the gain all the way up like ‘Revolution’ it’s a gnarly tone.
Thanks!
Yeah, what an ego. The one who died had far less a problem playing nice with others
The musicianship of McCartney is unmatched. You are a special musician to do it justice!
Actually Brian Wilson matched him and then one up.
@@sallybrown4947 How so?
@@sallybrown4947This event never happened
This is great. You nailed the parts perfectly. To think McCartney wrote played all instruments and produced it is mind blowing
So true! Thanks
Paul played lead on this?! Did he really?
@@runreilly yep he played absolutely everything on the recorded version. One of my favourite solo's
@@runreillydo you think he isnt a good guitarist? this is paul mccartney were talking about. yes he played EVERY instrument in this
@@steveo44musical genius. Up there with the classical giants of Mozart, Beethoven and Bach in terms of pure melodic ability.
Tone of the solo is spot on
It's clear from the most replayed sections that the interplay between the two guitars and piano accompaniment are just musical gems. McCartney's melodic mastery was just incredible. 🙂
The best song Paul McCartney ever wrote.
What's the best song Lennon wrote?
@@JagAss-ls7ie - I'll offer Because. Why? Because.
Been coming back to this vid for 2 years, insane cover
Thanks!!
These are by far the best and most accurate beatles covers I've ever heard man!
That’s very kind, thanks!
Not Beatles
I've always LOVED this song, but now analyze it in details, is just awesome! Maybe I'm amazed the way you played it!!! Great work!
Thank you!!
Beautiful. You made me sing. I love the Casino.
With the original epiphone headstock 👍
That is a very beautiful honey burst casino man! Love the vibe and the music!
Great cover of one of my favorite Macca songs.
Enjoying these covers, Sam. The attention to detail in terms of tone and timing is phenomenal! Keep it up! I’d love to see you tackle a song like “Well, Well, Well” with the Casino, it’s got some juicy tone there!
Yeah man, Well Well Well is such a cool casino song
I was not wrong to subscribe to your channel, it's great !!
@@sampopkin If you're talking about Well Well Well by Lennon that wasn't played on a Casino, afaik it was a National steel resonator guitar, but it definitely wasn't a Casino, far too thin.
@@justanotherrandomcrit8115 how could it have been a Resonator guitar? It’s an electric guitar into an amp. You’re right it’s very tinny and brash sounding. But Klaus and John famous remarked that the only guitar used on Plastic Ono Band was John’s Casino (excluding the Martin on Working Class Hero and Love)
@@sampopkin Because resonator guitars can have pickups
You and Michael are Wrecking me. Thank you Sam!
Yes Sam - What a tribute - I love your work - 🎯
THIS is McCartney’s masterpiece.
Very difficult picking a favorite from McCartney, but I agree 100%! Also my favorite guutar solo OF ALL TIME!
Terrific I enjoyed that, well done Rock on! Arty Than ☆♡☆
Was listening to Chaos the other day and thought Promise to You Girl would be another fun piano and Casino cover for you to do
You really captured the essence of 'Abbey Road - Maccartney (I)' guitar sound. I enjoy it!
Thanks!!
Excelente!!!..muy bueno!! Felicitaciones!!!..asi se debe tocar este temazo!!..gracias por enseñarla!!
Muchas gracias. Glad you like it!
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you for the top piano view. I’ve been wanting to learn this one. Plus I noticed your piano chord fingerings are just like McCartney’s who doesn’t use his thumb often. Straight to my favorites.
Thank you! It’s so funny everyone has told me that I don’t use my right thumb. I had no idea
Magnificent, unsurprisingly
Beautiful piano ...sensational guitars...
Nice I like, Good mix with the Piano.
Great performance! Have a nice day my friend :) 🧡
Thank you! You too!
That lead tone is SO GOOD!
I love your videos. Thank you.
"After listening to the lead guitar on this song, I'm convinced Paul plugged direct in to the Abbey Road console (no amp)."
After listening to this video i'm convinced Paul was plugged in to YOU!! Great job here.
At 2:20 and about's loved the guitar accompanying the piano a man of many instruments, urges me to practice more. Love the vids keep em coming.
Haha thanks!! Appreciate it
Awesome!
Really great! Thank you from Spain.
That guitar tone is soooo sweet
Just beautiful, Sam!
Good cover.I love this song.
Great stuff Sam. As a piano player and guitarist, your video is spot on to the record and the Epiphone Casino Hollow body guitar is exactly like what Macca played. One thing about this video that really strikes me is is Macca's very detailed riffs. Just learning them exactly is something. But imagine the detailed work and time needed to write the notes one at a time, until the song is completed. If he had written 10 great songs in his career it would be impressive. But this song is just one many dozens of song that he wrote back in the 60's and early 70's, each of which was its own masterpiece. This song and video just present us once gain with his musical genius.
Thanks! Exactly, it was hard enough replicating his lines. But to come up with them in your head is infinitely more impressive. Paul is a genius
This is fantastic! Can you imagine the genius of Paul actually writing all those parts!? Wow! You do an unbelievable job!!👏👏👏
Excellent. Great job 👍
Brilliant...You really capture the true vibe of the songs you cover. Thank you for your upoads.
Wow. Just wow. Sooo goood!
Brilliant
Wow! Great job! Love that Casino.
Nice and beautiful. Because inspiring and useful for me as a professional composer. Many thanks🙏🌹❤
You’re a meditation composer? Very cool! You’re doing great work 🌞
a masterpiece bro!!!!! i love it
So awesome. Found your channel last night… easiest and fastest sub. Love it.
Thank you!
Mmmmmm sooooo gooooood! That guitar tone is ON POINT.
this is awesome. sounds to me like Paul was either plugged in direct or playing through a really small amp miked up close
Totally. I wish there was more info/pictures of EMI gear in 1970. Once the Beatles split it's like the world stopped... Thanks man 💚
Amazing!!!!!!
Thanks Bowie😉
@@sampopkin 🥰
This is awesome!!!!
This one is great
amazing cover - your piano skills & guitar are spot on.
This sounds good!
best cover on youtube
Beautiful upload !!
Brilliant !!!
Epiphone Casino, KoT, 74 Silverface, and a Model B. Dude..we are cut from the same bolt. Bravo on your performance(s) and your gear choices.
Thanks man! You have a king of tone?
@@sampopkin I had a green one with toggle and high gain on the red side - and sold it like an idiot, but I'm back on the list and won't sell this one. But I have a J.Rockett Archer that is fine for now, until I get my KoT #2.
@@station2station544 that’s a long wait! But the archer will keep you handy for now 😉
Really nailing the piano tone on these videos
Thank you!
Great...!!
So cool!! Excellent!!
Really nice job. One thing -- in the verses, the fourth piano chord is a G with a C in the bass, not a B in the bass. You'd think the bass note would go down to B, following the pattern of the first two chords, but it doesn't. It's really easy to hear on the first verse, where it's just piano and vocal; a little trickier after that, when the bass guitar plays a G over that chord. But the piano, even there, is playing a C bass note over the G chord. Give it a listen. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, I’ll check it out. I could tell when I played C to G there was something not 100%
It's so beautifull!!!! 🎉
Excellent videos!!!
Can you please do: Too Many People¿?
Ooo sure
@@sampopkin Oo you is another one that would be great!
Another top notch cover dude!
awesome
Great! (Gaz, Melbourne/Australia)
Feels good!
I would like to see you try and do Paul McCartney's Take it away.
Love that song!
Beautiful
Great stuff, man!
I think Paul was playing straight plugged into the desk. It sounds just clipped like that. What a track though. McCartney is a living legend, and a genius to boot.
Yeah I plugged direct in for this cover. Just didn’t sound like amp tone
@@sampopkin i can’t describe it very well, but guitars plugged into the desk, have a very direct, clipped sound to my ears. I like it though.
1:16 little chuck berry in there 👀
Perfect!
Im very sure that the distorted guitar on this song it’s DI on the board just saturated, McCartney didn’t use pedals until the 80s-90s, great tone man! Love your videos
Thanks! Yeah I plugged direct in for this. Just sounded saturated as you said, and not smooth. Definitely no pedals just Leslie amp and amp tremolo
Again me…lol. Please, please let me use your video to sing over it !! 🙏 i will link to your video, of course! Your playing is so amazing 😮
Ok🙂
Cool! Thank you, was showing your response to my wife right now 😂 Will let you know when done 😊
So well done! Thank you! Ram is my favorite album of Paul. If you wanna look up the instruments they used, check out the Ram Tribute album. Somewhere they put down all of them. Some videos on youtube provide even deeper insights, especially the interviews with Denny Seiwell.
I’m very interested to see those! I’m planning on covering a lot of ram and band on the run. Need more gear info, thanks!
@@sampopkin Heart of the country please!
@@nahnope8581 yeah man!
@@sampopkin No problem, this might help aswell: watch?v=bsQ3kIMdrAQ
Muy bien! Es una chulada esta rola. 👏👏
Sam, outstanding. On the rhythm guitar during solo is that the Strymon Deco on ADT setting?
Thanks!
Thanks! I actually used both the Strymon Lex Leslie pedal and tremolo from the pro reverb amp for that rhythm guitar
Brilliant attention to detail! Can you do a full instrument cover of Something by the Beatles or Get Back by the Beatles?
ua-cam.com/video/B_zygqwFcls/v-deo.html Check out my guitar of Something! I can definitely do Get Back. Trying to acquire the correct bass/guitars before I do full band covers
Cool, thank you
Absolutely brilliant cover. The guitar especially is just spot on.
The piano part is also great, but as a fellow amateur pianist, I'd encourage you to learn more about how to finger chords and also use your thumb. I also used to learn songs with whatever fingering felt right to me, but when I later on had some actual lessons I had to relearn how to use my fingers, and everything got much easier after that.
It's one of those things where you'll get by just fine the way you're doing it, but you'll improve immensely if you learn the 'right way' that takes into account how human hands work.
Appreciate it. I know my technique is technically wrong and I’m trying to incorporate the thumb more. So far hasn’t been a hindrance to my playing
Make a piano tutorial of this song pleaseeee
Do you plan to tackle other McCartney 1 songs? I know there's a wide abundance of them that could go for your attention! Ooo You, Momma Miss America, even Man We Was Lonely are pretty interesting guitar tracks.
That Would Be Something is one especially. Every Night I love. Man We Was Lonely and Lovely Linda for sure
@@sampopkin Man We Was Lonely intrigues me the most. I honestly can't say why.
Sam, Thank you for your awesome covers. Would it be possible if you could share with us how you got that guitar sound for both Rythm And lead guitars?🥺🙏🏻
Yeah, full signal chain is in the description. Lead solo guitar was boost pedals then direct injection into my interface
Second guitar was into my Fender Amp with tremolo and leslie pedal. Thanks!
@@sampopkin Oh, sorry. I’ll make sure to read the description the next time haha
Keep doing this amazing work! It would be amazing if you could do some of the RAM stuff 🙏🏻 I just love the sound of the guitar arpeggios in “The Backseat of my Car”. I imagined Paul used a Leslie effect like in this song? 🤔
@@wolferthehawkeye I love Ram too. It’s hard to tell sometimes which guitar is Paul or Hugh McCracken on that album but Leslie was definitely used a lot. Possibly a univibe or phaser too on Uncle Albert and Eat at Home. I’ll definitely do some covers from that album and Band on the Run. Thanks for listening!
Nice
Really amazing tone and well played, hats off! Isn’t that a US made Casino, how would you compare that to the standard Chinese made Casinos, how big a difference is there? Looking superb, and so easy and pleasant to play.
I haven’t played a Chinese casino but have heard good things. Key difference being construction and these have real Gibson p90’s. Great playing guitar. Thanks!
I had a chinese casino... sold it after a month. Horrible quality, muddy tone hot pickups... Just get the US model if you have the money
Interesting note: some of the chords in Maybe I’m amazed is used in John Lennon’s gimme some truth.
The descending D major, Dmaj7, D7?
@@sampopkin yes
Great cover man, hope we can make a cover version with my vocals!!
Este canal es hermoso ❤❤
Nice one! Enjoying your covers a lot, I gotta ask, how long have you been playing guitar and piano for? and which instrument did you learn first?
Thanks! Other than piano and violin lessons as a child I picked up guitar at age 11. Then learned piano around 15. In 28 now 😁
@@sampopkin wow!, your doing very well that’s for sure!
Really nice mate! Have you learned the piano part by ear or any chance you could drop the sheets for us? Ta
By ear, sorry
ah talent mate no worries keep it all up bossman👍
your music slays😎😎🔥🔥🤘🤘
I'll say it does sound more agreesive than it would coming through an amp, a loud click at the 0:06 seconds mark on other isolated videos makes me think it was amp.
We know he was using Twin for at least the tremolo guitar! I couldn’t get the direct tone to be as smooth as the recording
@@sampopkin Do you think maybe George did the same on "I Me Mine" and "Let It Be" the same year?
@@elirosen1391 maybe but this sounds more spanky, sterile. I want to say I Me Mine/Let it Be was Conqueror or a fuzz face into Twin?
@@sampopkin I doubt the Conqueror was ever used again after the White Album. But like George using the Casino again in 1970, I'm prepared to be surprised as ever! Getting back to Maybe I'm Amazed, Paul didn't use any pedals, did he?
It’s doubtful paul used any pedals on ‘McCartney’. Only effects are leslie, tremolo on the guitars coming from the twin. Only available overdrive pedals in late 60’s early 70’s were fuzzes
Such a great tone! What do you think of the USA epiphone casino?
Thanks! It’s an amazing guitar. Gibson P90’s rock, especially the bridge pickup. Needs a good setup but plays really nice. Thick neck
I want a left handed casino so bad
Someone from Kinks like I've got tha feeling or Small Faces like Shake??
It would be great if you'd play Junk or Every Night at some point, completing the "McCartney" album gems.
Absolutely!
Hey, Sam. I’m just curious to ask what the tremolo settings are for the second guitar part during the solo?
Hey Nicholas, I used my fender pro reverb vibrato channel for the tremolo. I can’t remember exact settings but probably something like-
speed at 6-8
Intensity 7-8
You seem to play the first piano part as Bb F/A C G/B, but actually Paul played Bb F/A C G/C.
Yeah I missed that
Hey man, your use and praise of the King of Tone pedal, plus the story behind it, has me intrigued to the point where I wanted to see if it was really worth the hype. So I tried to buy a Prince of Tone off the Analogman website, just to know what it's like. Unfortunately, they're saying it's out of stock. Would you consider it ethical, if as a last resort, to buy a used Prince, or even King of Tone pedal off of Reverb or ebay?
I definitely recommend getting on the king of tone waitlist. It might take 5 years to get, but even if you don’t want to keep it you can make a good resale profit on reverb after. I would recommend getting the MXR Duke of tone if the Prince isn’t available. Pretty much same pedal but easily available and smaller
@@sampopkin maybe. I'd rather stay faithful to the band. But what exactly sets it apart from other pedals of its kind? Without actually being able to play through it, the hype around it almost seems akin to that of the Popeyes chicken sandwich.
Mxr Duke of tone is actually made in collaboration with analogman so it’s all the same. King of tone is just the most transparent and high quality overdrive. Works into any amp and you can do great clean boost settings. I love it for this reason. You get the sound of your clean amp but just slightly crunchier, no coloration
@@sampopkin Well whatever it is, it'll have to wait. I went to Sam Ash today and impulse bought a Gibson SG. I want to let a few more paychecks come in before I get some gear.
Dude! Congrats. You’re gonna love an SG. The king of tone is definitely overhyped but in the way the Beatles are too. It’s the king for a reason. That said, there are other overdrive pedals that do a similar thing. Ehx soul food, boss blues driver, tube screamer
Is there a reason you never use your right thumb when you play piano? Just curious because on some chords it seems like you go out of your way to not use it.
Someone else pointed that out but I’ve never noticed that. I’m self taught so it’s not anything deliberate haha
@@sampopkin ok gotcha, just wondering. I’m self taught too so I’m sure I’ve got a couple quirks that I don’t notice as well haha
@@sampopkin and great video btw
@@beaudowns51 haha it’s just funny that I didn’t notice the quirk. Now when I watch my hands it’s all I can see
Would it be okay if I used this for a cover if I credit you? 😅
I’ve had some issues with that stuff so I respectfully say no
@ no problem thanks for letting me know 😊
cool