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Dude Awesome!

Bass player lets go!

So glad to help man! Happy work for today!

No it's fine everyone can have an opinion haha! If you can tell me what you do not like I can make some adjustments. Always wanting to be a better teacher! This technique can be hard for people to do especially if you are new to it and if you are working a camera at the same time like me haha! So if you feel discouraged trying this just know you are not alone! If you would like a better style of instruction i recommend the website. The videos are much more specific and the one on one is a game changer. Only so much we can learn with RUclips videos.

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Why?..... haha!

That is way better haha!

That is what they say! Boss does some good stuff!

Of course glad it helped!

I know. It is something that I overlooked too. Wild!

There are various ways to do this. I would love to know your take on it especially if there is an easier way. Could you do a video please?

Praise the Lord

Thank you so much!

Glad you enjoyed it!

If you want more alternative chords there is some great stuff on the website. Stuff is added every month! josephallenmusic.com/how-to-play-barre-chords/

of course! Glad it helps!

Haha!

I know right!

haha! alright. Do you have a video of this? Very curious. Thanks so much!

Gotta believe man!

It's the only way!

If you can only have one electric guitar that is probably the MOST versatile electric guitar ever! Brewster is still the BEST electric guitarist on the planet!!!!

Absolutely Glad it helped!

You do not have to have a stompbox. I played without one for a long time :) a stomp box does not make a good guitarist

@@josephallen241 saya pemain gitar gereja di pedalaman dengan sound seadanya.. saya suka menonton orang main gitar yang memakai stombox.. yang lagi viral sekarang efek valeton gp 200 dengan segala jenis stombox di dalam.. tapi biar bagaimanapun. Stombox asli memang lebih bagus

Nice man! I am a church player myself. I LOVE IT! Original is always my favorite too. I agree with you. You cannot beat an original!

Haha!

We were actually talking about that today lol

I'm sorry I do not understand your question. Are you talking about the pedal train? My pedal train is not wood. I have some friends that do wood pedal trains and they are HEAVY lol but look WAY nicer. This technique works with wood. I do not know about foam. I have not tried that before. You can always put a little piece on and a pedal and see how it holds up. I am not sure. Anyone tried that before?

You are very smart. Not many know about this.

Thank you very much for testifying that it works! :)

Boss pedals actually claim you do not have to. That is why they have that box. it is for that very purpose

@@josephallen241 perfect

Yes! very much so

No, boss battery plug is separate from the circuit board.

haha!

hey.... the paint brush is a gift from the Lord! lol!

Yes, so that is to protect it from the PCB. Normally pedals in general do not have enough power going through them to worry about it BUT it can happen. You have an entire metal pedal.... with the battery connector having power running through it. If that were to make the right contact in the right setting or circumstance it would be BAD. NOW that is rare but it's a possibility. If you put electrical tape on it, you never have to worry about it.

Some pedals do a good job from protecting from this but not all

You can use heat shrink over the battery connector. It takes a littleeeee more work but comes out way cleaner.

If you are not using the battery it can be a problem. If the battery is just sitting there it can produce acid and ruin your pedal. You don't have to but it might cost you your pedal after some time of no use from the battery.

Yes, absolutely! You can use heat shrink over the battery connector. It takes a littleeeee more work but comes out way cleaner.

I do not have any videos or tips for removing the tape. If you don't want to deal with the adhesive from the tape just use heat shrink.

I do not really plan on taking my tape off because I have power supplies. it is expensive to buy a power supply but you save soooo much money from not buying batteries after a while.

If you are not using the battery then yes. If the battery is just sitting there it can produce acid and ruin your pedal. You don't have to but it might cost you your pedal after some time of no use from the battery.

Dude Absolutely! Glad it helped!

If you ever have any questions just ask away. I'll help any way I can!

You know I get that question a LOT haha!

It is a micro expression knob

A lot of times when you get feedback people turns turn the whole volume down to fix it. You can do it that way there is no problem to do so. However, This expression knob allows me to isolate the problem. The problem might be coming from just one pedal and this allows me to address the problem in the pedal without turning the volume, gain, or effect down across the entire board.

My terminology is not really correct about that BUT... that's a simple way to explain it for me. I am not a super intelligent person...soooo haha!

They do not make that specific micro expression pedal any more but they make some great ones today that still do the exact thing

Thank you! Glad it helped! Nice!!!

What kind of power supply do you have because it depends on the power supply.

Some have mounting brackets and others like ciocks just get screwed down.

I have the Truetone 1SPOT PRO CS-12.

You can get a mounting bracket for it. But You MUST be careful when picking. You want to make sure it is the right one.

Interesting combination. I'll have to give that a try. Right now my favorite is dual lock.

Thank you sooooo much!!! All Glory to God!

ALWAYS! Eyes up on Jesus!

You could try that put I have not seen anyone do it that way. Doesn't mean it's not possible but when using a hair dryer this is normally the method.

I'll tell you what is WAY easier is using a heat gun instead of a blow dryer. WOW it goes soooooooo fast compared to this. I used the blow dryer because it is more common for most people to have.

You would be correct!!! ABSOLUTELY! wiping down your board first is the best way to do it! I did not because I had literally just pulled it out of the box and its plastic covering. It was already super clean. BUT cleaning over it again is always a good idea and probably better. :)

Of course man, glad to help.

Sorry I do not understand. By stick the power supply to the pedal are you talking about the pedal Board? If so what kind of pedal board do you have, if you have a pedal board.

@@josephallen241 I have the RD B2 Joyo Pedal Board, and I was wondering how to stick the power supply correctly. I mean, I know I can use velcro as well, but I was thinking of the best position so it can work properly.

Awesome, for the power supply you have I would not put it under neath your pedal board. I mean, you can try but I believe the magnetic field would catch some interference from your pedals. If you are tight on space you could put it underneath but I believe depending where you are at could really make a LOT of unwanted noise. You can test it. Normally depending on the type of power supply you have to give them a little space from your pedals and not under neath. Some can and some can't but I believe that cannot go under neath.

If you want something better than velcro ..... power grip is great. www.therigdr.com/products/powergrip-6-20-ft

Awww man, I'm so sorry. Yeah, I almost did that and know some that do. It stinks but some pedals especially those smaller ones do not normally take batteries. I'll be honest. I used batteries for a LONG time but finally got a power supply because I realized I would save money after six months of not buying batteries. It can be expensive to buy a power supply but you will save soooo much money in the long run.

If you need any advice on guitar for something like that in the future comment away my friend. Always want to be a resource and help anyone I can!

Of course Glad to help!

Haha! Not when your left handed with right handed scissors! The struggle is real haha!

I am left-handed and use right-handed scissors. Easy as Peasy for me; you must be doing something wrong.

You can leave more slack if you like but if will take longer to stretch out the strings. For best results leaving no slack is the way to go. I have never had a string slip if that helps.

It has been a technique I have loved for years! Always has been great but there are many ways to do this.

Hey, thanks for letting me knoe

Absolutely glad to help!

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I'm sorry you don't like it. Do you have a way you enjoy to do it? if so I would always love to know a different approach. I love this way and so do my students. Takes some getting used to but works wonders

I only know of one Low-Tension Kyser capo for acoustic guitar. Typically, electric capos will naturally be a more low tension that resembles the low tension kyser capo in my video because electric guitar strings do not need as much tension as acoustic. There are some capos out there that are like an all in one. Kyser's main capo is an all in one. The G7th does a great one of those BUT when you have a capo specifically made for a certain type of guitar it will be better. Kyser and shub are great better prices, G7th is more mid range (for electric guitar G7th is my favorite especially for alternate tunings on acoustic or electric), high end capos.... Paige probably has the best classical capo, G7th heritage best electric guitar capo, and Elliott best acoustic capo. They cannot change position quickly which is where a Kyser capo will do better if you have to move quickly. Shub will have the best sound for the price. GREAT capo. I actually have a whole list in my academy of techniques and types of capos. (joseph allen music) (J.A.M. Nation) I give like a list of 40 different capos and do all of the work and research for you. Very cool resource. You can check it out below. josephallenmusic.com/product/dont-fret-what-fret-its-on/ We also discuss tons of stuff like this in my newsletter. josephallenmusic.com/blog-2/ If you are on my newsletter we give that resource for FREE

Absolutely of course! I'm glad it helped. Oh man, do not get too much into the habit of buying too many pedals haha! You can have too much of a good thing haha!

Haha! Amen!!! Those scissors man... I am telling ya.....the struggle is real

@@josephallen241 yeh, I can already see it's going to be a never ending costly process 🙄😁

HAHAHAHAHA!

Only if you let it

I'll take a look! Thanks so much for the suggestion!

Absolutely man! I am glad it helped!

Yeah, if you have those you are great. People are becoming more aware of these things with people having more access to gear and now that people are becoming more aware of these things you will see some companies trying to help in these areas

good stuff!

Super helpful, for sure!@@josephallen241

It's very helpful!

Jesus is the way! Come on!

I'm sorry you do not like it. Could you please tell me what went wrong so we can fix it? All of my students love this and it works wonders. Never fails to keep a guitar in tune for studio or anything when you need to play it immediately without breaking in the strings.

Awesome! It is true! It's soooo important. Nice!! You must have some cool pieces of history. What's been one of your favorites? If you do not change batteries they can be a problem. I get some people that claim batteries have a different sound than running through a power supply. I do not know what to think on that yet. I have been playing with the idea and I feel like there is a difference. I have also been noticing, depending on the battery you use, can also change your sound. I am wanting to plug into some tech to make sure it is not just my imagination haha! Sometimes that can happen.lol There seems to be a different response just like some power supplies can be better than others..

I get that a lot haha! They are micro expression pedals or ( knobs). In my case, I use a lot of effects for synth, pads, and ambient music. If it gets out of control, you normally have to turn the whole volume down. However, a lot of times the problem is only coming from one pedal. This micro expression pedal plugs into individual pedals which allows me turn the volume down, the gain (or along those lines) on that singular pedal and not sacrifice the power and volume from my entire mix. Does that make sense? Sometimes I do not explain very well.

Haha! Don't doubt the brush haha! oh wow! Hey you know that's one way to do it. I do not think I would use an air compressor. You want to do more than just blow air off. This is a short so you do not get an in depth walk through and tips. The best thing to do is to use Deoxit D5 This not only gets rid of the dust but also creates a protective layer to keep the dust off. SUPER good. If you want more in depth videos, I would encourage you to look on my website. There is soooo much in the joseph allen music (J.A.M. Nation) academy. There is TONS of free stuff too. We go over stuff like this even in the newsletter.

@@josephallen241 Thanks, that's a very helpful tip.

of course glad to help!

haha! Well when I did this It was still a new concept. the more you do them the easier it is. I can do it with ease now. You are right there are various ways to do this. This has been my favorite so far. I can throw new strings on without getting out of tune. Works great for studio or gigs. AMAZING. Good things come with hard work haha!

Yes you do have to buy a lot of 9v batteries. I play a LOT and I get 2 to 3 gigs with them before the i need a new 9v battery. Power supplies are not cheap but you will save money in the long run.

i just wipe the dust off the parts i need to see lol

You poor soul haha! That thing is a tank ha! Keeps me in shape though lol!

Awwww I'm so sorry. Pedals are fun but it is always a sad day when they go out.

Haha! That is what I did for a long time. Never knew and then I had a part go out on my 714 ce taylor and decided to make a change lol

Wow, thank you very much! That really means a lot! Really does! Glad it worked well for you and is holding up nicely! I have really enjoyed this technique!

Nice!!!!! I need to get me one of those. We use something like that for our interface