I've been wanting the EHX Freeze or the Gamechanger Sustainer, but now I want the SuperEgo... Your board sounds great. Maybe all you need now is a super high headroom Dumble...
@@ncj7371 That’s a great shout! I haven’t got the first clue about MIDI so I’ll have to look into it but that genuinely hadn’t occurred to me! Mind blown 🤯
@@ChrisBuckGuitar It is really easy - I do it with the HxFx and it makes it so easy, that way you don't have to manually change the Stomp. You do it with the G2. Dan can show you!
I thought the Goldtop Yamaha he is playing is his signature model! Was released at NAMM 2020 in January, don’t know if you can buy it from Yamaha however
Man, I feel like Tom would have loved what you did with that song. That felt more like a tribute than a rendition. Really highlighted how great the tune is.
Get what inspires you to practice more, tone will always be in the hands, but what you hear will affect how your hands react. Also, your volume knob will be your friend
Your tone is easily one of the best sounds I've heard from a guitar player. It's perfectly warm sounding. It can be compared to Mick Taylor and Jeff Becks type of tone. But honestly, yours might be the winner! Its absolutely killer!
Okay okay okay WHAT was that lick at 0:35... That whole intro jam was absolutely godlike. You are my biggest inspiration Chris, you're AMAZING. I look forward to your content more than anything! :)
You are the best blues and rock guitarist to show up in the kast 30 years. Vest wishes for you and your new board, and the wondrous music you’ll create together.
Hey Chris, re: wet/dry & wet/wet. To have both options easily available run G2 output 2 & HumDinger Split to an A/B Box (small enclosure in place of Trelicoptor perhaps?!?) running into second amp. Then wet/dry & wet/wet configurations are available right at your feet depending on the situation. Looks like you’ve abandoned wet/dry with this board for now. Could be good for when you’re back on bigger stages again. Actually this won’t work with HX Stomp as it’ll create latency in the wet amp. There is a way around this. Something like routing everything through the Stomp. Umm I’d say ask Dan! All your pedals & G2 loops would have to be placed in HxStomp as an FX Loop anyway. This will sort the latency issue. It might be a while b4 you decide wet/dry needs to be resurrected!
Chris you’re by far my favourite guitarist working today. Your style is so unique. Wish I had a modicum of your talent sir. Keep on rockin and take care.
I have finally figured out what i hear in your playing style. It sounds an awful lot like you are playing slide guitar, with no slide. Your transitions are so smooth. It's a really unique and nice sound.
The one great thing about chris buck is, his guitar tone sound like his voice...its sounds like when u got a cough and flu...its have that type of tone 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
I love how many different sounds you get by just varying your picking between fingers, thumb and pick! Great playing as always Chris and it was fun hearing about your new board too. Good luck the livestream and hopefully 2021 will be a better year for everyone!
I couldn't resist and bought the HX stomp presets. Nice tone in the "mini-Rig" preset. Te only downside is that the mono delay is ruining the stereo spread of the cabs. Only noticeable using headphones or in a stereo setup, though.
@@himynameischriz I see that he's not selling the HX stomp version of the presets anymore. Anyway, in one of the last firmware updates there were some Chris factory presets and they were mostly the same. So you can check these.
Not that your playing needs it, but if you were looking to give your playing a kick in the pants, consider getting an expression pedal for your HX Stomp. And if you wanted to go a little further, consider a Source Audio Hot Hand 3. This is a wireless "expression pedal" you wear on your picking hand that responds to movement. The base unit that the finger transmitter communicates with can put out a pair of Source Audio-standard control voltages for their pedals, OR a Line 6 standard 0-10k resistance to ground for their expression-pedal inputs. The smoothness and sensitivity of response can be adjusted, allowing you to control parameters on your HX Stomp. I'm not intimately familiar with that unit, but I have an M5 and I can't imagine the expression-pedal control of the Stomp being somehow lesser than what is implemented on the M5. PROS: The base is about the size of a mini-pedal, and the finger sensor/transmitter is comfortable and nonintrusive, so no pedalboard space required as for an expression pedal. CONS: One can't both pick/strum (especially with finger tips as you do) AND wave your picking hand around at the same time, so one is generally confined to introducing effect-parameter changes AFTER you pick/strum and can take your hand away from the instrument. Still, a remarkably powerful controller. I will also note that the feel of a finger-modulated change is different than the feel of what you can do with your foot. FWIW, when I learned that the L6 expression standard was simply a variable resistance to ground, I wired up a photocell and cable to plug into my M5, and affixed the photocell to the surface of my guitar between the bridge and volume pot, so that I could cover and uncover it with my pinky finger. Wild! The downside is that you have to have a source of ambient light so that the photocell can reach low resistances, and that you can block with your finger. Unlike the Hot Hand, though, you *can* use it while you pick.
The mythos Miljnor is the longest serving pedal on my board. Got one almost three years ago and has served me well. The golden fleece i also own and it's awesome but the offshoot version the Landreth High Road is even better. More spitty. I've found the Kreley Caverns a superb pedal as it is reverb and delay in one. The reverb has a mild trem option and the delay can get close to my old carbon copy. The Dane does that KOT thing for me.
Great to see two Mythos Pedals added, they are phenomenal. And also provides the excellent moment of a Welsh man trying to pronounce Mjolnir haha Epic as always Chris, hope the new board leads to some exciting new sonic explorations!
Would love to see you have a go with the Two Notes Cab M+ with new Preamp/Poweramp feature. Sound is unreal! I own the Helix, HX Stomp, and HX efffects, and my Cab M+ replaced them. Also the Big Sky and Timeline for effects is amazing!
Chris Buck has posted these in the past that may prove useful🎸👍 ruclips.net/video/-2im7wZ43lE/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Dloem-3oGqg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/y0IEU04nMuk/видео.html
Hey Chris! Only just recently come across you channel man! It’s the nuts. Love you Petty cover. I’m trying to learn how you played that! Completely new style for me. If I did succeed in this, would it be cool for me to film it, and post it on my Instagram? I’ll give you credit obvs 🤜🏻
Being from the States, I have always been entriged by the whole UK area, but especially Wales, and it's people. Not to dis anyone, but from the history I have read, most of the conquerors, to England in time, took over almost everywhere, but Wales. From my research, it seems after so much time, expense, and effort wasted, for such small gains, the conquerors made a, "stay the hell out of there zone" and left Wales alone and in tact. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but you gotta appreciate, that kind of gumption! However, if you please, don't damn God! Bravo, non the less, "Wales". And no, I mean no disrespect, to the rest, of the country! It's just history.
@@Linkmohr12 You’re right Duncan, Wales is unique amongst the four countries that make up the UK (the others being Scotland, Northern Ireland and England) in that it has strongly maintained its identity through the survival of its own ancient language, and associated cultural events such as the Eisteddfod, an annual outdoor gathering of artists, bards and druids, that celebrates poetry, literature and music within the language. While the language is not spoken by everyone in Wales - the industrial south in particular speaks English almost exclusively - road signs throughout the nation are bilingual, so a sign for the capital city would read both Cardiff and Caerdydd, and there are Welsh language TV and radio channels. The Welsh are, in general, a working class nation, with hill farmers in north and mid Wales, and - until the very the recent past - miners, dockers and steel workers in the south. We pride ourselves on our strong identity based on hard work, sport (primarily through the national sport of Rugby, where we have consistently punched well above our weight, considering our relatively small population of a little over 3 million), poetry, song, friendliness, a mental and physical toughness that has led to a refusal to be dominated or patronised and a sense of being different and unique, though not better, than those English cousins just over the border. Obviously, given our physical closeness to an open border, most Welsh families have English relatives, and vice-versa, especially with the number of English men who moved to south Wales during the industrial revolution, when jobs in mining, docking and the iron and steel industries were plentiful. That border has led to a proliferation of beautiful and historic castles, built down the centuries and throughout the entire country by various Kings in an attempt to dominate, subjugate and basically keep the Welsh in order, not always successfully 😉. Indeed, the first castle built by William the Conqueror, back in 1067, a year after he defeated the English at Hastings, was at the Welsh border town of Chepstow, in an attempt to control both the Welsh, and the confluence of two very important border rivers, the Severn and the Wye. History has created a strong affiliation between the nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (indeed, Ireland as a whole) in that we share a Celtic strain that runs deep within our DNA, and a mutual distrust of the English government, created by centuries of repeated attempts to dominate us as a people, to misuse our natural resources, and of taking advantage of what has always been considered as cheap and easily abused labour, which led to the working-class uprising of the Chartists. If you want to start any further research into Welshness in general, read ‘Rape of the Fair Country’, a novel by Alexander Cordell, based around the Chartist movement, or any of Dylan Thomas’s poems. I hope that helps. 🏴 Cymru am byth.
Very crucial advice needed dearest Chris! Which pelicase houses this huge pedalboard. It seems to be the only sensible solution for travelling! Any hints appreciated!
the guy make me realize that digital/SS strff has its own quality to the sound. I bought ChaseBliss mk II preamp and I almost regret ,maybe literally regret, not buying the HX stomp instead.
It's cool isn't it? Just tap the fret 12 frets up from the fretted note. You need to "bounce" your finger quickly to get the harmonic to ring, and it's going to take a bit of practice to get the knack.
So, what pedals am I missing out on? What’s your favourite recent pedal discovery? 🎛
I've been wanting the EHX Freeze or the Gamechanger Sustainer, but now I want the SuperEgo... Your board sounds great. Maybe all you need now is a super high headroom Dumble...
Why not use the midi from the G2 to control the HX Stomp? There is room to run a flat midi cable from the end of the G2 up to the midi on the HX....
Tumnus got upstage by Strymon bluesky for Pedal of 2020 for me.
@@ncj7371 That’s a great shout! I haven’t got the first clue about MIDI so I’ll have to look into it but that genuinely hadn’t occurred to me! Mind blown 🤯
@@ChrisBuckGuitar It is really easy - I do it with the HxFx and it makes it so easy, that way you don't have to manually change the Stomp. You do it with the G2. Dan can show you!
I wonder how many people would buy a Chris buck custom Yamaha.. I would
Nick Burson damn straight !
I would too
Count me in
Been on the list since he picked his up. I have the 502T and love it. Come on Yamaha, get your finger out..👍🇦🇺
@@jimmyjimmy951 how good is the 502?
‚I won‘t back down‘ - hands down best rendition of that track ever! 🤟💪🙏
f-in right!
@@WolverineSticker hence the copyright issue...
I sure hope Yamaha releases a Chris Buck signature model!
I would be all over it 👍
Agree. Think it would do well in the exact same specs.
I thought the Goldtop Yamaha he is playing is his signature model! Was released at NAMM 2020 in January, don’t know if you can buy it from Yamaha however
@@tszegvary Thanks Thomas! 👍
Your version of Won't Back Down hit me right in the feels. I was not expecting that.
@My Simply Music stop spamming
Honestly Chris, your playing is second to none. Absolutely sensational.
Unbelievable, every note is a pleasure to my ear
Man, I feel like Tom would have loved what you did with that song. That felt more like a tribute than a rendition. Really highlighted how great the tune is.
Here's a link to Chris Buck's tribute to Tom Petty you might like:
ruclips.net/video/ed21oHiaFT0/видео.html
Please, Yamaha, if you're reading, release that Goldtop Revstar. I'd *LOVE* one!
The finish checking is soooooo niceeee
Yes yes and yes. Do it please.
I'm not buying any pedals/effects until I learn to use a guitar, cord, and amplifier. More stuff won't make me a better player but practice will.
Get what inspires you to practice more, tone will always be in the hands, but what you hear will affect how your hands react. Also, your volume knob will be your friend
I’m always mesmerised by your right hand
Funny.. I got mesmerised by the left... Dynamics!
Your tone is easily one of the best sounds I've heard from a guitar player. It's perfectly warm sounding. It can be compared to Mick Taylor and Jeff Becks type of tone. But honestly, yours might be the winner! Its absolutely killer!
I really can’t get over your playing man, your touch and feel is something I dream of achieving, thank you for making such videos. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
0:35 watched and rewatched and rewatched! That lick while you are still bending is just ..... soooooo juuuuicyyyyy!!!
Funny that I just binged the 2 episodes from TPS that built his last two boards!
your touch is the most beautiful thing anyone can hear 💥
That opening jam!! Whole thing was brilliant but 0.44 - 1.11 was absolutley magic!
Truly fabulous Chris. Love the way you combine your fingers and pick. Also love the glissando / slide DOWN into the note.
Bloody hell Chris, the clips from your rehearsal gave me goosebumps. Incredible playing you absolute demon you
The “soundtrack “!! I’m dying, I watched that seven times already 🤣.
Such a toneful player. You got the soul to your playing.
Friday Fretworks - my favorite time of the week! :o)
Holy shit, thats some awesome playing. Your band is great. Going to stalk your channel now!!
beautiful playing
Got serious goosebumps by that version of won't back down. Great playing and great tone.
Such beautiful playing your solos tell a musical story that's always so right !
Okay okay okay WHAT was that lick at 0:35... That whole intro jam was absolutely godlike. You are my biggest inspiration Chris, you're AMAZING. I look forward to your content more than anything! :)
I won’t back down. My motto, my favorite Tom Petty song, wonderfully done by one of my favorite guitarists. My thanks to you, Mr. Buck.
Mesmerizing!
You are the best blues and rock guitarist to show up in the kast 30 years. Vest wishes for you and your new board, and the wondrous music you’ll create together.
What a great player! Comes across as a regular guy too. Kudos!
that right hand work though
Loved that version of Wont Back Down!
I got half of my pedals because of Chris! Particularly the Ceriatone Centura - love that Klone!
Thomas Szegvary am waiting on my ceriatone pedal being delivered. I went with the ‘horse breaker’ but glad to see your positive comment.
Killer playing and killer sound. Very glad to have stumbled into this video!
Nice watch ;)
You must be one of the best “near neck pickup” players I’ve ever heard.
Thoses Jams 🎸✨
You need to check out John Cordy's Hx stomp presets. He made a freeze setup among a million other things in that little box.
lol who the heck learned you to play in such beautiful and unique way ..I’m almost shocked....cheers
Hey Chris, re: wet/dry & wet/wet. To have both options easily available run G2 output 2 & HumDinger Split to an A/B Box (small enclosure in place of Trelicoptor perhaps?!?) running into second amp. Then wet/dry & wet/wet configurations are available right at your feet depending on the situation.
Looks like you’ve abandoned wet/dry with this board for now. Could be good for when you’re back on bigger stages again.
Actually this won’t work with HX Stomp as it’ll create latency in the wet amp. There is a way around this. Something like routing everything through the Stomp. Umm I’d say ask Dan! All your pedals & G2 loops would have to be placed in HxStomp as an FX Loop anyway. This will sort the latency issue. It might be a while b4 you decide wet/dry needs to be resurrected!
Loved the sound from the first set of notes. ..not to mention your playing.
Beautiful guitar and stunning player....
Chris you’re by far my favourite guitarist working today. Your style is so unique. Wish I had a modicum of your talent sir. Keep on rockin and take care.
If this guy ever plays a stage near me, I’ll be there.
Love the Centura. Great tone!
I have finally figured out what i hear in your playing style. It sounds an awful lot like you are playing slide guitar, with no slide. Your transitions are so smooth. It's a really unique and nice sound.
I just want to say I smile 😃 when see and hear your talent! Favor and cheers young man! 🧙♂️
The one great thing about chris buck is, his guitar tone sound like his voice...its sounds like when u got a cough and flu...its have that type of tone 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
I love how many different sounds you get by just varying your picking between fingers, thumb and pick! Great playing as always Chris and it was fun hearing about your new board too. Good luck the livestream and hopefully 2021 will be a better year for everyone!
I couldn't resist and bought the HX stomp presets. Nice tone in the "mini-Rig" preset. Te only downside is that the mono delay is ruining the stereo spread of the cabs. Only noticeable using headphones or in a stereo setup, though.
Where did you get the hx preset? I can’t find it on the website :( would love to have it
@@himynameischriz I see that he's not selling the HX stomp version of the presets anymore. Anyway, in one of the last firmware updates there were some Chris factory presets and they were mostly the same. So you can check these.
@@potul thank you 🙏
Again, that intro jam! 😍Magnificent.
God...Chris is so f'in good, just shut up and play! I absolutely love his technique. ❤😁👍
Great stuff...I have one of the original run Gunshots...a great and unique overdrive
Just got a Tumnus by Wampler - a lovely tone machine!
Hey Yamaha, listen up... We want a Chris Buck signature 502 Gold top.
That Tom Petty tune was one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard.
That sounded amazing in the venue. I hope that goes really well for you all.
Not that your playing needs it, but if you were looking to give your playing a kick in the pants, consider getting an expression pedal for your HX Stomp. And if you wanted to go a little further, consider a Source Audio Hot Hand 3. This is a wireless "expression pedal" you wear on your picking hand that responds to movement. The base unit that the finger transmitter communicates with can put out a pair of Source Audio-standard control voltages for their pedals, OR a Line 6 standard 0-10k resistance to ground for their expression-pedal inputs. The smoothness and sensitivity of response can be adjusted, allowing you to control parameters on your HX Stomp. I'm not intimately familiar with that unit, but I have an M5 and I can't imagine the expression-pedal control of the Stomp being somehow lesser than what is implemented on the M5.
PROS: The base is about the size of a mini-pedal, and the finger sensor/transmitter is comfortable and nonintrusive, so no pedalboard space required as for an expression pedal. CONS: One can't both pick/strum (especially with finger tips as you do) AND wave your picking hand around at the same time, so one is generally confined to introducing effect-parameter changes AFTER you pick/strum and can take your hand away from the instrument. Still, a remarkably powerful controller. I will also note that the feel of a finger-modulated change is different than the feel of what you can do with your foot.
FWIW, when I learned that the L6 expression standard was simply a variable resistance to ground, I wired up a photocell and cable to plug into my M5, and affixed the photocell to the surface of my guitar between the bridge and volume pot, so that I could cover and uncover it with my pinky finger. Wild! The downside is that you have to have a source of ambient light so that the photocell can reach low resistances, and that you can block with your finger. Unlike the Hot Hand, though, you *can* use it while you pick.
You got some mighty tone in them their fangerZ
The mythos Miljnor is the longest serving pedal on my board. Got one almost three years ago and has served me well. The golden fleece i also own and it's awesome but the offshoot version the Landreth High Road is even better. More spitty. I've found the Kreley Caverns a superb pedal as it is reverb and delay in one. The reverb has a mild trem option and the delay can get close to my old carbon copy. The Dane does that KOT thing for me.
I also use the Golden Fleece. Amazing pedal.
Chris - Oh sooo tasty! 👍🏻
Awesome playing and video! Killer. 🎸🔥
Great to see two Mythos Pedals added, they are phenomenal. And also provides the excellent moment of a Welsh man trying to pronounce Mjolnir haha Epic as always Chris, hope the new board leads to some exciting new sonic explorations!
Epic. Great board tweaks Chris! Unbelievable playing too :)
Awesome, hope you get out to play live real soon !!
I am excited I have one pedal overlap (the EP Booster)
Great as always.. I discovered Thorpy Veteran fuzz.. And i hope to have it under my feet one day! 🤟
That outro song jesus
you could replace the mooer for a 1 buttom midi controler for the HX! Extra control on the stomp is always good :)
If your looking for new Trem I suggest Greenhouse Effects Drifter it’s incredibly versatile you will luv it
Would love to see you have a go with the Two Notes Cab M+ with new Preamp/Poweramp feature. Sound is unreal! I own the Helix, HX Stomp, and HX efffects, and my Cab M+ replaced them. Also the Big Sky and Timeline for effects is amazing!
Man you are such a great player!!
Fantastic melody to your playing. You’ve really inspired me! Any tips you can share with the world in adding melody to guitar solos?
Chris Buck has posted these in the past that may prove useful🎸👍
ruclips.net/video/-2im7wZ43lE/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Dloem-3oGqg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/y0IEU04nMuk/видео.html
Loved those rehearsal jams
That was crazy fantastic!
Very sweet sounding playing, especially the Tom Petty track. Though I don’t think I’ve ever seen you play an actual barre chord before, as at 7:15 😉
1:57 I want Mick to soundtrack my life.
I watch a lot of your vids.... you play beautifully. ♪
Great Sounds. Great Player. Nothing more to say ;-)
Cool jam! Nice board!
The Xotic EP Booster in one hell of a great little pedal.
Hey Chris! Only just recently come across you channel man! It’s the nuts. Love you Petty cover. I’m trying to learn how you played that! Completely new style for me. If I did succeed in this, would it be cool for me to film it, and post it on my Instagram? I’ll give you credit obvs 🤜🏻
can only imagine you play with Derek Trucks, notes at 0:34 - 0:39 are super tasty
Chris Buck makes me proud to be Welsh, god damn.
Me too 👍
Sappnin butties?
It doest take much for you welsh to be proud of anything Welsh. Not that thats a problem. Shame about the 6 nations though
Being from the States, I have always been entriged by the whole UK area, but especially Wales, and it's people.
Not to dis anyone, but from the history I have read, most of the conquerors, to England in time, took over almost everywhere, but Wales.
From my research, it seems after so much time, expense, and effort wasted, for such small gains, the conquerors made a, "stay the hell out of there zone" and left Wales alone and in tact.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but you gotta appreciate, that kind of gumption!
However, if you please, don't damn God!
Bravo, non the less, "Wales".
And no, I mean no disrespect, to the rest, of the country!
It's just history.
@@Linkmohr12 You’re right Duncan, Wales is unique amongst the four countries that make up the UK (the others being Scotland, Northern Ireland and England) in that it has strongly maintained its identity through the survival of its own ancient language, and associated cultural events such as the Eisteddfod, an annual outdoor gathering of artists, bards and druids, that celebrates poetry, literature and music within the language. While the language is not spoken by everyone in Wales - the industrial south in particular speaks English almost exclusively - road signs throughout the nation are bilingual, so a sign for the capital city would read both Cardiff and Caerdydd, and there are Welsh language TV and radio channels.
The Welsh are, in general, a working class nation, with hill farmers in north and mid Wales, and - until the very the recent past - miners, dockers and steel workers in the south. We pride ourselves on our strong identity based on hard work, sport (primarily through the national sport of Rugby, where we have consistently punched well above our weight, considering our relatively small population of a little over 3 million), poetry, song, friendliness, a mental and physical toughness that has led to a refusal to be dominated or patronised and a sense of being different and unique, though not better, than those English cousins just over the border. Obviously, given our physical closeness to an open border, most Welsh families have English relatives, and vice-versa, especially with the number of English men who moved to south Wales during the industrial revolution, when jobs in mining, docking and the iron and steel industries were plentiful.
That border has led to a proliferation of beautiful and historic castles, built down the centuries and throughout the entire country by various Kings in an attempt to dominate, subjugate and basically keep the Welsh in order, not always successfully 😉. Indeed, the first castle built by William the Conqueror, back in 1067, a year after he defeated the English at Hastings, was at the Welsh border town of Chepstow, in an attempt to control both the Welsh, and the confluence of two very important border rivers, the Severn and the Wye.
History has created a strong affiliation between the nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (indeed, Ireland as a whole) in that we share a Celtic strain that runs deep within our DNA, and a mutual distrust of the English government, created by centuries of repeated attempts to dominate us as a people, to misuse our natural resources, and of taking advantage of what has always been considered as cheap and easily abused labour, which led to the working-class uprising of the Chartists. If you want to start any further research into Welshness in general, read ‘Rape of the Fair Country’, a novel by Alexander Cordell, based around the Chartist movement, or any of Dylan Thomas’s poems.
I hope that helps. 🏴 Cymru am byth.
I wont back down! that was quality mate
That clip of Mick 😂
Don't worry about the pedals, you need to concentrate on the Paul Davids - Chris buck album !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not a bad board, just need a few more overdrives and you should be done, maybe a Duellist for the BB side and a a couple of type klon pedals :)
Loved the 'Wont Back down' jam on the SuperEgo - so I'm guessing you're running straight mono now into one amp.
Very crucial advice needed dearest Chris! Which pelicase houses this huge pedalboard. It seems to be the only sensible solution for travelling! Any hints appreciated!
It'd be interesting to hear you tackle movie scores on guitar. I feel like "The Ludlows" would really translate well with your playing.
6:57 Turning your guitar into a bell, I see
11:01 - someone please tab this out! Just amazing
Great video... but please try a de-esser
Beautiful music - and such a sweet board. Evolution. How much you want for your quarter master! ? LOL.
Love your work. But weren't you signed by Fender?
Sounds great, I hope the stream has more footage then just a close up of your guitar though 😉
Haha. Definitely! The was just some iPhone footage I shot myself. It’ll be pro video and audio for the live stream 🙂
the guy make me realize that digital/SS strff has its own quality to the sound. I bought ChaseBliss mk II preamp and I almost regret ,maybe literally regret, not buying the HX stomp instead.
Man, teach me that harmonic trick at roughly the 26 second mark
It's cool isn't it? Just tap the fret 12 frets up from the fretted note. You need to "bounce" your finger quickly to get the harmonic to ring, and it's going to take a bit of practice to get the knack.
@@mattrussell106