Distorted Classical Guitar
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Distorted Classical Guitar with the Hello Sailor Effects Boss Metal Zone (Diezel Mod) and Godin Multiac. This is a Halloween Special where we explore the depths and depravity that is turning your electric classical guitar into an (angry?) metal monster. Joe Halliday of Hello Sailor Effects is doing some great things with his innovative designs so do check out his effects pedals. Presented by Dale Harris, guitar. The guitar used here is a Godin Multiac Grand Concert Duet SA Electric Classical Guitar.
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Klotz Guitar Cable
Mogami Patch Lead
Palmer Power Supply
Jim Dunlop Jazz III 0.73mm Picks
D'addario Pro-Arte Nylon Strings
RMC Pickups (in the Godin Multiac SA)
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They called me crazy and said I couldn't play metal with a classical guitar.
I melted their faces off.
Amazing man... both u and the guitar
Many thanks for the kind words. Best regards, Dale Harris
Thank u this perfect, I’m playing with a band currently and I’m looking to get a peizo put in. I always play with my fingers and I utilize triplets and different techniques with my hands so this is perfect.
i used to run my steel string Fender through this Peavey distortion pedal right into a little tascam 4 track. i used those pick ups that you put in the soundhole. man it sounded cool. its a strange experience.
thanks for the video dude
Just found this. Wow was not expecting that. My face just melted like a bad guy in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
What is the purpose of a steel string then? This is literally perfection. You can play beethoven and flamenco and metal and rock and roll and pop and country.
Someone at work asked me today what my next guitar will be. I told him I’ve already got it, it does everything. The Godin Multiac ACS SA.
I know exactly what you mean! Best regards, Dale Harris
bends
Thank you
Thanks, that answers my question.
Power chords sound great on a nylon string guitar
Hi Charlie, they do indeed. I learned this in about 1987 when I saw John McLaughlin in concert playing a hybrid flamenco guitar. He was using an internal pickup plus an external microphone. He had a large effects rack next to him which was basically compressors and EQ. Really loud and powerful. Check out his Royal Festival Hall live recording from 1989 (or 90?). I was there in person too but anyway, that guitar sound is so powerful. All the best, Dale Harris
Agreed. They sound massive.
amazing
this is also a testament to how good a guitar the multiac is! Not any classical guitar would take a pedal tht well without much bigger issues in feedback. Also my octaver doesnt track classical guitar very well and often you can hardly hear the effect
Many thanks. Yes, the Multiac is incredible regarding what it can handle. So put it through be huge PA system and it'll be fine and wouldn't require too much fiddling about. Thanks for reaching out. All the best, Dale
I was wondering this ...so I looked and this must be the vest vidio on the topic because it's the first good looking f one I clicked.
WOW!
Beavis and Butthead theme would be amazing with that distortion 🤣
Ps. Further to my last comment….I got hold of a Yamaha silent guitar ( classical guitar model); it’s fab for playing through an amp and has a lot more sustain compared to my Yamaha acoustic classical with piezo. I’m looking forward to trying out a delay pedal for a slight bit of extra oomph but the difference is already really pronounced.
Hi! Im quite newbie in the pedal world....i use a fender nylon guitar, but some of my songs need distortion in some parts (more rock)...which pedal should/could i use?
That will depend on your taste, your guitar pickup, your amp or going DI to desk, how much bass shelving that you can stand, if you want soft or hard clipping square waves! Why not go to a guitar shop and test out a few? Overdrive and Distortion pedals by both Boss and TC Electronic are good starting points and will hold their investment value. I've used an MXR Distortion Plus, Boss DS-1 and MZ-2.
Best regards, Dale Harris
@@EverythingGuitar23 thanks a lot Man, yes will try all what you said :)
Thanks…this was interesting, however I’m not really looking for a metal sound but a way to make my nylon guitar maybe sustain a bit longer and have a bit more oomph for when I play/sing live; any ideas? I’ve watched a few videos about using a delay pedal but other than using a slapback fro more rhythmic parts it doesn’t seem that useful? Thanks again…. I’ve just realised I’ve been subscribe ages via your excellent classical guitar tutorials. Thanks again.
Hi,
Yes I totally understand your predicament. I am thinking about the best way of explaining what is a multitude of sound scenarios and solutions. I'll see if I can do a video series on this perhaps?
Best regards, Dale
@@EverythingGuitar23 yes I think it would be interesting….I bet there are a good few rock/pop players who prefer the size/weight/space a nylon string Spanish style guitar offers. I’m gonna bring my guitar down to my local guitar shop and try out a few pedals….I’ll let you know how I get on.
Also..ypu are great at guitar
How wide is the nut on this guitar?
All Godin Classic's offer two nut widths. Mine are are full 2" classical Spanish spec because that's what I'm used to playing in classical style, but they do a slimline neck at 1.715" that is more familiar to electric guitar players. I hope that this helps.
Best regards, Dale Harris
@@EverythingGuitar23 It helps and confused even more 😁😁Couple of sites and one guy that owns Multiac Nylon say that it's 1.9"
The fingerboard width is 2". The string spacing is 42.5mm. does that help? I don't own the slimline neck versions so you'll have to refer to the factory specifications.
@@EverythingGuitar23 Thank you. All of those are way too wide for me, it's just puzzling why even Godin site says it's 1.9
It might depend on their tolerances so when I say 2" that might relate to Godin's 1.9"?
I now hope to see a geacy band with a nylon player. If not I'll be the first lol.or you..your better