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Is that an A or D diminished arpeggio you’re playing?
@nigef33422 сағат бұрын
I have the same guitar, can't make it sound like that though 😅
@BobbyHaynie-ot2ypКүн бұрын
Man great simple lesson thanks a lot brother starting the traid on the 3rd great info need more instructors like you thanks again
@BASILEMOJO2 күн бұрын
no thanks...i shit on rhythm
@Raunchy1332 күн бұрын
Kind of late to the party, but there's one in my area selling for 1100. It's 2011 model, comes with hard case, and it has seymour duncan's SH-JB Hot Rodded Hum-buckers with split coil. Can anyone please confirm if it's a steal? Thaaanks!
@danielbarbieri81992 күн бұрын
Some guitar player phrase like piano, others like saxophone or harmonica, Albert phrased like nothing else...
@princeorville94572 күн бұрын
How do you eliminate the hum? I got the p90 but the hum is so strong . Help me with any suggestion 🙏
@steveo443 күн бұрын
Amazing tutorial. What a tone you have. !Stellar
@jazzpezzas3 күн бұрын
Hi Corey, this is just what i was looking for, now let's see if i can master this awesomeness!
@alancirwin3 күн бұрын
I’m extremely critical of pedals and get along with very few. I picked up a 30th anniversary ODR-1 and it’s absolutely incredible. Absolutely wonderful organic feels like an amp. It’s pretty amazing. It has crunch warmth and clarity. All at the same time feels supernatural under the fingers and the base cut knob is perfect. You can dial it in so it feels just under your fingers and you sit perfectly in the mix
@dangtin82003 күн бұрын
that SG Junior sounds exactly how I want my guitar to sound, so greattttttttttttttttttt
@mirllewist30863 күн бұрын
Great demo! I like the Princeton better than the Princeton. That is to say, I actually like the chorus one better. Nothing wrong with the classic sound of the valve Princeton, but there is something special to my cloth ears about the ss one.
@bryanhodges67473 күн бұрын
For fender cleans with decent headroom which amp am i better off going with? The Blues Jr, the Princeton or something else? Thanks for opinions.
@rickystokes8913 күн бұрын
I bought my first ODR1 last week and Im completely blown away by the tone. The hype is real folks!
@deronwitmer39374 күн бұрын
Subscribed after that intro solo!
@coreycongilio3 күн бұрын
Hey thanks!
@jerrycook32734 күн бұрын
Great demo thanks I do hear tighter more focused compressed sound on the core I have the se dgt live my solos are bright snappy and cut through the mix for under a $1000 won't complain I do wish it was a tad bit warmer sounding I don't think pickups would change that it's a wood thing😊
@rebeccagarner25764 күн бұрын
I took a chance and got my hands on a Horsemeat pedal for a very good price, and I was pleasantly surprised! I absolutely LOVE this pedal… And it sounds amazing no matter which guitar Im playing at the time and it goes well with other overdrive pedals also. I definitely do not regret the purchase.
@yammak20044 күн бұрын
Man that's a beautiful PRS you got there
@kenster8654 күн бұрын
Great review w/o a doubt. I'm toying with getting one of the TM Super Reverb's. I could easily afford an old-school tube version but at ~65 lbs. coupled with my age (72 yo) if I do a gig I'd much rather move a MUCH lighter 4-10 variant. 🙂🙃🙂
@gokhanyamanlar73834 күн бұрын
🔥🔥🔥🔥
@nYdGeo4 күн бұрын
You should have put in the title exactly what you said, "...getting great sounds from the Keeley..." Halo and Hydra, pedals that most if not al of us want, but maybe 1%-2% of us actually have. Another video useless to most of us.
@coreycongilio4 күн бұрын
Yeah, but the techniques work for other pedals of this variety. 80k+ seem to enjoy the information in the vid so, feel free to to find another that suits you
@nYdGeo4 күн бұрын
@@coreycongilio that's cool. Why didn't you say that this video is about how to get great sounds out of reverb and delay pedals, using the (spectacular) Keeley Halo and Hydra as examples. If even some of the information contained in the video is applicable to reverb and delay pedals in general, that's a whole other thing. Looking back, that's kind of how the title reads. I guess I'm just very literal and went by what you said in the beginning of the video. I'll give it a different review after I watch it.
@SweetPablo9724 күн бұрын
Fact: The G&L tele is not as good as the Sire. Never has been and it never will. I play mine through a POD 2.0, and the sound can’t be beat.
@stevedarby10994 күн бұрын
At Andertons (UK) the DGT SE is 749 and DGT core 3999. I know the purists will say, but the craftsmanship and built in USA etc. But I picked up a SE and they are fantastically built and for a gigging musician the sound is practically the same and the audience would NEVER tell the difference. I have no plans to go for the core.... this is what guitars should be, well built, sound great and not cost an arm and a leg. If it breaks in an accident or fire, easy to replace too.
@nelsono43154 күн бұрын
I saw Gary twice in his hard rock heyday. No one plays like Gary. My number 1 six-stringer hands down.
@cowboygypsey5 күн бұрын
Sounds a little like,Steely Dans, Chain Lightning?
@tangojack52295 күн бұрын
Dude..what gauge strings are on that Gibbie?😮
@jburdsinfuse5 күн бұрын
I got the 594 SE. the shop threw in a complimentary plek job…the tuners had to be replaced before I could gig it. I would say…it’s just okay. I don’t think I would have been happier with the Epi. I’ve had two Gibson LP Tributes and both played and sounded better than these. My Standard LP and Classic both crush these for tone and playability. The Classic was $1099 with a case, new and on sale.
@lyesbenlarbi74585 күн бұрын
I am playing stax music at tje moment Do you think this guitar would work?
@Freedum_Fries5 күн бұрын
You're a great player man! just subbed. Also bought a new DGT se like you have in this video
@Freedum_Fries5 күн бұрын
Sounds so good!!!!
@myname14695 күн бұрын
Have you tried to Browne Atom?
@jroc22016 күн бұрын
Excellent, well played Corey
@user-mp1bz1tp4e6 күн бұрын
Corey, I'm logged in on truefire going through the 50 blues rhythms you must know, and thank you for these lessons. These are great.
@SeanEricSpearman7 күн бұрын
love this
@slowfinger27 күн бұрын
Cutting the nut is not a surprise. Manufacturers ship all around the world, in and out of different climatic conditions. The guitars must arrive in playable condition, so they are set a little high. Usually the good music stores go over the instruments and fix with a minor setup. (a good friend and instrument repairman told me that was one of his jobs at Canada's largest music store chain- L&M) Corey, I heard you say it was solid. Good. I hate that loose snakey feeling some guitars have, even great sounding ones. eg: I have this cheap GWL (George Washburn Limited) acoustic that I bought because it sounded awesome, clean and crisp, and had a split compensation saddle. It wasn't until weeks later that I picked up my old cheap Yamaha FG331 ($120 in 1982) and was blown away by the difference. The Yamaha is a serious tone-monster, a solid piece of kit. The GWL, not so much. A thinner toned boxy snakeyness was revealed by a head to head play.
@tacetjackalmighty7 күн бұрын
Yeah the protein is pretty great ngl
@richardsrensen42197 күн бұрын
great solo
@pacofuckhead7 күн бұрын
Fantastic lesson! Thanks Corey!
@paulcarr22077 күн бұрын
Wonderful, thank you.
@gudge_227 күн бұрын
The build quality on these Sires is up there with Schecter at about $200 less (Made in the same Cort factory). Rolled fret edges better than guitars 3 times the cost. I think you somewhat skimped on the positives.
@bouxesas20468 күн бұрын
How is this Marshall and other plugins working with no DSP? Can I get them for Apollo Solo too?
@veissanr8 күн бұрын
Hello :) I can't access the patches, please is there a way to do this...thank you
@stevemakadok77568 күн бұрын
Best video on stacking pedal chain. Way to go!!! Thanks Corey
@mr.bluenotedoobop8 күн бұрын
I picked up a new red one during the CME Xmas blowout for $300. I play it as much as my Gibson sg or fender American strat
@MiguelEsguerra8 күн бұрын
It's a nice thing to know how you approach creating chord progression. Keeping it tight and closely knitted.
@MiguelEsguerra8 күн бұрын
He got me there. "Not a bar chord to be found." That's good stuff, Corey. Haha! :D
@richardsrensen42198 күн бұрын
love this it can be used in difrenc scale i think by the way great solo you playd
@pipastring93318 күн бұрын
Pure gold - thanks so much!
@JoeyAdes9 күн бұрын
The difference I see is the Gibson & Epi strings aren’t straight off the headstock but PRS are straight.
@Rebellovw9 күн бұрын
Very cool - I've been using the minor triads with the minor pentatonic - but major triads with a minor pentatonic for 7 chords - that is cool. That in addition to bending the m3 -> M3 and playing the 6-1 for the 4th or bending the f7 for the 5th - triads would make it more intuitive. Thanks.
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Is that an A or D diminished arpeggio you’re playing?
I have the same guitar, can't make it sound like that though 😅
Man great simple lesson thanks a lot brother starting the traid on the 3rd great info need more instructors like you thanks again
no thanks...i shit on rhythm
Kind of late to the party, but there's one in my area selling for 1100. It's 2011 model, comes with hard case, and it has seymour duncan's SH-JB Hot Rodded Hum-buckers with split coil. Can anyone please confirm if it's a steal? Thaaanks!
Some guitar player phrase like piano, others like saxophone or harmonica, Albert phrased like nothing else...
How do you eliminate the hum? I got the p90 but the hum is so strong . Help me with any suggestion 🙏
Amazing tutorial. What a tone you have. !Stellar
Hi Corey, this is just what i was looking for, now let's see if i can master this awesomeness!
I’m extremely critical of pedals and get along with very few. I picked up a 30th anniversary ODR-1 and it’s absolutely incredible. Absolutely wonderful organic feels like an amp. It’s pretty amazing. It has crunch warmth and clarity. All at the same time feels supernatural under the fingers and the base cut knob is perfect. You can dial it in so it feels just under your fingers and you sit perfectly in the mix
that SG Junior sounds exactly how I want my guitar to sound, so greattttttttttttttttttt
Great demo! I like the Princeton better than the Princeton. That is to say, I actually like the chorus one better. Nothing wrong with the classic sound of the valve Princeton, but there is something special to my cloth ears about the ss one.
For fender cleans with decent headroom which amp am i better off going with? The Blues Jr, the Princeton or something else? Thanks for opinions.
I bought my first ODR1 last week and Im completely blown away by the tone. The hype is real folks!
Subscribed after that intro solo!
Hey thanks!
Great demo thanks I do hear tighter more focused compressed sound on the core I have the se dgt live my solos are bright snappy and cut through the mix for under a $1000 won't complain I do wish it was a tad bit warmer sounding I don't think pickups would change that it's a wood thing😊
I took a chance and got my hands on a Horsemeat pedal for a very good price, and I was pleasantly surprised! I absolutely LOVE this pedal… And it sounds amazing no matter which guitar Im playing at the time and it goes well with other overdrive pedals also. I definitely do not regret the purchase.
Man that's a beautiful PRS you got there
Great review w/o a doubt. I'm toying with getting one of the TM Super Reverb's. I could easily afford an old-school tube version but at ~65 lbs. coupled with my age (72 yo) if I do a gig I'd much rather move a MUCH lighter 4-10 variant. 🙂🙃🙂
🔥🔥🔥🔥
You should have put in the title exactly what you said, "...getting great sounds from the Keeley..." Halo and Hydra, pedals that most if not al of us want, but maybe 1%-2% of us actually have. Another video useless to most of us.
Yeah, but the techniques work for other pedals of this variety. 80k+ seem to enjoy the information in the vid so, feel free to to find another that suits you
@@coreycongilio that's cool. Why didn't you say that this video is about how to get great sounds out of reverb and delay pedals, using the (spectacular) Keeley Halo and Hydra as examples. If even some of the information contained in the video is applicable to reverb and delay pedals in general, that's a whole other thing. Looking back, that's kind of how the title reads. I guess I'm just very literal and went by what you said in the beginning of the video. I'll give it a different review after I watch it.
Fact: The G&L tele is not as good as the Sire. Never has been and it never will. I play mine through a POD 2.0, and the sound can’t be beat.
At Andertons (UK) the DGT SE is 749 and DGT core 3999. I know the purists will say, but the craftsmanship and built in USA etc. But I picked up a SE and they are fantastically built and for a gigging musician the sound is practically the same and the audience would NEVER tell the difference. I have no plans to go for the core.... this is what guitars should be, well built, sound great and not cost an arm and a leg. If it breaks in an accident or fire, easy to replace too.
I saw Gary twice in his hard rock heyday. No one plays like Gary. My number 1 six-stringer hands down.
Sounds a little like,Steely Dans, Chain Lightning?
Dude..what gauge strings are on that Gibbie?😮
I got the 594 SE. the shop threw in a complimentary plek job…the tuners had to be replaced before I could gig it. I would say…it’s just okay. I don’t think I would have been happier with the Epi. I’ve had two Gibson LP Tributes and both played and sounded better than these. My Standard LP and Classic both crush these for tone and playability. The Classic was $1099 with a case, new and on sale.
I am playing stax music at tje moment Do you think this guitar would work?
You're a great player man! just subbed. Also bought a new DGT se like you have in this video
Sounds so good!!!!
Have you tried to Browne Atom?
Excellent, well played Corey
Corey, I'm logged in on truefire going through the 50 blues rhythms you must know, and thank you for these lessons. These are great.
love this
Cutting the nut is not a surprise. Manufacturers ship all around the world, in and out of different climatic conditions. The guitars must arrive in playable condition, so they are set a little high. Usually the good music stores go over the instruments and fix with a minor setup. (a good friend and instrument repairman told me that was one of his jobs at Canada's largest music store chain- L&M) Corey, I heard you say it was solid. Good. I hate that loose snakey feeling some guitars have, even great sounding ones. eg: I have this cheap GWL (George Washburn Limited) acoustic that I bought because it sounded awesome, clean and crisp, and had a split compensation saddle. It wasn't until weeks later that I picked up my old cheap Yamaha FG331 ($120 in 1982) and was blown away by the difference. The Yamaha is a serious tone-monster, a solid piece of kit. The GWL, not so much. A thinner toned boxy snakeyness was revealed by a head to head play.
Yeah the protein is pretty great ngl
great solo
Fantastic lesson! Thanks Corey!
Wonderful, thank you.
The build quality on these Sires is up there with Schecter at about $200 less (Made in the same Cort factory). Rolled fret edges better than guitars 3 times the cost. I think you somewhat skimped on the positives.
How is this Marshall and other plugins working with no DSP? Can I get them for Apollo Solo too?
Hello :) I can't access the patches, please is there a way to do this...thank you
Best video on stacking pedal chain. Way to go!!! Thanks Corey
I picked up a new red one during the CME Xmas blowout for $300. I play it as much as my Gibson sg or fender American strat
It's a nice thing to know how you approach creating chord progression. Keeping it tight and closely knitted.
He got me there. "Not a bar chord to be found." That's good stuff, Corey. Haha! :D
love this it can be used in difrenc scale i think by the way great solo you playd
Pure gold - thanks so much!
The difference I see is the Gibson & Epi strings aren’t straight off the headstock but PRS are straight.
Very cool - I've been using the minor triads with the minor pentatonic - but major triads with a minor pentatonic for 7 chords - that is cool. That in addition to bending the m3 -> M3 and playing the 6-1 for the 4th or bending the f7 for the 5th - triads would make it more intuitive. Thanks.