This video assumes we all have multiple reverbs and effect pedals just laying around. And you would be correct.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Yay! Reverb!

@paulborovay

2 жыл бұрын

Such a great/funny comment :) because it’s so true

@Wilbafarce

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@Wilbafarce

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@aangtonio5570

2 жыл бұрын

I have both the MS-50G and the MS-70CDR. Done! 😎👌

ThePedalZone: "This is Why you Need More Reverb" Me: "Awesome! An enabler!"

@theoryofthrash

3 жыл бұрын

Sums up guitar related youtube content perfectly

@lofijunky

2 жыл бұрын

So true. I wouldn’t have it any other way

A big sounding spring reverb into a compressor into a Big Muff sounds absolutely HUGE - compressor adds even more sustain to the reverb trails, added to even more by the Muff, which also distorts the trails and disguises the reverb as fuzzed out extra long sustain

Finally somebody advocating putting Verb infront of distortion! Beautiful shoegaze sounds

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Happy you enjoyed that sound. I love how the trails of the reverb gets more grainy from it.

It's good to be back, gang! I took some time to work on a video topic that I'm really stoked about. The magic you can achieve by running both a reverb at the front and the end of your signal chain. I hope you learn something from this video, or you at least enjoy the compositions in there. If you do, then please consider leaving a like, comment or share the video with your partners in tone. Endless gratitude to you all - Stefan

@jonaseggen2230

3 жыл бұрын

One thing that can be fun with a "boring" analogue synth is to put a reverb before distortion. So maybe put another reverb after that again? Yes, I'll try.

@satherp5

3 жыл бұрын

@ThePedalZone awesome video. I’ve come back to watch this a few times. Question: would you say there are any options for people that want an early chain reverb to do well in both categories “1 sustainer” and “2 shoegazer”? Need something for sustained modulation as well as that wall of heavy dirt that also adds sustain. Thanks again for the great demo videos and all the knowledge. Best pedal demo channel on KZread.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

@@satherp5 - Cheers! Really happy you liked the video. And yes, the answer to both of your needs is the EQD Afterneath. It's amazing for both tasks :)

@jonaseggen2230

3 жыл бұрын

@@satherp5 I put a comment here so I get notified on any reply to this.

@jordandangelo180

3 жыл бұрын

Hey bro! Just picked up the new CXM Chase Bliss - Meris CXM 1978 reverb collab and it made me think of you. I’ll check to see if you put out of demo for it yet but if you haven’t you should. If there was ever a reverb pedal made for your style of playing, it’s the CXM.

Before: I'm finally done with my pedalboard. I don't need any more pedals. After: WELL I GUESS I NEED ANOTHER REVERB NOW. Serious cool video. I never knew how to create some of those textures.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! Raaaad! I'm honored that you found the video inspiring 🙏

@victormotsekgaladua3178

3 жыл бұрын

Just when I thought I am done with buying more pedals... ouch there is one more... guess the pedal will be 1 metre by 1 metre... Good enlightenment.

@orryfishburne5326

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahha. I was just thinking the same thing.

@c0unterac342

3 жыл бұрын

Same here

@markferguson3745

3 жыл бұрын

You'll be much happier if you abandon the concept of " done", or " finished".

Dude your videos have inspired me to take a completely different approach to my playing. I think my favorite pedal reviewer out there.

I come back to this video every few months. Usually when I'm curious about something reverb related and then I usually stay to listen to the whole showcase 😅

@thepedalzone

Жыл бұрын

I'm super honored to hear that. Thank you for sticking around 😊

This guy is my new favorite pedal guy. He's not only knowledgeable, he's also got a great vibe amd personality.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awwww, man! Thank you so much! Really means the world to me ❤

Don’t forget about reverse reverb full wet for that MBV glide 😎 cool vid !

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed! Reverse reverb is fun. Just used it in my Keeley Loomer demo

Stefan please make a patreon. I wanna throw money at you. You could do a more nerdy breakdown of pedals, showing what knobs you are turning and talk about why/what it is doing. I just got a Hedra and had extreme anxiety trying to figure out all the extra effects. I had to put it away in shame for another day. This happens a lot, so learning more about pedals and what the knobs are doing would be nice for complex pedals, or simpler ones for pedal newcomers. Or you could just put up little 1 minute clips of a pretty riff. It would be really nice to finally have some of your beautiful music. Or put up nothing and let me pay you because I think you're neat. I love what you do, please never stop

@bobsondugnutt5688

3 жыл бұрын

Great comment, couldn't agree more

@universalelectricradio2373

3 жыл бұрын

Haha haha....😜

@FuzzyDancingBear

3 жыл бұрын

Wish I was rich.

@lordjamon

3 жыл бұрын

This is really true. Stefan could also provide tabs for some of your demos and lots of people would give 5 bucks a month

out of the literal thousands of guitar effects and pedal videos i've watched over the past two decades.....this was one of the coolest, most interesting, varied, informative, fun, inspiring, and efficient videos I've ever seen. amazing

Stefan, another thing that makes this video so good is that a lot of us already have a substantial collection of pedals and are trying to wean ourselves off bad cases of GAS. This video, which highlights great use of existing pedals and is not simply a demo of the next "must have" pedals, breathes life into what we already have on our boards by providing inspiration to try new combinations of old favourites. I am not aware of anyone else doing this and I hope you find an expanded audience due to your efforts.

I've always kept 'verb strictly at the end of my chain. Was really cool to hear all these different tones, great as always man!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear the video was able to give you a new perspective on how to use reverb :)

I didn't realize I needed a new distortion pedal, but that KMA Wurm has me feeling things. So powerful!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

It’s so insanely good! I’m excited to hear you enjoyed the sound. I think it’s a very underrated and versatile dirt box

I think this is the most educational video on pedals I have ever watched.

@thepedalzone

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! That makes me so happy to hear ❤

At first I was thinking oh boy... He just really likes reverb... But once you hit the early chain I immediately realized the usefulness and beauty of your point. Your playing of course illustrates it best. Rock on brother and thanks for your passion!

11:06 That is so dang cool!!

I’ve been a lifelong metalhead and experimental musician. The more I get into pedals, the more my style is changing. I’ve been looking to justify keeping my Avalanche Run while incorporating an additional verb in the chain. Thank you for this!

@thepedalzone

2 жыл бұрын

I'm happy to hear that the video gave you some new creative ideas to explore. There's always room for more reverb 😊

Nothing beats a great 'Tonal-Teamwork'-episode! You inspired me to put my overdrive at the end of my signalchain, which has completely transformed my playing.

another home run, Stefan. thank you for all the effort you're putting into your channel. for those of us still stuck at home, these productions really can open up the rest of the Universe for us when we're sitting there, looking at our music gear and waiting for inspiration to arrive. whenever your productions air, the dust covers come off of my own personal gear, the pedals get powered up, and fun happens. gratitude. p/s: often i'll just close my eyes and listen, and then go back to view afterwards. the Procession Tremolo at 8:33 startled me so much, i needed to visually confirm that you weren't sampling a Rick Wright organ piece, accompanied by Gilmour's fluid guitar. amazing work, sir.

Wow, what a great video! This way of using reverb is actually very inspiring and creative. The playing was beautiful too! Thanks for the brilliant sound quality.

I think this is my best video on the internet. Thank you for sharing your experience knowledge and beautiful sounds mate!

I recently found your channel and now I can’t stop watching your videos. It’s like you’re in my head and it’s awesome. It’s also your fault I now own an Afterneath and a Moog expression pedal. Thanks a lot!

Thank you for making me feel less bummed out about all the cool reverb offerings that are NOT available in stereo. Perhaps I can get a dark world after all :)

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

There's definitely nothing to be bummed out about when it comes to mono reverbs. They sound absolutely otherworldly huge when fed into a stereo delay or stere reverb. Dark World is really cool and unique, that's for sure.

Great to have you back! Reverb early in the chain is definitely cool, lately I've been using the Spring Reverb in the Koma Elektronik FieldKit FX first in line when playing with synths and everything else after that. Nice and spacey 👌

Loved this Stefan. Tonal Teamwork is definitely my favourite series!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, my friend! Means a lot to me. I really enjoy making these tutorials. So it's awesome to hear that they are enjoyed on the other end of the screen as well 😊❤🙏

This is one of the best videos you've made! Tonnes of interesting combos & thinking outside of the box. Good job Stefan!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks! I'm super humbled and honored 🙏

Sounded excellent in my headphones. Thanks for sharing, I've never even thought of putting a before and after reverb inline... goes to show even after 50 years, you can still learn.

I mean the video instructions on reverb are cool but your playing is incredible. I love your ear man. Great melodies

@thepedalzone

Ай бұрын

Awww, man! Appreciate it. Thank you!

It's such a treat when you upload Stefan. Love your channel!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awwwww! Thank you so much!

Time and time again you make really beautiful music with your demos. This one really reminds me to simplify my setup. I’ve got multiple huge boards and I’m better off writing when I focus on just a couple of tones and pedals rather than stacking 10 different pedals and just making a mess (sometimes fun but always chaotic and only rarely useful).

Wow, nicely done my friend. Your enthusiasm is infectious.

Nice to have you back! Now I can just get cozy and enjoy your music!

I wasn’t excited when I saw the title of this vid... but after watching it was actually one of my favs! I love the “step by step” on how to get those complex sounds! Inspired me big time! I just got done with a two hour creative ambient jam (by myself haha) to end my evening. Thanks man and job well done, again!!

5:23 blew my mind! That is so cool. (Runs off to grab Dweller, Gravitas, and Fathom!) I'm sure I've said this before but i learn so much from how you combine pedals and techniques. I can't think of any one else who does this so well. Thanks Stefan.

You definitely taught me the way with the afterneath early in the chain... the softer decay is perfect for elongating that signal so you can phase, and cut and tremolo it up! I remember you doing a video about mods after the reverb a while back and it really has been a game changer!

Oh yay, Tonal Teamwork is back! Not gonna lie, it’s one of my favs of yours my dear good mister.

Great stuff as always Stefan! Thank you for doing what you do!

That was wonderful Stefan. This is such a good and instructive series. I love using early chain reverb to leverage more movement and percussion from tremolo and filter pedals. Now I'm going to experiment some more with drones, inspired, as always by your music Stefan. That was a masterclass in sound design and beautiful composition.

I've been waiting for someone to do this video, you nailed it!

Probably the most useful KZread video I’ve ever watched. Your content is so amazing. Thank you

@thepedalzone

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! I'm speechless. Just... THANK YOU!

Great stuff as always Stefan. Yeah I've always been a reverb at the end guy, but lately, with all the incredible options for different reverb types, there's no reason to not have one at the start of my chain also!

I could listen to you play all day long. Great demo Stefan.

wow this is awesome, right now i only have verb at the end of my board, but i agree with ya, it's the best effect of all. thanks for another amazing and informative video, man!

You never cease to amaze, Stefan, please keep up the great work!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so very much! Incredibly kind of you 🙏

Ahhhhh floating away to the genius of Stefan...this will be a good day. Cheers bro, you’re amazing 😘.

Man, I really love reverb (years of listening shoegaze and Devin Townsend), thanks for showing this clearly and so in depth

I'm glad you think it's so important. Personally I think reverb, the way it's used in this vid, is the most musically destructive effect I've ever heard.

Perfect timing, was really curious about that topic this morning

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Well if that isn't a crazy coincidence, then I don't know what is. Happy to be there with the expert timing for once 😊

You have no right making these videos so good. No damn right!

@thepedalzone

Жыл бұрын

Haha! I'm "sorry"! 😂❤

Wow! Again, WOW! Much like other comments, I kept my reverb toward the mid to end. But now, I will go beginning and end with varied settings. Thanks for getting me out of my 'verb rut!

Excellent explanation of the early reverb. Given me some new ideas. And cool Daughters shirt 🖤

I love this! I have a HOF on my board that I really don't use and now I will! I already tried it and it opens a whole new dimension. Thanks!

I love reverb and this video is just so inspiring. Thank you, Stefan!

Awesome episode, Stefan! Thanks! 👍❤️🚀

Love love LOVE the sounds from 5:38 til 6:13! Afterneath is probably my all time favorite pedal. At least half my tones involve two reverbs, most often one between fuzz and modulation and another at the end of the chain. It’s also possible to do really neat things with stacked delays... the other day I fed my Space Spiral into a Disaster Transport SR and got unbelievable ambient drones out of it. A new favorite sound! Keep bringing the great content Stefan! You truly inspire us all to do more with the sound of our guitars!

What a cool video! Thanks for those great tips and ideas to add to my playing. Great to have you back man. Your Channel always has the most inspiring and creative sounds! 🤘🎸

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! I’m super honored and humbled, man. Thank you 🙏 Really thrilled to hear you find the videos inspiring.

Mange tak Stefan, your videos are always very interesting!

Heather Moder 1 second ago Good to see you back man! Your stuff is top notch and so inspiring and helpful to me musically. Great info and hope you feel refreshed!

Superb demonstration of the variables and their results.

Appreciate all the effort you put into these videos man... Always something to get inspired by here. Thanks!!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awww, man! Thank you. A LOT of hours go into these videos, and this one in particular. So it's always great when all the time spent gets appreciated on the other end of the screen. Stoked that the video inspired you ❤

I love this style of tips and tricks videos. I've been thinking a lot about pre-gain delays and you gave me some ideas on what to try :D

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, man! Early chain delays are cool to experiment with as well.

Nice to see you back Stefan. I also run the Afterneath at the front and Meris M7 at the end, which you beautifully demonstrated. I recently added a Drolo Molecular Disruptor which is a wonderful pedal particularly for experimental tones, that also has a few interesting reverb algorithms. Would love to see you demonstrate it. All the best.

This was fantastic, truly magical sounds. Thanks Stefan.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm really happy you enjoyed the tones

You're videos are always so insightfull, thank you

Wonderful demo of my favourite effect type! You know... I always watch your demos at least twice. First a quick look when you upload them and then when I have some relaxing time drinking some coffee or a beer I really enjoy them! For 100% wet, I always use the Avalanche run. For me it's the best reverb on this.

I should know by now that your videos should only be watched at the end of the day, and never ever on a lunch break while working from home...I mean I need to work and now all I want to do is go and play and try some of this out...thanks for the bucket-load of ideas and sounds to explore!!!!

This is great stuff, seriously. I found myself just lost in those post rock tunes everytime, forgot that this was a demo/tutorial. On that note, a tutorial on some of your ideas, composing, chords, anything really, would be so great.

@AndyAcker

2 жыл бұрын

Seconded. I would love a tutorial or description video of composition and playing thoughts. That and a behind-the-scenes production of these videos, video, are on my wishlist. I'd honestly even subscribe to a Patreon feed if these were on there...

@michaelcraig9449

Жыл бұрын

Post rock means nothing. Rock will last forever, and post means after... so call it something else, maybe Dreampop and SHoegaze..

So Helpful. Also it’s really relaxing hearing you play.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Really happy to hear you found the video helpful and that it was able to provide you with moments of zen as well

One of the best reverb videos. Thanks

@thepedalzone

4 күн бұрын

Gosh! That's so sweet of you to say. Thank you!

Time for another pedalboard rebuild! Great work on this video, truly enjoyed it!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear the video gave you some new inspiration and ideas to try out 🙏

Such a great video! Good to have you back :)

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awwww! Thank you so much! It's good to be back 🙏

Another great video! I run a Ghost Echo up front into my fuzz into the Ringworm into Rainbow Machine into a few delays then a T.C. Electronics Surfrider set at 80% wet into a Drone Rainger into Overdrive into the Tensor into the Obscura Delay into the HOF2 reverb into the Particle finally into the Kafka reverb. Never can have too many delay or reverb pedals! Awesome job, Stefan, keep it up 👍

I love this! So inspiring! You don't need to be a keyboard player to produce beautiful ambient soundscapes.

@thepedalzone

3 ай бұрын

Glad you like it! There's just a wonderful world of sounds at our disposal these days.

So. Good. Thank you for this. The beginning of chain, sustaining trick is brilliant.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, man! Happy you found that trick helpful. I use that a lot. So simple, but so effective and useful 😊

Great video and great playing as always Stefan!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Means a lot to me 🙏

Once again, here I am handing over more money on more reverb pedals! Superb playing. Superb teamwork.

I've long been running my Dark Star at the start of the chain, wedged between two drives. Bit of Keeley Caverns at the end of the chain for added sweetness.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Very nice! Dark Star is just so phenomenal early in the chain.

absolutely beautiful video man! You're the best!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awwwww! Thanks, buddy! Means a lot. And congrats on the new studio space 😊

Always a pleasure to hear you play. So dreamy.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awwwww! Thanks!

FINALLY ANOTHER VIDEO, ITS BEEN TOO LONG, IVE BEEN CHECKING DAILY!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Happy you're excited. I needed a tiny break from it all, but it's good to be back 😊

Love the quality and touch of humor. Great video Bro.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Really appreciate that 🙏

Oh man I think I have seven reverb pedals already. I love reverb so much.

@thepedalzone

Жыл бұрын

Can never have too many reverb pedals 😊

Thank you for the beautiful soundscapes and excellent presentation

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers! I'm happy you found the video helpful and inspiring 🙏

Tried the ReV b4 and after! Excellent recommendation! The afterneath + big sky.....so cool! You’re the best Mr. Fast!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, man! So happy you found the video helpful and inspiring 🙏

Ooh boy, we're in for a treat ! 20 minutes of Stefan's playing, we've won the loto

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! Thank you ❤

Earned a sub, thank you so much for this information. More power to your channel!

Very nice. Thanks for sharing your tips. I'll try this with the limited pedals / gear that I have and possibly even in Ableton with VSTs as well.

Awesome sounds, thanks for the ideas Stefan!

Man, the video is lovely, as yours always are. It definetely solved some of my doubts, signal chain wise, and I can't wait for some other contents like this. You keep fueling my love for pedals, but most important, justify my money spending haha. Which pickups are installed in your Tonfuchs? Your guitar sound at 11:06 is great even without pedals.

Just beautiful man! Inspiring stuff.

So many gorgeous tones in here, and lovely walk through. Proving "you can never have too much reverb."

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Awwww! Thank you!

@marshalsea000

2 жыл бұрын

I've come back 10 months later for more Reverb goodness.

this guy is a reverb specialist. Well done! I had no idea about all these options

@thepedalzone

Жыл бұрын

Gosh! Thank you so much ❤

Eyyyyye! Get my j Macsis Jazzmaster today. So excited. Great vid, love the tonal teamwork’s!

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

Sweeeet! It's a really great guitar. You're gonna love it. Happy you enjoyed the video!

this was inspirational. i'm looking forward to moving some things around this weekend.

So now I know about Belton Brick reverbs and using multiple reverbs, nice one! Great video as ever, very inspiring, thanks for putting it out. Now I have to buy a Mercury 7 :)

Gorgeous sounds

@thepedalzone

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Definitively, Inspiring. Thank you Stephan.

@thepedalzone

3 жыл бұрын

So happy to hear you enjoyed the video and found it inspiring 🙏

Awesome tips! Definitely gonna get some good mileage out of these ideas. Thanks man!