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Touche Amore - Flowers and You Guitar Tutorial

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  • Опубліковано 16 сер 2024

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  • @franzkafka8665
    @franzkafka8665 5 років тому +6

    Seriously, I can’t express how much I appreciate that tutorial. Thats soooo nice of you dude! Much love from Europe:)

  • @stratisclouds
    @stratisclouds 7 місяців тому

    You have a good way of teaching

  • @johnsmith-so5do
    @johnsmith-so5do 4 роки тому +3

    You want some touché tone ? Use a fender 65 twin reverb , mono tape delay , sine chorus and a slight distortion. Just a little trick for anyone looking for there tone . Can’t afford any of this stuff , tell your parents to go out and buy a fender mustang head for $150 bucks. Best money I ever spent on a fender amp !

    • @pedromaiz88
      @pedromaiz88 Рік тому

      Also, the Fender Hot Rod Deville is a great little combo amp that's about half the price of a twin reverb. It's not quite as iconic as the twin, and some people complain that the drive sounds god awful, but it's not a problem if you just use an overdrive pedal with a boost whenever you want to drive hard into the amp. In fact, the Deville is a near perfect pedal platform, IMO. And it weighs about half as much too haha! I swear, twin reverbs must be reinforced with cement or something.
      For those looking to save some money on an analog delay pedal, I highly recommend the Yellow Fall made by Donner. to be honest, I don't think it's truly analog. But it's fine. Also, I am pretty sure it is made in China and is only $30. It should be trash, but it sounds just as good as other analog delay pedals that will set you back at least $100.

  • @donniecutting
    @donniecutting 2 місяці тому

    Tuning:Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb

  • @franzkafka8665
    @franzkafka8665 5 років тому +3

    So, I have on last question. When it comes to the chorus one guitarist is picking some single notes. Do you know how it works?

    • @esthermusic5318
      @esthermusic5318  5 років тому +1

      Are you referring to the live version or the recording? The recording sounds like mostly chords to me but I saw a live video where I think I know what you mean. In that case I would probably play the low note in the chord first, then the high e, then hit the first on the 3rd string (or an equivalent G note) and you can bend it up a half step. That may all be confusing but it all revolves around that G note. It would be G sharp but we are in flat tuning. Hope that helps

    • @franzkafka8665
      @franzkafka8665 5 років тому

      Well, thanks bud :)

  • @FlowelSkateboarding
    @FlowelSkateboarding 3 роки тому

    Thank you!
    How to request a song? 😁

  • @user-zh3ot6hj8m
    @user-zh3ot6hj8m 5 років тому +1

    Can you get tabs???