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This was really cool, I never thought to plug in for the direct sound. In the IK Fender Collection, you gain access to a 6G15 reverb unit, which I think might be another great piece to try and capture the perfect reverb sound.

Those guitars together sound like heaven.

Totally awesome! Love your posts on Endless Harmony as well.

FAN, here. Since "409". "Walk Right In" was the very first 12 string I ever heard ... acoustic. And WELL DONE on this project!

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absolutely love this!

This is totally magnificent…thank you for this breakdown!

Der Hammer!

Cool!

Absolut super!

Great job!!!!

Not only do you understand the sonic mixtures Brian created and played them with such expert talent, you also are a terrific sound engineer! “Superb” isn’t a good enough accolade but it’s the best I can bestow.

Could you please post a tab for the guitar part? Hope you know your channel is a GODSEND for us beach boys fans

Awesome; a true labor of love Thank you

Does Brian know you have done this ?

Revisiting once again- wya, Joshilyn!?

Joshilyn Hoisington Fender 24-100 Gauge Strings ought to help enhance its intonation. BTW the Bass Guitar was made to replace the Double Bass because Double Basses are Acoustically imperfect in that (even though they're big) they're shrunk down from the Optimal Size that would be appropriate for those low notes (like the Viola) to make them playable by Humans. The Pickups & amp of the Bass Guitar address that issue by allowing those low notes to be amplified Electronically.

Well Done!

Sounds great, Joshilyn.

Nice!

WOW! That was fantastic. What a talent.

Totally impressive. I'm former school band director, you're a super talent.

You are terrific!Do you play at any clubs or venues? Dave

Didn't know the bass did those quarter notes along with the saxes at the end. Always liked it when Brian did that.

Brings tears to my eyes

amazing stuff. Would never have figured this out. Thank you

really enjoyed this, Always wondered how they got that sound. Now I know! Thank you

Are you sure you are not somehow Brian’s kid?

I suspect they were endeavouring to get that hurry gurdy effect and may explain the cluttered distortion likely intentional which I have heard when hurry Gurdy’s are played

That was a great breakdown love it

You nailed it!

Did Billy Strange handle the lead on this? It sure sounds like his work on The Munsters theme.

The room sounds and echo sends are spot on! After doing some stereo mixing, I got to hear the echo sends and this is really accurate.

Great ears here!

Fantastic.

This shit, all of your stuff, is so amazing. I just can’t believe it.

This is the kind of stuff I love to see but nobody does - I don’t think they know how to!

Joshilyn, you are an utterly amazing person. I love this channel and hope you'll be back soon.

Aw man, I could've helped with the strings! I've been playing violin for almost 9 years now, I would love to learn how to play this, and the guitar part for this song!

7:20 In the nineties Glen Campbell gave an interview in which he recalled Brian rhapsodizing about the sound of open chords and urging his guitarists to play those first-position chords whenever possible.

Damn great job

There is an entire other guitar part on this. What about that second guitar that plays right after the intro? With the acoustic makes three guitar parts.

Incredible ear. Bravo!!

astounding work here Joshilyn! How do you play all of these instruments??

Can you do a cover of Bull session with “big daddy”?

That was fantastic. You must have spent many hours working on that. I can't believe you can play so many instruments so well. Amazing!

That was so good! What a talent!

Fender 24-100 Gauge Strings might help

Joshilyn Hoisington The Double Bass is Acoustically compromised like the Viola because it's smaller than optimal for its range, the Pickups & Amplifier of the Bass Guitar work around that issue.

KInd of a dumb question but I'm not sure why it keeps slipping me by- can someone tell me the notes for the two chords that Joshilyn is playing for Let Him Run Wild?