Everything Guitar is a creative and inspiring guitar-based music channel. With classical guitar, electric guitar, baroque lute, effects pedal demos & builds, guitar amplifier & musical sound equipment demonstrations & reviews. Classical and jazz theory music lessons. Solo guitar repertoire pieces from guitar grades 1-8 to pro-level repertoire compositions, acoustic guitar, finger-style etc. Musical analysis, mini-lectures and livestream tutorials.
With world-premier transcriptions & useful musical tips & tricks. Other styles include The Beatles (George Harrison), Dire Straits (Mark Knopfler), music news & interviews. Presented by Dr Dale Harris (BA, MA, PhD).
The gear used reflects my taste. In my videos you'll see me playing gear by Boss, Effectrode, Fender, Gibson, Godin, Gretsch, Ibanez, Mooer, Ovation, Rickenbacker, TC Electronic, MXR, Vox, Wampler, etc.
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Sounds pretty sick! Thank you so much for the thorough review. Do you think stacking two of these pedals would work well as main overdrive? I'm aiming for a Bernard Butler kind of sound, and he used to stack two Turbo Rats together.
Hey Jimmy, thanks for the message. I don't know if you're old enough to remember this but I remember when the original ProCo RAT was released and I saw many guitarists using two of them. I assumed that they had one for rhythm and chords and one for lead. Switching between the two with something like a Gigrig Quartermaster or a Boss LS2 is one plan. If stacking RATS, I would say have one on minimum drive, and the other with more drive and volume. Experimentation with the ordering too could achieve interesting variety. It is definitely worth having a go to see if you can recreate your favourite sounds. Thanks for watching! Best regards, Dale Harris
@@EverythingGuitar23 Very clear now, thank you so much again, keep up with your content! :)
Love this one!
Ottima chitarra ne ho presa una oggi Cherry Sunburst bellissima, non so proprio regolarla bene, ho suonato sempre Fender Strato adesso sono passati alla Gibson e devo saperla regolare
@EverythingGuitar23 I just bought a pre owned A6 Ultra but i receive it without strings; could you tell me what kind of strings set is the better to this (specialy to get those beautifull sounds!!! ) thnks a lot
Does the serial number on this guitar says it is closer to 2023 or closer to 2021 ? Thanks !
Here's the Jeff Beck strat...he uses pickups different than these....why is that?
I got mine about 2 months ago in honeyburst and it sounds absolutely killer! I was surprised by how much I ended up using the direct to bridge function live and how useful it was :)
Bit airier than a standard, build quality is just as good as r the electrics. If u like a more rustic look and an airier sound that is starting to stray slightly towards a 335 it’s a good guitar for u. Will never part with mine.
Great video. Thanks for making it.
Hi. Thank you so much for this great video. How would you suggest to clean the slider without disassembling the RMC? Can I just use a Kontakt Chemie 60/61 or WL ? If yes, which one would be the best? Also, sorry for all those questions: how to proceed in practice? I aim at the slider, put a little and then slide the slider? There is no risk for the rest of the electronic? Thanks again and have a nice day ! .
Always start with compressed air which is harmless. You can get it in a spray canister. Give the slot a good wiggle and see if it clears. Second is a non-chemical electronic switch cleaner. It depends on your country as to which exact products to use. Deoxit and Servisol are what I often use, but use sparingly and only after trying air and wiggle! I've never had to spray my Godin's but maybe yours has been exposed to radical temperature fluctuations? Best regards, Dale Harris
@@EverythingGuitar23 Thanks a lot it is very much appreciated :)
Great demonstrations. Just wondering, as the 2019 Guitar Syllabus has the scales and arpeggios mentioned in a different order. Do we still play the scales according to the ABRSM Guitar Scales Grades 1-5 Book, as it is the order (not the technique/fingerings) that is out of date? My pupil is sitting a grade 2 exam. Thanks
Rule no 1, always check the ABRSM website to see if there are any updates. The 2019 syllabus and books remain valid as of summer 2024. There's a PDF download that states the exact requirements. Fingerings are always suggested and not compulsory. www.abrsm.org/sites/default/files/2023-09/complete_guitar_syllabus.pdf See page 19 for exact specifications. I hope that this helps! Best regards, Dale Harris
Lets have an episode about Burns guitars
just wanted to thank you Dale for all the efforts and work.. im an Egyptian and due to my low english i dont get every thing tbh .. but still watch some of your performances which are self explanitory.. thanks again 😊❤
Wow, thank you! Best regards from England, Dale Harris
Fantastic playing Dale! My son is doing some extra playing over the summer and it helps so much to have your videos - especially when there isn’t anyone to show him new songs.
That's great to hear! If I help to inspire the next generation of musicians then all the better. Best regards, Dale Harris
Well without wishing to be disrespecful that sound AND playing is a million miles from a Shadows sound. As usual when people play these classic hits but are NOT really a TRUE Shads fan they ADD notes that are not in the original because they do NOT listen PROPERLY to how Hank played them. The soind on this and your other recordings is THIN and METALIC sounding and the ECHO PATTERN is completely wrong.
I see no problem in covering extra synth notes in the introduction where a keyboard player isn't available. Someone has to cover such an important musical part in order for the piece to be complete (see my arrangements of Wagner opera for instance). To me, there's an OCD problem in the tribute world, and basically people should learn to lose up a bit and serve the music and not the backward headed notion of "copying". We had the same deal with the authentic-music brigade in the field of renaissance and baroque music. There will always be a divide between those who simply wish to promote music and make it available to the following generations, and those who hark back to the days of bullying and wrapping a student's knuckles with a ruler for daring to step outside the norms of one's "school".
@@EverythingGuitar23 I am talking about how you played Wonderful Land you ADDED extra notes where there ARE none in the original. You echo tail's on the DAMPED phrases are non existant. Sorry but you ARE going to get criticzized by REAL SHADS fans like me we expect these classics to be played note for note and TONE perfect that's the way it is. I have all the original gear to recreate this EARLY Shadows sound and we are DEDICATED to recreating that "Abbey Road" recorded sound so maybe I shouldn't be criticizing you so heavily.....it's just VERY annoying to TRUE Shadows Fanatics.
Wonderful performance 👏👍
I like mine, but if you turn another knob without returning the previous knob back to saved position, that feature goes away. Kind of silly. Strymon definitely has walrus beat in the saving, copying, and recalling a preset within the pedal.
Although don't forget that the ACS1 can have midi-footswitch control where all options are open. Use an expression pedal to control an EQ parameter for instance and recall of presets.
@@EverythingGuitar23 i use it via midi. The midi functionality isn’t its weakness. Its the saving process and the inability to copy a saved preset to another location seamlessly, like how strymon pedals do it.
I haven't used it with midi yet. I'm still deciding on a suitable midi-switcher. Pirate, morning star, etc. One that has good pc software capability. Any recommendations?
@@EverythingGuitar23 ive been using my voodoo lab px - 8 plus for yrs.
Dude this sounds so beautiful but I can't find tabs anywhere. There is a site that sells em for $30 and a 2 month wait time for a physical copy but that's crazy. I just want a download but no one does that :(
I'm old school and mostly use sheet music. I occasionally use tabs for teaching but I don't check scores for tabs. Guitarists ought to try to learn both sheet music and tablature but I completely understand that it's a time consuming learning process. Was the tab you saw through Scribd dot com? Best regards, Dale
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Great video. Octaves sound pretty clean, aren't they?
Can you do it step by step and little bit slower
I put "lute through metal zone" into youtube's search just for a joke really, wasn't actually expecting there to be a video on it hahaha
It goes to prove a point that at least two of us think the same thoughts! All the best, Dale Harris
Awesome shootout, thank you very much 😊.
I got one on sale for $1999.00, for my son. He started to ignore his chores, so, Daddy has a new Les Paul now, and I love it. So versatile and those '61's!! Woof. Tjey are great.
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Great chords
I can’t believe this doesn’t even have 300 views. This is such an outstanding arrangement!
GREAT!
Nothing like a pedal review where the reviewer keeps the pedal's LEVEL at 25% or below during the entirety of it. smh
Hey man I understand that it seems daft, but I actually got the pedal and if the level is above 25% you pretty much get almost no dry signal. In practical applications you pretty much will never realistically use it above that range. I think this guys actually demoed the pedal pretty well.
@@antonioaguiar5071 I hear ya...but a proper demo should cover a pedal fully. Depending on what genre one plans to use the pedal for, a lot of people wanna hear what it sounds like DROWNING in wetness...for atmospheric reasons. It'd only take the reviewer 20 seconds to explore the other 75% of that dial.
Two reasons why your request is unreasonable: first, is that I'm making videos and music because I love the subject. If others want to observe, that's great. It is with regret that some find my videos irritating; but I can't do much about that. Second, if say one was to adhere to your preference of demonstrating the extremes of a pedal, why then have I yet to have seen a delay demo where the pedal is set to a 4 second delay and infinite repeats? The answer would be because the needs of the many usually outweigh the few (Star Trek III). Best regards, Dale Harris from Everything Guitar
I'd just like to say that pecker heads comment wasn't a problem. Sarcastic or serious. I understand that he wants to hear the full range before purpose. I ALSO WOULD LIKE TO POINT OUT THE RESPONSE FROM THE CREATOR. WHY DO YOU SOUND LIKE COMIC BOOK STORE GUY?
I'm a heavy metal guitar player who began to learn classical guitar. Just subscribed to your channel. You are a brilliant player. Congratulations. Do you use only this support on your leg or do you also use a foot support? I'm considering buying a leg support because foot support is uncomfortable for me. Is it possible to use only the cushion? Again congrats for your channel. If you can publish tips and suggestions for beginners it would be awesome. All the best
Hi Carlos, thank you for the kind words. Yes, I understand perfectly that foot supports aren't for everyone; they seem to aggravate my left hip joint these days if set too high. I prefer a low setting on a foot support plus the cushion. And I also use and like the EFEL support. Both types of support (foot and leg) can be found within the following playlist: kzread.info/head/PLd3BUeBSQAN7aRIayoLVVnUyAkoI8JgOl There should be plenty of videos on my channel that should help classical guitar enthusiasts of all levels; hopefully you can test a few videos out and see what you think. The playlists on the channel should be self explanitory. Best regards, Dale Harris
Just bought one second hand Absolutely awesome
What’s the difference between this and the Behringer Ultra Chorus? I have the Ultra but I think this might be better.
As far as I know, the Behringer Ultra Chorus is basically a Boss CH-1 Chorus. Which I believe is a standard chorus (delay/pitch/vibrato set against the dry tone). Whereas the Behringer Chorus Space- D is a Tri-chorus; namely two different delay/pitch/vibrato pitches set against the dry tone. The latter should be thicker, and can almost flange and when placed in stereo achieving a huge panned effect. I've always preferred Tri-chorus over the standard one. It's basically down to taste; it's like the difference in stereo between a Boss CE-3 and the Boss DC-2. I hope that this helps? All the best, Dale Harris
@@EverythingGuitar23 thanks, yes I see. I might get one as it does sound more interesting to my ear. I also have a vintage Ibanez Flanger in 18V in my pedal board.
I would certainly try both chorus pedals and keep the one that you prefer. Also, those old mxr flangers are really lovely, I concur! All the best, Dale
hello Dale, i'm compiling a repertoire book for grade 1 students, do you think this piece fits in it? (it would be one of the later pieces in the book of course) or what grade of difficulty would you give it on a sale from 1 to 10?
Thank you
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Thin out of Out of phase sounds amazing too. Listen to old blues and that’s the sound
Excellent video! Great job of displaying the features. I love love my 2021 Honeyburst Classic!
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So I liked this, it's authentic without banking, that is, a completely original performance of the song!
But, you didn't run the Rickenbacker through the Octaver to simulate 24 (or 18?) strings
Glorious! Thank you!!
Congratulations
Nut size on my MIM strat was 1/2 in. 12 mm socket was too small. But the fix was easy. Thank you!
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I found the TCE Quintessence to be more compatable because of the mode choice section. Other pedals seem to randomly jump around at certain points when trying to match their note choice with the chord position (ie 3rd or4th). Selling the others to get another TCE Quintessence for my board.
Great Waltz by Tatiana Stachak and excellent performance, great interpretation 👏🎸👍 congratulations thanks for sharing All the best
¡Magistral interpretacion, muchas gracias!
Amazing!
Can you tell me we’re the tabs for this beautiful piece is I really want to learn it