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You should have a million subs man, not only a great teacher but great personality

I am a complete idiot on guitar... but I love your videos, if anything it is so entertaining therapeutic and peaceful I can watch them for hours after a long day at work, Thanks...

@GuitarsAndSynths

6 жыл бұрын

it makes practice fun! Even boring scales and chords take on new meaning when you wah-ify them.

I agree with R.D.L. - Your knowledge is top self. Teaching skills are masterful. You are concise in your explanation of the subject at hand. Plus, you keep things moving at a nice pace. Viewers take note, whenever Steve finishes a phrase, he automatically turns the volume knob down. That is the sign of a professional. Bravo Steve.

Came for wah tone tips left with my face melted off. Jeez that sounds tasty

So many players overuse wah, or rock it too harshly. Good video, and well used wah stylings.

I am really coming around since I've been watching your videos after 30 yrs of not playing this is great your the best steve

im so glad knowing you steve, you'll always be part in my guitar journey forever

I love the delay setting..

Steve's lessons are so detailed & easy to understand. This video cleared many of my doubts regarding wah use. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

This is the first video I've seen to articulate exactly how I use Wah, particularly to blend slow subtle tone change over runs and to accentuate bends and sustain into feedback. One thing I've noticed is that you use your left foot to Wah, as I do, which I think helps mate the Wah to the feel you are putting into solos. I find right foot on the Wah makes me follow the rhythm hand - more "Jimi" like. Great video!

Thanks Steve that was the best video I saw on KZread you explain it perfectly

Thanks for the lesson, Steve, I'm loving these!

Great lesson, as always Steve gets to the point

Thank you for the video. You saved me some money, I don’t think I’m ready to be fooling around with this wah pedal stuff. I have enough trouble just focusing on visualization of my scales without adding another layer in there. Maybe when I get better on guitar I can work on adding some things in but not now.

Thanks for sharing. Very useful!

Wah or not, this guy is a badass player.

always great and intrensting Lessons great man!

awesome video! great teaching skills.

Brilliant brilliant video Steve - really educated me and gave me loads of ideas. Thank you sir!

Great stuff!..Thx Steve

Thank you for this helpful clip....I am new to this Wah effect, and your video clip surely helps me a great deal.....

Love that Guitar. Ibanez can make a hell of a guitar for a fair price.

@theheadlessguitarist2433

4 жыл бұрын

As I've found out many times!

Great video and great playing

The best explanation on wah use!

kinda remind me of zakk wylde at the end of the video. awesome video as always,thanks a lot!

I don't know if you read these,side notes steve,but I have played for years and never pur it together,until I seen you're video in absolute feet board memorey. So thank you for expanding my world,you are awsome.

Thanks for this lesson! Very useful!

@Guitarzoom

5 жыл бұрын

You are welcome, Max! Steve

Great tips. I'm not much of a pedal user but this is helpful info. Thank you.

Great video. Thank you.

@Guitarzoom

2 жыл бұрын

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Awesome!! 🔥

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3 жыл бұрын

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Steve your genuinely an awesome player, I too use more legato than picking when playing faster stuff but you still seem very able to pick fast, bravo.

wah is fun! Makes practice and creating riffs/licks amazing.

also... using clean channel or very little distortion Rhythmic CAGED System Chords + Wah-Wah = Great Funky feel

@anarchywon4170

2 жыл бұрын

I too love using my wah while getting my funk on with the caged system. Cheers!

Great lesson brother

The coolest wah-pedal I Ever heard was the solo in Bob Marley's 'STIR IT UP' whoever played it had a lot of talent, real smooth, cool, steady playing and use of the WAH-PEDAL.

@Guitarzoom

5 жыл бұрын

Good stuff!

Thanks for the tips and first video I clicked. Me, holding my RG eyeing your gorgeous guitar too. My god it’s beautiful what model of Vai guitar? Has the universe look too

thanks steve

You are such a great cool teacher, you should do a video on your gear! What you are using? Thanks.

4:15 Kirk Hammet ( and i love metallica)

True Guitar God 🤘

nice to meet Morley. Thanks very much for the great explanation. Looking forward to trying out some of those techniques. Thank you until next time.

@Guitarzoom

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanku Steve 🤘

@Guitarzoom

2 жыл бұрын

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Mind melter

Thank you Steve! I've always had this cry baby pedal taking up dust because I didn't know what to do with it.. Those tips are really helpfull!

Your pinch harmonics are on point

Very informative. Best one ive seen. Been unhappy with my cry baby and i think the horsey is a better fit. The cry baby i bought has very little effect. Ive finally got it where it seems to be giving me all its got but its still not enough.

Yehaaaa cool sound :))

Oh my goodness... make it cry Steve! Thanks for the demo. Are there other wah-wah pedals you like in addition to the Morley?

You should teach Kirk Hammett about this lesson.

@truckerkevthepaidtourist

7 жыл бұрын

AriesJohn Malana 🍻🏁🏇🏆We have a winner

I got now the Morley M2 its great and not so expensive

I've been messing around with my kirk hammett crybaby lately. It sounds really cool, last night I just left it on and perfectly level. It sounded better then anything I've heard out of the pedal, I might just leave it on in that position. Give it a try peeps sounds amazing. Great video man !!

@Guitarzoom

Жыл бұрын

Cool! ;))

Steve, would love to know your opinion for best amps at bedroom volume as far as tone is concerned.

Great video! Do you feel a difference noise or tone between version 1 and 2 (contour) or are they the same? I just bought the contour version and I'm thinking of changing it to 1 because the contour I think is useless although the by pass works perfect. Thanks!!

Steve, can you please give instruction for playing Jackyl's "Kill The Sunshine"?... Please. I think I've figured out part of it, but there are some parts I just can't work out.

Steve stein is an incredible player

@Guitarzoom

2 жыл бұрын

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nice video brow

I have the same pedal with the orange Morley sticker. There was a bad horsie made exactly the same but had a red sticker.. do you know why the difference in colors and if they are different versions ?

Steve stine can you make a tutorial on how to play groovy on guitar

Nice one my brother from Warren 😎

@Guitarzoom

6 ай бұрын

Hey thanks for commenting. Hope you found the tips helpful! Any questions feel free to ask!

I'm running a bereinger hellbabe wah that also activates when your foot is on it. While I like this feature it makes it tricky to leave it cocked in one position...say back in the bass range to get that cool Clapton "woman tone"

@Guitarzoom

5 жыл бұрын

Very cool!

but how do you keep your rhythm? I tap my foot regularly for rhythm and count notes. I guess you just gotta feel it if you are playing alone?

Would have liked less delay so I could have heard the wah more. I know the video was more about wah technique but Morley's are always overlooked, would have been nice to get a clear picture of the sound of the wah.

Your delay is in time no matter how fast-slow your playing. What delay r u using?

Steve, could you explain how to use a delay pedal correctly for some of my students..? I have them watch your channel all the time , we really appreciate your easy pace at teaching! They are getting into pedals and amps now..I could really use your help in this area..thanks ! Great videos as always!

@Guitarzoom

7 жыл бұрын

I sure will! I have a bunch more "Tone Zone" videos coming soon :-)

@guitardudeguy3139

7 жыл бұрын

GuitarZoom.com Thanks so much.. we'll be tuned in!

Hi Steve, I actually had that pedal but unfortunately at the time I didn't know and didn't have much experience with a Wah or Rocktron multi affect pedals!! So I got rid of it!! MY QUESTION is where do I put the wah in my chain? I have a Rocktron Chameleon and I put it first and plug it into the Unit! but it doesn't sound that great. in fact it has no vocal element at All!! it also has A very POOR response! Your help would greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance for your help! advice!

Hey great lesson Steve, as usual. What is the velcro thing around the nut. What is that? Does it help the guitar stay in tune.

@Gumpa2

6 жыл бұрын

That is a mute for the open strings, so you don't have to worry about ringing out strings when shredding in the higher frets.

@AlanZofficial

4 жыл бұрын

They're called FretWraps. Gruv Gear makes them, they're phenomenal!

Why do I have to try so hard to get a good harmonic but you make it look so effortless?! I just keep banging away at the strings and changing my attack angle, picks, ect and can’t get one for the life of me when I want it.

@Guitarzoom

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Brian! Remember, Steve had to figure all this stuff out, too. It only looks easy now because he's put literally decades of work into his guitar playing. And the more you bang away, the more you'll find those harmonic sweet spots you're looking for. So don't give up... keep banging away! :-) Just wanted to give a heads-up about the GuitarZoom Black Friday Sale… Right now, you can get the Music Theory For Life Black Friday Bundle 60%-off the regular price, plus some awesome bonuses. You get… ✅ Steve’s top-selling Music Theory For Life Masterclass on 4 DVDs (online version included) ✅ Fast Action Bonus #1: Ceramic GuitarZoom coffee mug ✅ Fast Action Bonus #2: Surprise DVD ✅ Fast Action Bonus #3: GuitarZoom Decal ✅ Fast Action Bonus #4: 10 GuitarZoom Picks ✅ Fast Action Bonus #5: Modes Masterclass (online version) ...and more. Go here for all the details → guitarzoom.com/musictheoryforlife/promo/ Shipping is FREE to the US and Canada. Don’t miss out, because supplies are limited. Be sure to check it out, and no matter what, keep playing! -- Mike from GuitarZoom P.S. More amazing Black Friday offers are coming, including a Secret Sale and up to 94%-off select courses. Go here to get your name on the list → guitarzoom.com/blackfriday/2021/

Great steve.. i have boss gt100, katana artist , ltd ec1000 active pickups fishman .. how can i reach your tone specially with lead+ wah ? There r many knops in wah there .

@Guitarzoom

Жыл бұрын

Hi Ramy! As I mentioned in the video the great thing about this pedal is the big range of frequencies. Try adjusting the tone on your guitar and you can also play around with the eq settings on the gt100. I tend to keep the eq settings for the overdrive sound boosting just a touch the high freq and cutting just a touch the low freq. Midrange is generally set at 12 o'clock and the sound comes basically from a kemper profiler. Hope this helps!

What pedals are you using along with your wah making that great sound other than the wah alone I go buy one and can't find that sound gets frustrating

@Garfieldonaperc

3 жыл бұрын

Some form of delay pedal, probably analog, reverb pedal, most likely a boost or overdrive of some form.

In this video, is his guitar using a wah pedal only?

How do you get that sound? Can you share the gear you use?

@Guitarzoom

2 жыл бұрын

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I got a Bad Horsey for the same reason w/a Cry Baby live I would sometimes find it hard to tell if I click it off or when I would Stand on it I'd be switching it off & on…I know they make a switchless Cry Baby but I had an old Morely that sound GREAT!!!! It's the one like Cliff played not the "Reissue" which is not the same as what Burton played. I never could get the time set right for the cut off on the Bad Horsey there's a lil pot you can tweak inside to shorten or lengthen the time if drops out of circuit when you step off of it. You don't want it to dead stop that don't sound right or hold on to long…Maybe I should get the switchless Cry Baby the Q95 something like that.

Hey I love this lesson but can u suggest me between this pedal and the jerry cantrell wah ??

But what does wah actually do?

I love your guitar...can u give me...

Cute hair))

steve you should tell Kirk hammett to properly use the pedal 🤣😂

@the-LeoKnightus

6 жыл бұрын

Or you can use the wah for all the notes pressing it all the time-Kirk Hammett.

Where's the face

I have the Bad Horsie 2 pedal and an Ibanez Jem. lol Awesome lesson, I really enjoyed the "Gear" topic and how to use it. Could you consider doing similar topics on how to achieve certain tones with the guitar? I know some of these may involve specific pedals, but that's exactly the sort of info I'm looking for. What pedals to make me sound like (name of favorite song/artist here). Thank you Steve!