HOW TO SOUND LIKE HOT MULLIGAN | Midwest Emo Pop Punk Production Tutorial

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[@MadAtThat]

Would make a recommendation instead of playing inverted chords just tune your guitar to Facgce or Dacgce. All of their songs are in that tuning with some exceptions.
I have talked with Chris and Gary from sound acres recording studio before about their Kemper profiles. Mostly want to stay Marshall/Vox with it. but on the YBF record it was all recorded with an Orange Rockerverb except *equip sunglasses which was recorded on an AC30.
truth is tbh that the reverend guitar is kind of a cheat code to their tone because of the bass contour circuit. I have 2 reverends and I cannot deny that rolling slightly off the bass tone without losing volume/mids really complements the Dacgce tuning and the classic brit drive tone they have!

[@mtchlrtoo]

This is like the most useful comment ever commented. Really appreciate it!
I do love a good FACGCE from time to time, sometimes though, I'm too lazy to twist the tuning knobs. Really enjoy the Origami Angel tunings as well!

[@MadAtThat]

@@mtchlrtoo facgce is like my new standard ngl

[@jeragaming4923]

What cabinet? Thats a big part if the sound

[@marcusagain]

I’m a big beginner. So a good trick is to double track using different amps, and varying how you play the chords ? I love it

[@mtchlrtoo]

Yep, use different sounds to layer tracks

[@jonocarroll9361]

Step 1 immediately wrong get a guitar with p90s

[@mtchlrtoo]

this is completely wrong, you should actually get an acoustic electric ukulele

[@capnjames]

This is great! Do a drum tutorial 🤞

[@mtchlrtoo]

I actually have one up on the channel!

[@Palisade5810]

You got something for doing midwest emo screams? I just can't figure it out and all the screaming tutorials online are for metal which doesn't have the same vibe.

[@sumaer9449]

Good stuff- that was a Jazz bass though 😅

[@mtchlrtoo]

Haha look technically it’s neither because it was built by some dude in Japan and not actually fender

[@maxonmendel5757]

yeah I was gonna say..

[@krisj2101]

Fantastic tutorial, please do more of these!!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Will do!

[@sydnxy8813]

can you do something for vocals like how to mix midwest emo vox

[@ssbmasterpk93]

Such a big help, thank you so much!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Glad to help!

[@hclyrics]

3:26 "For the bass, we're using a P-bass." *holds up a J-bass* 😂

[@mtchlrtoo]

@@hclyrics imma be honest brotherman it’s a custom made bass so technically it’s neither and we’re both wrong lmao

[@mtchlrtoo]

@@hclyrics imma also be honest again and say I don’t know anything about basses

[@hclyrics]

@@mtchlrtoo I hope I didn't sound mean or anything, I was just poking fun! This was an excellent video and you earned a subscriber!
(I think the main difference is in the pickups. Jazz basses have two skinny pickups and Precision basses have one split single-coil. Then there's a PJ bass, which has a P-style pickup in its normal position and a J-style bridge pickup, to add to the confusion.)

[@mtchlrtoo]

@@hclyrics damn I hope I didn’t sound mean either! Funnily enough I’ve gotten that comment before and I just can’t train my brain to call it a J Bass for some reason hahah

[@hclyrics]

@@mtchlrtoo No, not at all! Anyway, let these serve as some comments for the algorithm.

[@taric2133]

Very helpful and chill video

[@mtchlrtoo]

Noted! I find it hard deciding how in depth to go in these videos, maybe I'll do something more in depth, but in the meantime, the neve im referring to here is a real channel strip from an old console, it's really sought after for its harmonics and what it does to the sound going through it, be it with saturation and its harmonics from all the real analog stuff like transistors inside it. Again, a real, old, vintage console channel strip (which in the Neve's case is a preamplifier, and EQ). In this video I use an emulation of it.

[@taric2133]

@@mtchlrtoo yeah I mean it’s probably so different from person to person. Someone else might be bored to death if you go about it in more detail haha Anyway, Thanks for the detailed explanation!

[@Wakawakawakawakawakawakawaka7]

Holy shit that’s gorgeous I wish I had more than just logic

[@mtchlrtoo]

Logic is amazing! Both the same calibre of daws

[@Gabingus69]

Wow

[@abunchofemos-kn4sm]

hey nice

[@AchmadFaturRizky]

Great content dude!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Much appreciated!

[@ThomasPenninger]

faaaantastic as always!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Thanks man!

[@servicestuffs2549]

Good stuff!

[@mtchlrtoo]

I appreciate it!