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@@biasedjonny thanks a lot, I don't know anyone who listens to them as well. I learned this song by ear as there are no tabs anywhere this is my favorite

@@jack_.dp_ drop A on a seven string guitar

Glad you like your instrument brother I hope you make the best of it 🤘

@@sustenance4422 thanks a lot bro,I'm just learning bro,got any tips.i just got it a few weeks ago and I try watching vids like yours to learn stuff but it's still hard.i want to learn Deftones and gojira .one day I'll get there.anyways keep up the good work bro and sick guitar 🔥💪🤘😎🍻

If you follow what I do here and cut the cables, then the guitar becomes only a body for the arduino. When I do software configuration, I set it as an xinput which is an xbox controller input, it won't work with the ps2. That being said, maybe you can change and reprogram the guitar on the fly with sanjay's software, they made a compatibility list here : santroller.tangentmc.net/

@@juanvelazco6981 thank you! I play this guitar (27 inch scale) on Drop A# (A# F A# D# G C) with a custom 13-66 string gauge.

Hi, if you can deduce de pinout thanks to the labels and by following some traces it will be fine. Usually grounds all join somewhere, that might help if you can't find ground for something. Other than that you should be fine

​@@sustenance4422 alright, thanks for the reply

You can search for "multi color wire" and you will find a lot of them

Everything I've drawn is here : drive.google.com/file/d/1ZAJQ-DJeyEPln6ibo12J4LyJLJCBv_Wr/view?usp=drive_link I hope you find what you need

Doing this on a ps3 guitar would basically be the same. In the end the arduino becomes the main board and the guitar itself becomes "a body" and nothing more. You just have to figure out which cable does what so you can plug it in accordingly on the arduino board. For that, you can use the measurements chapter where I explain how to do it

Thanks for the constructive feedback. Regarding the chorus I followed the tab without thinking about it to much, I'll try playing like you said to see how it sounds. As for the bends, I agree with what you said, I'll have to work on it ;) Cheers

Thanks a lot

What do you mean ? Can you please elaborate your question, I'd be happy to help

Thank you

Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot, glad you like it

Hi, on the central board you only have to find the grounds for the two strum switches. In my case, they were the ones on the exterior side of the board, to which I soldered my black wires. Then I soldered them together with the other grounds (frets, joystick, whammy, start and select buttons) to a single cable and then on the arduino. In order to find which one were the grounds, I actionned the strum swtiches with the board powered on and looked for a positive value on my multimeter (I explain at 16:50). With a positive 3.3V value I know my black probe is on the ground pin. If I misunderstood your question please reply so I can try to help you more

@@sustenance4422 So to know what the GND is, I need it to be a positive 3.3V value on the multimeter and the ones that indicate that voltage are the GND?

@@sustenance4422 And what are the other cables that you soldered next to the GND? Are Up and Down?

@@itsme6276 To find ground you need to find a postive +3.3V value. When you have this value, the probe connected to the "COM" port of your multimeter will be the ground. In my case, I always connect the black probe to the COM on my multimeter, so the black probe indicates ground when I have a positive value

@@itsme6276 Yes, there are two pins per switch. One is ground, and the other is up and down

Which cable are you having trouble with?

Try pushing and maintaining the button there is on your pico before and while you plug it in to your computer

Thank you ! I play a custom 24-90 gauge (all wounded) on this guitar, which has a massive 30 inch scale. I currently play it on Drop C1, which is 32.70Hz, very low for a ton of chugging

Sorry for the very late reply. You can hit "change device settings" and from there you can set the guitar as a keyboard. From there I guess you can map the buttons of the guitar to keyboard inputs (I never tried it)

Thanks a lot! I use archetype Gojira and that's it nothing else

@@sustenance4422 Interesting.... what preset or you are using one personal???

@@JulianGalaso I use Charlie Robins - Big Heavy with the mediums boosted a bit

@@sustenance4422 Thank ypu i will try it, i think it sounds really good in the video... please continue doing more videos

@@JulianGalaso I use this same preset on all my videos since 2021 if you want to check out how it sounds on other songs and guitars

Thank you for your kind words, it means a lot to me! If I can inspire you to play it I'm very happy!

@@sustenance4422 you’re welcome man! Keep up the good work ! And don’t stop shining!

Thank you, it means a lot to me I sent this video to Andreas on Instagram and he said it sounds great so I think he watched it Also, intig shared on their fb the cover I did of Disheartened when I uploaded it in 2018. Though it was not as good as this one, I'm glad they watched it