I think the key, for any guitar player regardless of skill level, is develop a tone that you like. Figure out how to get the sound in your head to come out of your amp. Sometimes that's using a "transparent" overdrive, sometimes it's not. There's no right or wrong effect.

@kwin45

3 жыл бұрын

...There’s no ‘right or wrong’, but too much distortion and having a live amp on stage is often deemed ‘from the devil’, it seems. {I don’t make the rules}

thank you christian James Franco !

@devincoogan

9 жыл бұрын

+Andrew Stephenson i'll take it

@_DixonCider

6 жыл бұрын

First thing I thought.

I'm 51, been playing many years, all kinds of music. Currently at Living Faith Fayetteville Ar. Forget the naysayers because this video is great!

Never knew James Franco played worship music as a worship guitarist.

@AlfredHugecokk

7 жыл бұрын

Haha. I thought the same when I first saw him !

@stevenhanenburg6231

7 жыл бұрын

you mean Andy Samberg?

@TNCtheband

6 жыл бұрын

Who's James Franco

@kuyaheavy3212

6 жыл бұрын

Austin Durden actor

@TNCtheband

6 жыл бұрын

ugandan way do you know da wae?

I'm kind of new to music, but last I checked, music is a form of personal expression. If this guy likes the way his instrument sounds than that's all that matters. Non-musicians don't know anything about tone and don't care! If the song sounds relatively close to what they hear on the radio they will never know the difference. Just starting out in music myself, it seems like all tone really is, is a way for musicians that "never made it", to have something to brag about and insult other musicians to make themselves feel better about never making it, or not being able to afford nice stuff! Have a nice day.

This is good stuff. I attend Hope in Holly Springs currently but still play on occasion with my church back home in Maryland. This will come in handy for our Easter service in a few weeks.

Devin so good to see and hear you rockin’ man The Lord Bless yo’ brains out!!❤️🔥

thanks man! Im switching from acoustic to electric and need this for worship. big thanks.

Very helpful and practicle. Going back into worship again after so many years, this was a great refresher!

"Heightens the frequency of the signal..." No, increasing frequency increases the pitch of the tone. In short, overdrive/distortion pedals basically boost a signal so much, it distorts, which basically adds more frequencies... From there, certain circuitry regulates the volume of the distorted signal. The Morning Glory goes for $244... And the pedal shown is a JHS Double Barrel. Not sure if that's just an editing mistake or what... Good "affordable" OD pedals run from $60ish to around $120. Your tone is really thin and brittle. Again, maybe editing? "It takes a mono signal and widens it to give it a stereo feel." Also no, though I can see how you'd get there... Reverb takes your signal and delays it, yes, like a delay pedal, but instead of a slower response (eg. 500ms), you get an instantaneous response, which makes it sound like you're playing in a large room (depending on your settings). I'm only saying all of this for the sake of the beginners watching this video...

@electricj5

7 жыл бұрын

J Paddock truth

@CJB1103

6 жыл бұрын

In effect it’s increasing the amplitude of the waveform beyond the headroom of the amp. Dunno where this guy got frequency from.

@RyanWright

6 жыл бұрын

Just to point it out... The double barrel pedal is basically made up of the morning glory and the moonshine pedals in one housing.... I'm guessing he was only using the morning glory side in the video

Yes! $6000+ Worship rig (not including the pedals)!!! $2500 Boutique Amp - Check! $3000 Duesy - Check! JHS Pedals (among a dozen) - Check! Pallets converted into a trendy wall - check! 3 note solos - aaaaaaand check! This is a good video. Our P&W guitarist is a programmer at his day job and rolls with a rig that the Edge couldn't afford. I do think these videos should have a disclaimer: Small churches without a budget...you can get this tone with a mic'd up AC15 into a Line6 M9 and an Epiphone for about the cost of one Chase Bliss delay pedal.

Transparent overdrive doesn't give any "heightening" of any frequency. What it is doing is giving you that gritty overdrive sound while not coloring the tone that you have going on. Example, when you engage a tubescreamer type overdrive it adds some mid frequencies and compression. Which pushes that specific type of sound into your amp changing either only a little or a lot of your original tone. Transparent, In theory, will only add grit, and not any unwanted changes like scooping or boosting mids etc. He is pretty much spot on when it comes to the basics of delay, you get copy of what you're playing at specific points in time depending on how your pedal (or rack unit of you're old school) is set up/programmed. As for the reverb section, I get what he's saying. Reverb does/can give your signal a more "stereo" feel, but unless you're running an actual stereo rig (which everyone should from time to time... Its AWESOME) it is not stereo. What reverb is doing is adding "space"... It's putting your tone/sound or whatever into a specific place or room. It's mimicking the actual reflections of sound waves from your instrument or amp off of the walls of a room, cave, hall etc. and mixing it in to your dry signal to give a faux sense of having your amp mic'd up somewhere it's not. I hope I don't come across as mean or anything, God bless this guy and his team for trying to be helpful and teach the community of worship guitarists. :) and Hey guitar guy.. that's my favorite guitar... can't wait to get my hands on one.. Oh gear.. the money sucking addiction to guitar gear...

Step 1: use dotted 8ths Step2: Add Big sky reverb Step 3: use a little bit of morning glory OD Step 4: Transform into U2 lol jk good vid

@alwaystrolling1623

3 жыл бұрын

But for reals if you can do those 3 that’s a solid setup

@johnkuni6735

6 ай бұрын

Awesome

thank you for the showing me the 3 basic pedals for all worship, God bless you!

WoW!!!😃😀😄 Thank you for sharing this video, May God bless you and your talent.😀😃

This is a fantastic, easy to understand, helpful video. I've been looking for a video like this for a while! Thank you and God bless!

@wolfreyet

Жыл бұрын

How? there's no God? What are you on about?

Enjoyed the video! also, from reading some of these comments I find the way u go about yourself encouraging and it's a testament to your faith. being a fellow follower of Christ I still find it difficult for me to keep my mouth shut and not get an attitude sometimes and seeing someone be so mature and humble when someone is testing u is pretty awesome dude! 👍

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+joshua williams Thanks for the encouragement. Christ within is the answer! Keep at it man! Feel free to reach out devinc@gethope.net

@istolethisaccount

6 жыл бұрын

Hope Community Worship Thank you guys for being mature about it just like Christ would! This is a great video and helped me and so many others out a ton! So ignore the haters bro they just don’t like Christians for some reason!

Affordable? $200-$300 for the JHS is affordable? Yikes.

@joecook8227

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Parsons the JHS Double Barrel (which is actually what he was using, it has the morning glory and ts 808 circuits) is well worth the money. It is so dynamic, has so many different combinations and abilities

@elijahw1931

8 жыл бұрын

+Joe Cook The JHS doesn't seem worth the money to me, their 808/Morning Glory circuits aren't THAT much better than the much cheaper options available. $315 for a Double Barrel, or $180ish for a TS9 and a Mooer Blues Crab (which is a Bluesbreaker clone, like the Morning Glory) or a Soul Food if you want a different flavor of dynamic overdrive. I'm not saying the JHS is bad by any means, just that I'm never going to see it as being worth $300

@julianpark93

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Parsons In all fairness, you can buy JHS pedals in the used market for reasonable prices. I bought my Superbolt for $160 CAD ($120 USD).

@ericandreeatingachickenwin2140

8 жыл бұрын

+Elijah W if you're buying new then yeah $315 is BS. But if you're smart and look on Reverb you can find one for like $225~

@shivrajbekere

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Parsons it becomes affordable when church is funding you...

Nice demonstration Devin! Love the effect choices and the AMP!

Thanks for sharing video..GOD BLESS YOUR CHANNEL KZread

I only made it about 3 minutes into the video. My credit cards were tapped out after the Duesenburg guitar and Matchless amp. My worship rig consist of all used equipment (e.g. MXR, EH, etc pedals), a homemade cab, and is starting to become Squier central for guitars. I don't think my entire rig cost as much as his patch cables. My take home comment: Worship is only as good as as where your heart is - Don't worry about other people's set ups.

@mikedunkling6840

6 жыл бұрын

Our worship rig consists of an old piano.

@chriswade9673

6 жыл бұрын

I've never spent more than $300 on a guitar. Or $500 on an amp. Because money is expensive. Most expensive thing on my board I had to get for christmas.

@jessejive117

6 жыл бұрын

fishpotpete um no you’ve gotta to sound good too. If you play at a donkey church. But I doubt Hillsongs musicians live by that code

@user-ij5rs7xq5y

5 жыл бұрын

fishpotpete You gotta try looking into the line6 helix or something similar, after I got that for $1500, I don’t need any other piece of gear, no pedals or amps, you can even get the cheaper one for $1000 or even find one used for cheaper. I definitely recommend you researching it

@timclaus8313

4 жыл бұрын

I added a homemade speaker isolation box under the stage to let me set the volume where I want it, and then the sound board manages the volume in the mix. Works pretty slick.

Que top!!!! me ajuda muito as suas dicas.

Thanks for the clear, simple tutorial!

god bless you man greating from Egypt

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+Joseph Youssef God bless YOU! Thank you for being the Church in the beautiful country of Egypt

God bless you, it helped me a lot.

Worship music 101: try and sound like U2 for some reason. Thanks!

@jessejive117

6 жыл бұрын

Jay Baker that some reason would be because they sound similar. The music styles are different. So idk why your point is exactly.

@astronomy7911

6 жыл бұрын

so true it seems

@Mr.Echenique

5 жыл бұрын

Actually, yes!! Most of our worship music nowadays is a Hillsong copycat.... And Hillsong is a U2"s copycat. Said by themselves in several interviews when asked about their music influences

@mj68874

5 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah "worship music" never knew it was a thing. Just copy U2 and then call it worship? They just need the dotted 8 effect and they'll be a carbon copy. Edit: Haha just after I posted this comment he mentioned the dotted 8 effect.

@retroislandboy9708

5 жыл бұрын

Edge made the dotted 8 delay popular....and all "worship music" incorporates that sound at some point. so weather or not all worship bands copy U2 ...only they know that....but id say it did originate from U2. but it still sounds cool regardless . i use it myself :)

How I wish we had those item to give more life to our praise and worship team ^_^

Gracias po sus tips. Muy buenos para los grupos de alabanza. Bendiciones

I play these small churches, 100 people would be a huge crowd but usually less then half of that. I usually plug a Gibson Les Paul into my (new to me) Fender Tonemaster Twin since it weighs a little over 30 lbs and is easy to pack in and out, plus it has a XLR (and cab sim) out making it easy to run into whatever little PA (if any) they have. Use the reverb if I don't have natural reverb in the building and sometimes my amp tremolo. That's it. Plug in and do it. My other (main) amp is a Fender Princeston Reverb (handwired 64 RI) that I always stuck on a chair and miced if I had to, but usually didn't. I never play with drummers, usually just pianos/organs. Maybe a bass player.

Devin Coogan is my hero! Love ya man!

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+Jonah Bostian I love you bro!! You'll always be my #1 gear consultant

Keep it up, God will bless you more and more

wow a matchless. nice rig man

Very helpful. Thanks Devin

Hi Brother Devin you are doing a great job

It made me chuckle when you said morning glory and zoomed in on the double barrel. If you know JHS you'll know its the moonshine and the morning glory combined but for anyone else, I can imagine a lot of confused google searches.

@NoahsSweetMusic

4 жыл бұрын

Caleb Morton that’s a V1 or 2 so it’s actually the JHS 808 on the right.

Oh man I just stumbled upon a Devin Coogan vid!!!

Just ran across this video - nice job describing and sampling. Thought I'd throw in 2¢ for electric-acoustic guitars. They almost always have to be amped to get any volume and pick up more tone and resonance - so they can benefit from a little 'attitude', too. LoL. I've actually used a slight phase for a few slower worship songs. Worked well🤷🏻‍♂️🎶😊

As an old school guitarist, I specifically try to avoid so many of the 'trends' in the typical worship arts set. (I'll refrain from mentioning the set product brands, the women's pants/skinny jeans, the 'worship scarves,' and the capo-dependence that I have seen among so many in my 13 years playing in churches. Thankfully, they let me play like I play, which is why I have continued to play in that arena.) That being said, I prefer a more rock distortion sound (normally I aim for a blend between a Jerry Cantrell or Joe Satriani type distortion sound mixed in with some Eric Johnson or David Gilmour), because I'm a rock musician who's played many diverse styles and venues. Over the years, I've observed some good and bad aspects with praise and worship artists. As far as the good, I would list the willingness of the musicians to play (and on some occasions, you may find some who are teachable. Those tend to become the better breed of musician, while so many others play in some form of 'I have arrived' mindset.) On the bad, I'd say the first is the tendency of so many - SO MANY - to follow the trends of their peers (ie. playing limitations, choosing gear, not practicing or not practicing to actually build on one's individual skill, etc.), which can be a bit disturbing. Secondly (and in spite of the understood reliance on the same four chord structure to relate to the congregation/audience), pdub (P/W) music is built on the same radio formula every other pop genre heavily relies on: I - IV - V - vi chords and progressions. This often times can further feed into the 'I have arrived' false mastery mindset, when (at best) it merely means those musicians have gotten good at playing over the same four chords only. If thrown into more diverse styles, progressions, or exotic scale structures those musicians would be lost. Third (I could literally write a book on my observations, and maybe I will one day), there seems to be an extremely heavy reliance on 'buying a sound' (ie the massive pedal boards) vs developing a sound/style (technique). This results in so many limitations in the musician's personal style. Over the time I've played in churches I've heard lots of scripture tossed around, but one of the most greatly missed seems to be Psalm 33, where it specifically says 'play *skillfully*' rather than *comfortably*. Prior to that, it also says to make a new song. I see little of either... just a lot of people following the same trends, writing styles, progressions, etc. This is kinda why I tend to not listen to any more pdub than what I have to. In the book *Heart of the Artist* the author asks why the best musicians are always the ones outside the church, and that's an honest question. I'm always waiting and hoping for that to change...

@mikeyn3611

11 ай бұрын

Agreed. I’m a rock guy that started playing at church. I like to sound like me, Not the 1,334,245th “THE EDGE” copy. They call it worship tone, but it’s copying whatever the record industry promotes/pays to be popular. Music is a business. Worship tone is part of that business. If it ain’t making money, it doesn’t get played. I’m so glad that there are still folks out there that want to sound like themselves and not like U2 #1 trillion. I never liked U2 anyway. Carry on my dude.

How do you get a matchless and dusi combo to sound so bad???

@karlhouseknecht

7 жыл бұрын

Because tone is apparently in the wallet. :)

@chriswade9673

6 жыл бұрын

Sounds castrated of power and might. And looks and sounds like he's seriously trying his best to play those 5 notes.

@jessejive117

6 жыл бұрын

treymax88 it sounds pretty good I think for worship music at least

@phillipverenych1

6 жыл бұрын

This is ridiculous, definitely a gear head over practical guitar skill.

@sigilwig444

5 жыл бұрын

Jesse Collins no it doesn’t

All music belongs to the Lord. Its a nice basics. Personally, the tone seems thin to me. However, to each their own.

"look at the JHS morning glory!" *camera zooms in on double barrel * 😅 great video though, for real!

@dondeestasquenoteveo

3 жыл бұрын

I hope that by now you know...

No one talks about worship guitar tone back in the day, as long as you play your chords clean and most importantly only use the clean channel of your amp.

So, what is "affordable"? I dont think JHS are very affordable...

@paulparsons2765

8 жыл бұрын

+fender678910 Honestly, I have a JOYO vintage overdrive and it produces some great warm overdrive tones. And it costs like 30 bucks. Lol

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+fender678910 Thanks for watching. Yes, it depends what the meter is for buying music stuff. It can get pricy for sure buy pro-grade gear, but a good way to look at it is instead of buying an xbox and all with that, it's guitar gear that's bought. $180 will get you a solid Overdrive that can get some transparent gain and cleans. Most pro-grade single pedals will cost less than $200, whether OD, distortion, compression, boost, etc. Go on the Chicago Music Exchange or Reverb.com and check out their "boutique" pedals new and used. You can find some good stuff!

@josiah513

8 жыл бұрын

+fender678910 I was going to say the same thing. Hillsong even uses a cheaper overdrive.

@milesrinehart6386

8 жыл бұрын

two matchless all tube hand wired amps= not affordable

@hgostos

8 жыл бұрын

If you like the Morning glory, the Mooer Blues Crab sounds almost the same and it's cheaper.

thank you very informative video...

thanks for the video may god increase your seed sown. the jhs morning is actually based on the marshall bluesbreaker pedal not the amp. so for those looking for a similar tone can look for pedal designers that immulate that tone. there is so much more i can say but this video was designed to get you started.

That Dusenberg is beautiful.

3:56 (DO IT AGAIN by Elevation worship)

@NoahsSweetMusic

4 жыл бұрын

“Always” by Kristian Stanfill.

Great!!! Just what we need!!! Another worship guitar tone video that's exactly the same as all the other's!!!

Praise Jesus

That's a crazy-cool guitar. I don't have the cajones to play something that sparkly for worship.

This really helped. Thank you!

parabens pelo video, aprendi muito com ele, mas quando sera o proximo? valeu abraço

Nice video. Thanks

This is good, and usefull as reference, but i think it laks the most important.... How do i get a good tone straigh from my amp, u need a good tone a warm solid tone before to add any kind of FX in to your chain, other wise you only gonna be masking a trash tone with FX which is not a good practice, i think that Hendroffs succes it's just that, he has a solid warm tone even with no FX. Just my opinion, any ways thanks for the video. Blessings for all you guys ;)

why'd he say he's using a morning glory when it showed the jhs double barrel??

@kylebelt850

7 жыл бұрын

The Double Barrel has the Morning Glory Circuit in one side and JHS' Tube Screamer circuit in the other.

@hunterhays7650

7 жыл бұрын

Kyle Belt ah, makes sense. thank you

im blinded by his guitar and dizzy from looking at his shirt,ps great video

Wonderful. I now have an idea .

I'm 23 years old wanna learn how too play the lead guitar so i can play in my church

@interlude44

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony Jones awesome :)

hightens the frequency???

@stopmonkey47452

6 жыл бұрын

i guess i've been calling the wrong thing overdrives then. I've always reffered to pedals that heightened the frequency as pitch-shifters/ octaves :)

really helpful godbless!

Thank you good sound!!

You forgot two: the volume pedal for those volume sweeps and the occasional wah

wow thanks

When I started playing at church, I had a fake boss ds 1, boss metalzone and boss hypermetal then Ax1000g then a zoom g2. and I called them guitar effects that's it.

Reverb: "And essentially, it takes a mono signal and widens it to give it a stereo feel" 4:21 Hahahahaha...no

@M3RRIH3W13

8 жыл бұрын

+ugug888 Well, technically, no, but a stereo sound is a tone thickener because of the spread of the speakers. Reverb makes the sound thicker and more ambient. Similar, not the same, but I got the meaning.

@guitaristwilllane

8 жыл бұрын

+ugug888 Also, "overdrives heighten the frequency of the signal going to the amp, and gives it the sound of overdrive tubes" that put me off... XD A lot of the technical explanation is dead wrong. Immediately after he says "We like transparent overdrive because non-transparent overdrives wrap your tone in distortion." The Morning Glory has a mid-hump iirc.

@M3RRIH3W13

8 жыл бұрын

***** Would you say delay and reverb are modulated sounds? They take a straight signal and fatten them up. Reverb has tails, delay has tails. Delay changes a standard tone by adding a second or an analog tone by adding to the mix. Reverb adds a different tone that is adjusted by the mix. Lighten up, he may have misspoke, but there are similarities. Haven't you ever misspoke?

@guitaristwilllane

8 жыл бұрын

M3RRIH3W13 I have, and in fact I had some gear demos where I misspoke, and I took them down after I came to grips with it! :P

@M3RRIH3W13

8 жыл бұрын

I can respect that, it's all good :)

There's no way that Matchless actually sounds as bad as it does in this video, must have been the mic placement or even the settings you used (like the bass at 9 o'clock). Great explanations though, really. Maybe this tone you're using is one that you typically use so that you avoid adding too much mud to the overall mix of the band, which is a great thought process to utilize, but I think we'd all love to hear the same amp but with a rounder sound. Thanks!

@jerichocruzado

8 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking- as a solo guitar, this tone would leave much to be desired but there are so many other instruments at play on Sundays

Tks for the video!

Nothing says worshipping like a JTM-45

Affordable?? That's more than three times the price of my guitar!!

3:00 "O campeão dos campeões..." =p

Devon! Randomly stumbled upon this video. You have such a great heart, thanks for making this video, it will certainly help many guitar players on their journey! Hope all is well with you man :-)

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+Jacob Packett great to hear from you!! Thank you for watching/encouragement! We want to resources as much as possible here at Hope. Would love to catch up more sir, bless you!

Your guitar is awesome. Is it possible to put each one you named off in a link?? Please sir? Like maybe also a link of where you bought them as well. I’m not familiar with these items,my husband however plays And is playing more and more in our church. I wanted to get him a standard popular pedal or two what would you suggest. We are Pentecostal and get down with a lot of gospel music:D.

That's a Duesenberg Guitar right?....I just discovered those guitars for the first time online the other day. They have some really cool models.

big thanks and Gbu!

Really helpful...

I have to disagree about transparent overdrive and worship music being all about that clean tone with slight grit. Also, every John mark McMillan record disagrees too... :)

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Dolhanyk thanks for watching! Worship music being all about transparent tone is a generalization for sure, but on average its more true than the opposite. JMM is also an anomaly of Christian music too. Yet, listen to his latest Borderlands and its primarily clean/transparent guitar sounds. Thanks!

@BBWiggs-kd2ph

7 жыл бұрын

I'll take the not-so-transparent overdrive of Lincoln Brewster anyday. ;)

@jburdsinfuse

7 жыл бұрын

I'll take the full on thunder of Underoath or Killswitch...or maybe even the saturation of MXPX (yes...all Christian performers).

Great tips bro, do more videos. Don't mind the critics. They usually have a shitty life, I feel sorry for them. God bless you my friend.

Terimakasih. Thank you.

Saw the gear and thought "Oh this is gonna sound awesome." - He was able to get an OK sound but when you realize he is using 5k+ in gear it is mind blowing. Bad, bad, bad.

thanks for the demo !

Nice guitar! What's that? My budget only allowed me to have iOS effects (Bias or S-Gear) via Apogee jam- any suggestions on what's the best method to output direct to house board/mixer? I know the output of iOS effects are digitalized already, good in home speakers, like a true HD mp3- but on live setting, how can I make it sound like more passive?

Did you play in the campus band at Liberty? I recognize that guitar.

Just picked up a Morning Glory :D

Is this how I sound like Droff? How do I Droff?

@JorgeMartinez-li6ug

8 жыл бұрын

Get a Cusak Screamer

@JorgeMartinez-li6ug

8 жыл бұрын

Get a Cusak Screamer

@gregfarmer8588

8 жыл бұрын

+Bradford Mitchell Practice, practice and then ........ practice :)

@bmitchellmusic

8 жыл бұрын

Twas a joke. Dev is a buddy :)

@enyarijo3098

7 жыл бұрын

hey ,if anyone else needs to find out about christian acoustic guitar lessons try Tarbetti Worship Music Tutor (just google it ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my brother in law got excellent success with it.

It was helpful!

Hey man nice video. Appreciate the help. Been looking for a nice delay. What delay(s) do you have and/or would recommend for a contemporary worship setting similar to what you play?

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Komala thanks for watching! My recommendation is what many of the players nowadays use... Strymon Timeline and Boss DD20. Difference in price by a few hundred, but I've used both with flawless success!

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+Hope Community Worship one of our players was using the DD-500 by Boss this weekend. Its the new delay they put out to compete with the Strymon Timeline, but a few hundred $$ cheaper. Check it out! www.google.com/#q=Boss+DD+500

@alexkomala

8 жыл бұрын

+Hope Community Worship awesome. Thanks for the advise. I'll check them out!

@guitaristwilllane

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Komala You might also consider a multi-effects like the Zoom G3. I use it extensively for time-based effects like reverb and delay, it excels in that field!

@alexkomala

8 жыл бұрын

Will Lane Productions Great suggestion! I've had multi-effects in the past and just could not get the tone I was looking for. Maybe i didn't have a nice enough board but in my opinion you cant go wrong with individual pedals

At the 3rd example I was thinking, "what about the 1/8 transparent overdrive reverb" joking around ..but then he actually did..

There's a whole lot of complaining on here about the gear and choice of example material, but seriously, people are just trying to make helpful videos for beginners. It's got a "101" on there for a reason. The guitar industry is saturated with options, so if JHS is not "affordable" for you, even on the used market, then do your homework and find a comparable pedal at your budget. JHS is affordable when you consider the options available to guitarists nowadays. Please excuse this dude for not wasting an additional $1k to buy a cheapo amp, guitar, overdrive, delay and reverb pedal for the sole purpose of making these tutorials, and so that you feel better about how his setup compares to yours. Nice gear definitely makes a difference in the right hands, but so does cheap gear when you're willing to learn the equipment and get the most out of it. People need to cut these guys a break, they're putting themselves out there and actually trying to be helpful - that's more than a lot of us can say, my self included.

@chriswade9673

6 жыл бұрын

Maybe his affordable setup should at least be a little more practical and doable. Most of us can't afford a Douchenburg and a Matchless and a board full of JHS. He didn't even make his tone sound all that glorious with the $10,000 his pastor parents spent on that :P

@jessejive117

6 жыл бұрын

Rodrigo Sanchez Yea music is probably his job so he’s gotta use some good gear

@jessejive117

6 жыл бұрын

Rodrigo Sanchez this would’ve helped me SO much 6 or 7 years ago...

@alfredoordonez1505

6 жыл бұрын

Rodrigo Sanchez the problem isn’t his rig, the problem is his tone knowledge. All the information he is giving is just crap and it’s a disservice to the people who are trying to learn about tone. So in reality he isn’t being helpful, he’s actually doing the opposite of helping.

@yray78

5 жыл бұрын

Alfredo Ordonez If you think that this guy is not helping you at all then that is your problem. I bet that you will be still seeing his videos in the future with the same criticism. Can't wait to see your own video here in KZread for me to see the difference, especially the "tone knowledge" that you mentioned.

Sweet rig man,what guitar are you using?..

@devincoogan

9 жыл бұрын

+David Charles Hey man thanks, its a Duesenberg Starplayer TV . Go say hello to the most beautiful guitars ever made (in my opinion) duesenbergusa.com

@davidjcharles

9 жыл бұрын

+Devin Coogan wow these guitars are sweet!..thanks man!..

What guitar is that? Gorgeous...

@zanerader7223

7 жыл бұрын

Stevie Pettit duesenburg starplayer tv

Thanks for sharing with the community buddy. Your efforts are appreciated. The self appointed know it all's are failing to grasp the intent of your video. Instead of producing anything themselves...they are hoping to impress anybody...because no one in there lives is impressed by them. Grow up people.

I am sure the beginner worship player will get a lot out of what the effects sound like and how they are used, but the technical information regarding what the pedals do to the signal is very misleading and incorrect. I also understand that simplicity is key when beginning so you do not have to explain diodes, cathodes, etc. but do not attempt to explain a device without actually knowing what it does, that can be frustrating for a mislead beginner.

@guitaristwilllane

7 жыл бұрын

I stumbled across this video again and I guess it may help if I clarify what OD's, Delays, and Reverbs actually do, at a basic but usable understanding. Overdrive pedals simulate tube amp clipping through solid state components like the diode and transistor. This allows for more pronounced distortion characteristics at lower amp volumes. OD's also push an amp with more signal, resulting in more clipping from the amp as well. Clipping is where the input signal has more "energy" than the output device can handle without "chopping off" or reducing the signal to some degree. OD's will often impart a bit of voicing onto the sound, typically emphasizing the midrange of which the guitar is primarily mixed as a midrange instrument. Refer to the wiki article for more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distortion_(music) The description of Delay was not necessarily incorrect, but left some important bits out. Delays do "copy" the signal but it is maybe more descriptive to say delays repeat the signal multiple times, within a regular interval of time, and typically degrades in volume over time. It is more like an echo effect. Reverbs simulate the sound as if you were hearing the guitar played in certain room spaces, like a concert hall or a cathedral. Reverberation as a scientific term is the result of sound persisting in a room space after the sound source itself has stopped producing the original sound. Sound bounces off the walls and resonates, and reverb pedals simulate that phenomena.

I'm a professional worship musician, and yes, that kind of warm delay/verb sound is used a lot in worship music. But please do something different too. God doesn't want us all to sound the same, he wants you to find the tone that only you can produce with the unique gifts he gave you. All kinds of music can worship our Lord and just because a lot of bands are using one specific sound doesn't mean you have to use that sound too.

I have A Budget to Get IBANEZ GRG270DX please tell me Will this work For Worship Music i know This will work For sure because it all about Lord and All I need to do is Worship him truly with all i have but i wanna ask you Is Ibanez a Good and a best Choice for worship music if Not then would you please suggest Me A Guitar in Same price Range of Ibanez grg270dx?? Please it would be a Great help

such talent to play hahahahaha

Isn't that actually the JHS Double Barrel OD? Great pedal but not exactly affordable for a lot of people. $300 ish new

Thanks

Glory to God bro Thanks for sharing. Just be careful in the music you hear.

Nice tone:) maybe some mids and low fq next time? :)

@HopeCommunityWorship919

8 жыл бұрын

+Abraham K thanks for watching!

@abrahamk6734

8 жыл бұрын

+Hope Community Worship Looking forward to the next video :)

guess I'm gonna go join a church cause they seem to play live music alot. he's just left Chicago?