Please! I’ve been waiting for Duesenberg to release something. Surprised I couldn’t find a NAMM video of the new Duesenbergs this year. The colors on the Landreth models are lovely.
Funny that I like your music and playing so much. You are actually one of my favorite artist, but listening to your guitar in isolation (at least for this video) man is it buzzy.
Single coils!! Thankfully guitar sounds are in the context of a band and it’s the sum of the parts - not the perfect fidelity of any one source. And the tone!
Once again folks, it’s not the arrow, it’s the Indian. Joey, you sound beautiful and I love how your vibrato sounds like you singing, as it should. I’m enjoying my Bloomfield Drive combo lately. I play in a subtle stereo chorus sphere. Just below noticeable. I have an old pair of Vibrolux Reverbs, a pair of Lab5,s and a old pair of Reverberockets, along with a few amps from Don Ritter at Category5……I sound like me with any and all of them.. I’m really enjoying you group and you as a player and singer songwriter. Thank for taking the time to share your music.
Don’t worry about the negative nancys angry behind a keyboard your attitude and skill surpasses any waste of thought of them , keep trucking man ! We all love to watch listen and learn and appreciate you guys!
You bet, we took a stab at one, but it ended up being a bit clunky -- Joey makes it look easy, but getting these videos right is a bit of a subtle art! I'm gonna take another run it at it again soon!
It’s a fairly small room! There’s not much more to it. I have a small iso booth which is maybe around 100 to 120 square feet. If I can ever get it tidy for long enough, I’ll make that video!
Excellent! As a fan I love the Bros and have kinda fanboy stalked Joey cause he is one of the the few that can get the Ry/Lowell thing and then own it. This vid was significant around working the guitar volume knob as a live player and back line situations. Also the vid was a great tutorial on open C/D voicing...bravo! More of these vids would be dandy .
Yay I love gadget gadget gadget, eh? You said something interesting about passive tone stacks in Fender blackface amps--you said to get rid of the attenuating affect, "turn all the knobs to 12" -- did you mean turn them all the way up? or turn them up halfway (to 12 o'clock?) PS, I tried the Butter Machine pedal, it had WAY too much gain for me! It is fully distorted with the gain pot hardly cracked open, it seemed to me. But I get why you like it; its not far from fuzz
Yeah, not my most clear moment! I meant that I have been enjoying turning up the eq knobs all the way up which essentially is running the power amp wide open with no attenuation of the treble or bass bands. Then a separate thought is I often will start exploring an unknown amp when the knobs are at 12:00. Usually in a backline situation
Joey was interested in how you use the Waza tube amp expander. Looks like you keep the reactive load settings same for all types of amp? Resonance low mid, presence high mid?
I really like the boss tube amp expander but the two notes torpedos are killer as well. The real cab will win any day but sometimes it’s more convenient to use the sim.
What is that third amp next to the two rocks, the blackface looking one. It looks like it says deluxe amp but I can’t make it the words is it a fender copy or an actual fender amp ?
sorry… I need to ask for clarification. You mention starting with the EQs at 12o’clock. For a Fender-style amp I’m assuming you mean 5-6? For the chickenhead knobs that would mean noon. At one point you were describing setting the EQs to full on 12 o’clock and the “tone lift.” In that instance you mean “wide open” EQs, right? i.e no attenuation at all. I assume this is not your starting point.
That duesenberg is gorgeous looking and sounding. Can we get a walkthrough of it?
For sure! Great idea for another vid -- thanks!
Please! I’ve been waiting for Duesenberg to release something. Surprised I couldn’t find a NAMM video of the new Duesenbergs this year. The colors on the Landreth models are lovely.
@@JoshMetcalfe2:16
Dang - that little jam at the end…chills.
Thanks!
This editing is 🧑🍳😘👏
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@annasalgado7003 at the helm!
Nice. Appreciated. I’m a fan of the 50’s wiring too. Noticed the same thing straight away. Way more control with guitar volume. 👍🙌🙌🙌
Love this, always so informative, and the edits are hilarious and entertaining. Great stuff!!! 😁
Thanks so much!!
Brilliant! Thanks, Joey. Now, have Dave do the same thing for us bass players...
We took a stab at it, but I kinda blew it -- gonna take another run at it again soon!
Would love a rig rundown of your recording setup.
Great idea for a future clip!
Super helpful, LOVE hearing your two rock, and the editing is a 10/10. Can’t wait for moreeee
Thank you!
SD9 style pedal into a dirty amp is the bizness. Love the video. Been digging the TWA Henderson version lately.
Funny that I like your music and playing so much. You are actually one of my favorite artist, but listening to your guitar in isolation (at least for this video) man is it buzzy.
Single coils!! Thankfully guitar sounds are in the context of a band and it’s the sum of the parts - not the perfect fidelity of any one source. And the tone!
Joey and Dave - thank you so much for the wonderful art you create - it’s a great soundtrack for life. More videos PLEASE!
Deal!
Great video - the Canadian rise is about a perfect fifth - the Australian rise is a b9
No WAY!? That's awesome.
The edits on this video are actually priceless XD. Need more of these GGG videos on YT, you've got a great fresh perspective on gear!
Can do!
Once again folks, it’s not the arrow, it’s the Indian. Joey, you sound beautiful and I love how your vibrato sounds like you singing, as it should. I’m enjoying my Bloomfield Drive combo lately.
I play in a subtle stereo chorus sphere. Just below noticeable. I have an old pair of Vibrolux Reverbs, a pair of Lab5,s and a old pair of Reverberockets, along with a few amps from Don Ritter at Category5……I sound like me with any and all of them.. I’m really enjoying you group and you as a player and singer songwriter. Thank for taking the time to share your music.
Looking forward to seeing you guys play in Calgary next Tuesday. me and my wife love your music.
Sweet! See you then!
Don’t worry about the negative nancys angry behind a keyboard your attitude and skill surpasses any waste of thought of them , keep trucking man ! We all love to watch listen and learn and appreciate you guys!
WE LOVE OUR HATERS!
Great video thanks team Landreth. Keep them coming and… Dave, don’t be shy, be great to hear about your gadgets too.
You bet, we took a stab at one, but it ended up being a bit clunky -- Joey makes it look easy, but getting these videos right is a bit of a subtle art! I'm gonna take another run it at it again soon!
Wow. Joey is such a fine musical guy. Makes anything sound good.
Thanks!
Can we get a studio tour??
It’s a fairly small room! There’s not much more to it. I have a small iso booth which is maybe around 100 to 120 square feet. If I can ever get it tidy for long enough, I’ll make that video!
Excellent! As a fan I love the Bros and have kinda fanboy stalked Joey cause he is one of the the few that can get the Ry/Lowell thing and then own it. This vid was significant around working the guitar volume knob as a live player and back line situations. Also the vid was a great tutorial on open C/D voicing...bravo! More of these vids would be dandy .
Extremely kind words -- thank you!
Great informative video Joey. Would love to see how you structure a major and minor chord with the C tuning if you get a chance. Thanks from Oz.
Thanks for the idea -- will queue that up for another vid down the line!
Love the Canada humor 😃 Great playing Cheers from Ct.!
We like to have fun, know what I mean!? Yuk yuk yuk
Love the editing.
Anna Salgado’s handiwork!
Great video! Do you run all effects into the front end in a single amp setup like this?
Yay I love gadget gadget gadget, eh? You said something interesting about passive tone stacks in Fender blackface amps--you said to get rid of the attenuating affect, "turn all the knobs to 12" -- did you mean turn them all the way up? or turn them up halfway (to 12 o'clock?)
PS, I tried the Butter Machine pedal, it had WAY too much gain for me! It is fully distorted with the gain pot hardly cracked open, it seemed to me. But I get why you like it; its not far from fuzz
Yeah, not my most clear moment! I meant that I have been enjoying turning up the eq knobs all the way up which essentially is running the power amp wide open with no attenuation of the treble or bass bands. Then a separate thought is I often will start exploring an unknown amp when the knobs are at 12:00. Usually in a backline situation
@@joeylandrethmusic thank you joey!!
@@joeylandrethmusic Tweed amps go to "12" and "12:00". That's why they are mo' better.
Please come out to western Canada. Like Salmon Roots and Blues Festival it problem to small for you but I like it
We played that fest a number of years back! Would come back any time!
That was awesome thank you sir!!!
AND YOU KIND SIR!
Great rundown. More Serus J Baritone content when you can, please and thank you.
More to come!
Great video! Thanks for making this!
Our pleasure!
Very good content, thank you very much!
You're very welcome!
Joey was interested in how you use the Waza tube amp expander. Looks like you keep the reactive load settings same for all types of amp? Resonance low mid, presence high mid?
Will let @Joeylandreth jump in on this one!
The Canadian Rise is the best!!
Right, eH?
@joereddy I’ve just had a Highway one strat modded to 50’s wiring, and love it! Much more dynamic than a treble bleed.
Love to hear it!
What cab sim are you using? I’ve got one of your Sig Two Rock’s and I’m scared to try any sim over the cab that goes with it 🥴.
I really like the boss tube amp expander but the two notes torpedos are killer as well. The real cab will win any day but sometimes it’s more convenient to use the sim.
@@joeylandrethmusic What’s your thoughts on the UA Ox Box?
Do you rate Traynor amps at all? The vintage ones! I have one and love it!!
Dave here, their 50w practice bass amps were actual magic stuff, if you can find them!
Fun fun fun
FUN FUN FUN FUN FUN
Thank You For Sharing Your Knowledge on Amps!
So happy to!
Yes!!!!!
YASSSSSSSS!!!!
@@Thebroslandreth lol, this is my favorite guitar show featuring Jory Lambert !
Is this also the Open C Tuning?:)
Dave here, but I believe so!
What is that third amp next to the two rocks, the blackface looking one. It looks like it says deluxe amp but I can’t make it the words is it a fender copy or an actual fender amp ?
It’s an old Fender Deluxe, I wanna say 64 (Dave here)
@thebroslandreth oh great okay thanks.
Go Go gadget Duesenberg... (boing)
Bahahahahah... "I'm always on duty". Loved that show growing up -- great reference.
sorry… I need to ask for clarification. You mention starting with the EQs at 12o’clock. For a Fender-style amp I’m assuming you mean 5-6? For the chickenhead knobs that would mean noon.
At one point you were describing setting the EQs to full on 12 o’clock and the “tone lift.” In that instance you mean “wide open” EQs, right? i.e no attenuation at all. I assume this is not your starting point.
Have to leave this one to Joe, (Dave here)
Very Ry on the outro
He's in the bones, man.