10 Ideas For More Effective Rhythm Guitar Tones – That Pedal Show

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When your job is what you love doing! ♥imagine playing around in that office every day, I find myself being quite jealous 😂😎
Comment from : @TheVoiceofUnreason

My Boss ME-70 had this ‘Hum->Sing Coil’ setting that was a savior for fitting my Blues Jr into our band mix in smaller settings Sure it’s just an EQ with light compression, but…brTurned my Fuzz and TS into very usable tones behind singer
Comment from : @jeffreyahanson

Am I the only guitarist that dislikes chorus?
Comment from : @oqsy

This is one of the best episodes I've watched Super useful! Many of the things you talk about, I found out myself through years of playing in bands and jamsbrMagic begins when you start to connect brain, ears and heart
Comment from : @tomz1989

I really like these practical ones Great stuff
Comment from : @Isaac-Draper

the Fender Engager Boost is a marvellous quick fix EQ/Boost, quite as a churchmouse and doesnt change your tone colour at all!!😎
Comment from : @kimmolingonheimo

{Appropriate things}
Comment from : @coreycefail6704

whats the name of start music?
Comment from : @amirrezabizhani7780

Man, this intro jam is excellent! Thanks for the ear candy!
Comment from : @nedim_guitar

I always have my bass at 0 on my amp😂 I play rhythm guitar and sing, not bass and sing😂
Comment from : @Mr5hady

Intro ♥
Comment from : @akshaynikumbh9903

Old vid but still great to revisit
Comment from : @therangersinger

The gate flanger of the boss bf3 does a great tremolo job too Very different, very distinctive
Comment from : @gnatiu

Love that Tele
Comment from : @jonschmidt4686

Turned my headphones up for this jam!
Comment from : @collingiddings6489

Late to the party on this one, but this has to be one of my favorite eps ever Amazing and inspiring!
Comment from : @BillGathen

I wish eq/drive/fuzz pedals had a hp switch at 75hz and 200hz It would make the getting out of the bass/kick’s way so much easier
Comment from : @jloiben12

They should have one person in the videothey seem more interested in banter than useful content
Comment from : @dennisoman2294

Mitch and Noel were so lucky they had that Jimi kid! Touted for lead but sweetest rhythm guitarist!!
Comment from : @timberbenjamin

If a
Comment from : @paulmcnamara9777

As Jaco used to say women, children and rhythm section first
Comment from : @paulmcnamara9777

The underdrive trick was excellent
Comment from : @kentwyngaard8803

gopferdom!!! first time you ever stopped selling yourself so damn short! you are UNREAL good°!
Comment from : @levieuxjurassien1665

Would love to see you guys review some of the Radial Engineering stuff What are your thoughts regarding boost pedals that contain transformers?
Comment from : @LimboTubeSocket

Amazing! Grettings from mexico!
Comment from : @exhibicionmusical2719

Another anagram for you: LADS WHO HATE PT (as in physical training)or TP which stands for toilet paper in Canada
Comment from : @palfrensis

I got so many ideas from this episode! I can't believe how I've overlooked using tremolo
Comment from : @agentmirv

And a final comment”stop thinking about it as rhythm and lead guitar, just guitar parts in the song” YES! Absolutely spot onthis has been one of the most enjoyable videos you’ve done guysloved it, and got lots of ideas from it! 😎😎😎👍
Comment from : @petergraham9267

😂🤣 classic pub band playing at 35:00 DAN”oh, Mick sounds good with the fast tremoloI’ll do it too, but with MORE!” So Mick has to stop! 😂🤣😂🤣 Great point well madeinadvertently! Love it! 😊
Comment from : @petergraham9267

Opening jam sounds like Allen Parsons project, very cool
Comment from : @MrBingping

Thanks a lot! I really needed that
Comment from : @janikarppanen74

Honestly, this is what makes me smile the most Just turn the gain way up, volume down, hit a chord and let it sustain as a pad With a nice tone that fits well, it’s zero work to play, but really adds to a song
Comment from : @thedogdaysmusic3706

Why does your BASS have 6 strings ? Weird
Comment from : @juriaguilar5487

This video is 60 dan and mic just having entirely too much fun
Comment from : @reuelbraid7446

Great show!!! Loved it! I vote for more playing ideas like this one
Comment from : @williamwagnon2809

Love episodes like this I always greatly appreciate them
Comment from : @mantashaft

The GE-7 was one of the earliest pedals I acquired, but remains one of my most under used Probably because I mainly play alone, so I don’t often need to worry about a mix but I should bring it on jams because it is so effective at providing differentiation between guitars as you expertly demonstrated What a loser I’ve become!
Comment from : @mantashaft

I know you guys don't like "reggae" but I think this video says a lot I saw John Mayer with D&C a couple years back and finally "got" the whole Dead thing Mayer was so good br youtube/ZLV-73VF6Tg
Comment from : @bradylambert6820

Question for the music theorist guys out therebrbrThe progression being played in the intro improv sounds like a 4 2m 6m the key of DbrbrHowever, the tracks in the store says its in BbrbrWhat gives?
Comment from : @billphillipstube

Could someone suggest bands sounding like that intro?
Comment from : @raphaelparent2478

So what you're saying is - go to your singer and ask "Whats that annoying frequency you sing at?" ??
Comment from : @MouldyGuitars

I know what tremolo is, but what exactly is harmonic tremolo?
Comment from : @distorson

That "overdrive as pad" thing is more or less what I do with my slide playing when with a band, or even acoustically with a singer-songwriter folkie artist, which I've been lucky to do on stage a few times now Just quietly fill out the chords with long, sustained slides It's dead easy to do, which is perfect for someone of my limited ability, and sounds great
Comment from : @DavidDyte1969

Nice job dudes!
Comment from : @waynejames2014

Honestly brings to mind Angus and Malcolm Young Some of the rhythm layers they created were simply brilliant Shoot to thrill, Have a Drink On me, For Those About to Rock, and many, many more They all used that method Makes the sound broader and fuller Great tips lads It's amazing what effective tidbits you always bring to light Keep it up!
Comment from : @MorleyRobertson1975

I showed this to the kids Now they all love to play the piano
Comment from : @fuglbird

Do an episode on HPF's and LPF's They're great for a band mix as well as recording Broughton, fdeck, and sfx all make good versions
Comment from : @granthill2769

I know I'm a bit late on this, but the walrus monument tremolo LFO can be reset by tapping once on the tempo switch Helps to sync up with the band with just one tap 👍
Comment from : @CliffHawkins

Nice one boys, cheers I'd just add that multiple simultaneous wobbly guitar parts can be a bit much (in most cases), especially when the vocals are involved
Comment from : @SSvebor

This is absolutely great!!! As a bass player who noodles on the guitar at home and loves pedals, this is the best episode you did yet! Congrats gentlemen!
Comment from : @el_kammeroni

The thumbs down people must be drummers
Comment from : @sak7530

I'm just gonna echo what everyone is saying Great opening Some of the best shit I've heard you do This is super helpful and interesting One of the best episodes I've seen on this channel Keep it up
Comment from : @sumyupee

Question:brDo we, as guitarist, ever use Unity Volume or gain?brbrUnity Gain - A condition in a sound system or component in which the output level is equal to the input level, there is no amplification or attenuation, or a gain of 0dB has been achievedbrbrbrOperational amplifiers, operating at unity gain do the least amount of work and introduce the least amount of noise into the circuit; this situation is optimal for setting proper levels and setting proper gain stagingbrbrbrbrAn example as a guitarist would be that I set my compressor pedal level control to unity gain so my guitar is the same volume through my amp whether the effect is on or off I don't want the compressor to boost or decrease the volume
Comment from : @colincannings7946

Man I gotta say those backing tracks are so fun! great ideagood mix of just guitar sounds and in context!
Comment from : @sugarcane503

Gentlemen, a very wonderful edition or addition to the back catalogue brAs a lonewolf guitarist going through different ideas and previous demos for a possible self release ep, this video has given me a lot of food for thought in the future recording of elements and parts for possible songs brbrI never envisaged that I would need to buy a tremolo pedal, so damn you both! I should counter that and also say thank you both for giving me more hours to spend working out more complimentary guitar parts 😂🤣
Comment from : @Paul_Abbott_Landsraad_Project

Great video guys Feels like such an important area which isn't discussed enough on the online guitar community!
Comment from : @robbarstow2074

Brilliant show, fellas These are great tips not just in a band context, but also for arranging and mixing in a recording environment or even for live looping
Comment from : @m0j0b0ne

The mics on the amps look very interesting; are they ribbon mics?
Comment from : @m0j0b0ne

opening jam lovely bit of yacht rock Were you Steely Dan in a past life? Great channel guys, keep on keepin on!
Comment from : @davidhills7076

Awesome work on the backing track by Fraser!
Comment from : @AdrianJames28

Had to buy the backing track 1st time ever Had a QOTSA vibe to me
Comment from : @YBNegative

Excellent! Best band to ever execute the ultimate rythm pairing was AC/DC
Comment from : @curtevans838

Pretty sweet ! Y'all do that backing track stuff somemore! That was good you two interacting between each other was very good thank you rock on
Comment from : @altaylor9186

My favorite episode Killer sounds!
Comment from : @tonymcalister9878

Mick: So Dan if you just give me that mindless ‘A’ thing again 0944brDan: I can do that br-priceless
Comment from : @half-cockedwah8583

I follow my drummer almost like I would as a bass player I need him in a particular line of sight onstage otherwise I have a terrible gig
Comment from : @alanredversangel

The trem stuff was magic
Comment from : @MrSlash00r

BRILLIANT SHOW! So much musical stimulation it's AWESOME and that backing track is simply magical
Comment from : @paultwiselton1996

boys, you're legends!
Comment from : @MartinRonky

Great show! Love how you talked about adding creative style in addition to tone, mix, etc Would love to see a full band show on stage (off hours at a pub or something) Not with an audience, but just an environment and sound guy you'd have to interact with Would be cool if you could film 2 different stages to compare thats a tall order I know
Comment from : @joshuacarpenter4456

This episode is the most beautiful episode aesthetically-- like your video guy reached nirvana or something It's like a fucking documentary It's great Much love from Tokyo, muthafuckaz!!!
Comment from : @peepeeland

This show is like Top Gear for pedals
Comment from : @amber0planet

2:20: “That was fun”, “Yeah I think so” - gents, that was bloody incredible!!
Comment from : @NB5468464

As they say,"Less is More," I always try to get down to the least definitely not strummy strummy
Comment from : @ChristopherDowning

TPS has evolved to become so much more than a pedal show, which is awesome in my opinion, always something cool to watch and learn Cheers guys, keep em coming
Comment from : @dmac-333

I want to worry about the second complimentary pedal board because it’s just kick ass
Comment from : @mantashaft

Dan there! Loved the intro Mick there too! Lovely complimentary playing
Comment from : @mantashaft

As a sound engineer the comment about the 200Hz to 300Hz low midrange frequencies and room resonance is so important These are frequencies that pile up very easily and muddy up a mix extremely fast, and in both live and studio mixes I will cut some of these from almost every track, often very drastically A lot of microphones have a natural resonance around 300Hz which really doesn't help!brbrbrAlso, that backing track sounds killer and I had to go and buy it It's gonna be a lot of fun improvising some stuff over it
Comment from : @dariusliadon

Been watching and listening for about 4 months All great This one really hits home for me as a guitarist Love it Keep up the good work fellas!
Comment from : @dwayneratliff1142

Troy Van Leeuwen one of the best rhythm guitarists!
Comment from : @ModNicGuitars

I still want a t-shirt that says "That Waffle Show" haha im kidding, this was a good ep
Comment from : @electricmeatpuppet

This has been one of my favorite episodes so far!! You two really put things into context well A lot of what you talked about I already sort of did, but hearing it explained so well really helps clarify some misconceptions I had brbrOn another note, since we have seen how you both are playing so well together, I propose a challenge for the future A lot of us have had to become mobile to still be able to play and express Not always busking, but living in a city I’m often on the move And yes occasionally it is nice to make a few bucks I am curious as to what you both would approach this Things like pedals that have to take battery’s, or a portable power supply, space saving, amp choice (battery powered or mobile power source), location choice (sound wise) and obviously buskers are usually on a budget Guitar of your choice, one pedal of your choice, and $1000 to get it set up sound fair? Competition on the street between the two of you, 1 hr on the street each, most money wins Or you two just play together Curious to know if this would be worth a go
Comment from : @maniacalion6170

Great show as always, I love the real work connection shows Two questionsbrbr1 Can you do another “blind” episode? That was a great listening testbrbr2 How did you begin to choose your Schmidt Array colors? My mind is boggled trying to choose a color!
Comment from : @PFDarkside

Loved the show and looks like you were having fun too Now off to download the backing track
Comment from : @DavidWilliams-iq3eu

Awesome show guys! Really enjoyed the new format with lots of context and backing tracks Many valuable "new" tips and yet when you played them, it just sounds so familiar (in a good sense)
Comment from : @TheBedroomRocker1

Guys, roses are red, violets are blue, this won't rhyme, that opener was awesome!
Comment from : @Skwirl719

Green Day boulevard of broken dreams uses Tremolo heavy in that song
Comment from : @Zippyy444

VCQ Comment: If you STILL doubt the validity of cutting out bottom end, just listen to isolated guitar tracks of your best tracks on any of the shows like Rick Beato or Christian Hand and see how ‘thin’ they sound by themselves Page, EVH, even Jimi Blew my mind first time!
Comment from : @SlingShot830201

MEGA STUFF :-)
Comment from : @GazMoz78

Of course one of the most effective tools in your armory of rhythm guitar playing, is to stop playing altogether! Dropping out completely for a verse, or even a couple of measures can make a guitar part really pop Plus, I’ve found it’s when my tone is at its finest! 😂
Comment from : @stevebees3992