That was honestly one of the best and easiest to understand videos on pedals! Like how you broke it down and simplified it. You’ve more than earned a new subscriber.
Keep playing. One day you'll be playing in 20 years and wish you'd played more haha "I could have been a master by now if I'd actually regularly practiced like the old days!" You get to the point you know so many songs you truly forget tons of them until you hear them or they randomly pop up.
I loved that you used a song that originally uses the effect being demo. It makes it sp much easier to identify and remember. And makes sense of sounds I've already listened in other songs. Awesome video!
Absolutely thank you so much! I had just started to learn an electric guitar last year then moved recently and gave that guitar away (and kept the amp knowing I’d be picking a new one up after the move. I’m now looking at picking up a new guitar and pedal mix (seriously just yesterday was going to pull the trigger but the color I wanted is out of stock… and while looking, pedals came up and it made me wonder how to get ones I’d like). Yes, your video cleared it up and I’m ready!!! Thank you!!! Perfect timing!!! 🤯🤯🤯
@@GuitarZero2Hero have you ever had any of your students with small hand feel like they could change chords better on a fatter necked guitar? I have a 60a slim neck epiphone les Paul. I was strumming fatter necked guitars recently and felt a lot more comfortable changing chords even though I have small hands.
Thanks for such a clear and unpatronizing explanation - I feel enlightened instead of confused as I normally do when I've watched other videos on this subject - great work!
Excellent video!!! Thank you for NOT playing long guitar examples. Your examples are just right to understand the effect. I'm also grateful for mentioning the chain of effects placement. Once again probably the best and most informative video I've seen.
Honestly Dave your such a great teacher man everything you teach is really easily understood and simple to follow. I'm not sure how my journey will have gone if it wasn't for your video's.
You are probably the no. 1 guitar channel on RUclips in my opinion. No tutorial or video is more clear than yours. Thanks for Al the effort you put in these Dave!
It really needs to be in the FX loop. I need to hook mine up to an oscilloscope to work out what's going on, but it sounds 10x better if it's not pushing into the preamp
I just found this video and as a brand new guitar learner (not even really a player yet) this instructional video about the pedals was AWESOME!!! Great way to explain them and help me understand them. Thanks bro!
Dave, I have just watched this again to refresh my understanding of pedals. I only have a BossME90 (your video helped me understand it btw) rather than separate pedals yet this "Guitar Pedals for Beginners" clip now makes so much more sense. Thanks mate. Legend!!
I’ve been struggling with getting to grips with pedals, I was sent here by a hero on Reddit. This video is perfect, the best explanation of pedals. Thank you.
My late pa FX box has chorus and Delay for his tweaked strat going thru his Peavey Vegas 400 amp he used to play country all over texas...still gottem trying to learn em
Tons of comments have already said what I would have liked to say so I will simply drop a ♥ 'cause I love the channel and content like this one as a beginner. Thanks !
Thanks so much for inspiring my dream pedal board!!! After seeing this video 10 months ago, I was set on a mission which was recently completed... Rather than your Fender board, I went with a large D'Addario XPND (because I knew I would end up with more than 10 pedals). I did go with the Fender lvl 12 engine room you mentioned using, and BOSS pancake patch cables which worked out great ! I used a BOSS PCS-20 daisy chain plugged into my TU-3w to power any additional pedals to my board after I had more than 12...and ended up building a board with 18 pedals total. (14 of them BOSS) The pedals on this board include: TU-3w Chromatic Tuner AC-3 Acoustic Simulator NS-1X Noise Suppressor JB-2 Angry Driver MT-2 Metal Zone PS-6 Harmonist FB-2 Feedbacker/Booster GE-7 Equalizer IR-2 Amp & Cabinet PH-3 Phase Shifter SY-1 Synthesizer CE-2w Chorus DD-8 Digital Delay RV-6 Reverb the non-BOSS pedals are: Dunlop Shrine Series Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face Digitech EX-7 Expression Factory Digitech Digidelay Digitech JamMan solo looper. There's 21 total pedals if you count the JHS red remote for the JB-2, and 2 Digitech FSX3 footswitches for the looper and the expression factory. Anyway...much thanks to your posted video for leading me down this path of pedal-purchasing and now penny-less insanity! 😅 Actually, the rabbit hole ended up in endless guitar bliss for me...and for that I can't thank you enough! I otherwise may have just bought some piece-of-crap digital multi-effects unit which I think are much less fun and very discouraging due to time consuming digital menu scrolling while tweaking infinite parameters only to find sounds that are mostly too shrill or tinny. Individual stomp box effects to me are much more fun since you can dial in your sound in real-time for each effect with the quick turn of a knob rather than constantly scrolling through digital menus while tweaking each parameter. Plus BOSS pedals always sound awesome! Thanks again for the inspiration and rock on, dude!! \m/
Wow.. 😮 Thank you very much. Such a great help for a newbie of using guitar pedal effects. The clarity in explaining every detail is very overwhelming. Thank you and God bless you more.
Great stuff. My one "wish this was done different" is on the flanger, which wasn't played in isolation. You did the clean example, but then added both the overdrive and the flanger, so there were two changes in the comparison which made it a little more challenging to hear the flanger for its own sake. All in all, a great, "down and dirty but definitely effective" 101 - definitely worth the "like". Thanks!
This is the video I have been hunting for. I have been an acoustic guitarist for 25 years and was just recently gifted my first electric guitar. I bought a Boss Katana amp with all these FX options built in (like the multi FX pedal you mentioned) but found the options overwhelming. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I’m an electric guitarist for 20+ years and I play leads and chords and since the digital age with computers I ditched all these old pedals decades ago. I only ever use the effects in the software and a multieffects pedal for recording and it sounds great on my end . Maybe it would be easier if playing a lot of gigs to use all the different pedals but I’ve never had a need for it.
@@timwarneka5681 I just have a digitech 255 it has everything I need and more. i also bought am interface for my computer but it's more advanced than I really need.
Wow. You are an amazing teacher. Very organized and I learned more on this short video than I have watching hours of previous videos. You made it all make sense. Thank you so much.
I personally use delay before the drives. It gives a dirty delay and can create cool different effects. I would say in this combination is the only worth try differently
I’ve been playing for just over 4 years. I’m broke asf, so I’ve only recently began becoming interested in pedals. This was so helpful!! Also, one more thing: on delay and reverb, that isn’t the same for all genres. My preferred genre is dub, and drowning everything in crazy delay and reverb is a part of the style.
Thanx so much for this vid. just moving to guitar after 40 odd years of playing bass. Great explanation of the different pedals and effects. Ive already purchased an overdrive as a starter. Cheers
A great clear and concise video; helpful even to someone whose played for a few years. It may be worth adding that while putting the Looper at the end is clearly the place for it to go when you are of course looping, but when you are trying to learn what your pedals can do and how they work, I find it is good to temporarily move it to the beginning. That way you can put in a quick 2 or 4 bar sequence, put your guitar down and start to tweak your pedals over and over again as the clean loop plays through them to rapidly work out how they respond.
My first pedal was an original fuzz face I love it cause it is able to play the two of my favourite styles of music with it being able to sound in certain situations psychadelic along with all the way up sounding rock and blues it’s a great one
I learned a lot about guitars from this! I'm a drummer just starting my journey into guitars, and I've come to realize something, I'm really hungry now!
Super presentation. Great analogies. Very easy to understand for an old guy like me that is switching from acoustic to electric after 47 years. I've ordered my first pedal and it's a Digitech Metal Master! Thanks for a very informative video.
Thank you for this! I could always hear most of these but never knew what they were called! I also appreciate you playing popular songs that use the effects!
Excellent information here! I run the guitar to the following... -tuner pedal -OD pedal no#1 -OD pedal no#2 -Boss D1 Dist. To a rack mount /preamp affects unit (these pedals go in the front input) The rear rack output goes to the second half of my pedal board... -Phase pedal -boss chorus 2 -flanger pedal -Delay pedal -reverb pedal Then to my tube amp... It seems to work beautifully this way. Keeping in mind that the rack effect mount has some preset noise control gates, making it sound quiet with no back ground noise... Also using my pedals with different on- board rack effects gives me a ton of variation in guitar sounds! But I am very curious to see a straight forward set-up like you are showing... Guitar 🎸 to tuner, to overdrives, to Distortion, and to the rest of effects like, flangers, chorus, phasers, reverbs, delays etc ... Then straight to my tube amp... Keeping in mind that I will have to balance out the (not having a preamp, noise gates/filters, and other on board goodies). Which means, using a tad more volume off of the amp, right? Seems that your set-up would be perfect for live/stage/ performance, while my set-up is probably better for studio work and recordings right!? What's your take on this? Would love to know. Great video, thx!
Loved this video! I'm working for Digitech/DOD and this really helped me understand the different types of pedal. It would've been cool to put the different song names as you played along
Hey, this is one of the best reviews on pedals for the newbie! Well done!! On my pedal board, I would also add in the beginning a BOSS Compressor. I have the CS3 in front of my pedalboard. I always have it one. Then the overdrive and a Chorus effect. I love Chorus, I have the BOSS Dimension DC-2W Waza Craft. Thank you for posting this. Very informative!
This is a good video. Now that the Pod Express from Line 6 is out, I would not hesitate to recommend starting with that before you buy any pedals or even an amp. It can do everything you have on that pedal board with the possible exception of the Metal Zone. Plus, it costs less than two of the pedals you have on that board, presuming you buy the Boss pedals new. It doesn't use menus, either. Just knobs and buttons. No, I don't actually work for Line 6. :P
That was honestly one of the best and easiest to understand videos on pedals! Like how you broke it down and simplified it. You’ve more than earned a new subscriber.
Glad it helped!
I agree
I started playing guitar in 1965, and yet your video proves you`re never too old to learn. Excellent! Thanks.
what kind of bands do you like
A mix really - I like most music, but my favourites are Deep Purple, Rainbow, Extreme and of course,m Eric Clapton@@coopaluvscarti
59 years ago is insane, super impressive
Been playing 4 months now and I am learning a lot. Your explanation of pedals is thorough and easy to understand. Thanks!
@James Willett facts!!
@@jameswillett1984 Think of your guitar heroes and what pedals they used - for me it's Kurt Cobain and the Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal
@@jameswillett1984oh my god we started playing guitar on the same exact day
Keep playing. One day you'll be playing in 20 years and wish you'd played more haha "I could have been a master by now if I'd actually regularly practiced like the old days!" You get to the point you know so many songs you truly forget tons of them until you hear them or they randomly pop up.
So far, the best pedal adviser for beginners. So many videos similar to this but it didn't explain so well as this! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I loved that you used a song that originally uses the effect being demo. It makes it sp much easier to identify and remember. And makes sense of sounds I've already listened in other songs. Awesome video!
Thank you!
Did you read my fricken mind?!? How the eff did you know I was about to pull the trigger on my first pedal?!?
Haha good timing! Hope it helped
Absolutely thank you so much! I had just started to learn an electric guitar last year then moved recently and gave that guitar away (and kept the amp knowing I’d be picking a new one up after the move.
I’m now looking at picking up a new guitar and pedal mix (seriously just yesterday was going to pull the trigger but the color I wanted is out of stock… and while looking, pedals came up and it made me wonder how to get ones I’d like). Yes, your video cleared it up and I’m ready!!! Thank you!!! Perfect timing!!! 🤯🤯🤯
@@GuitarZero2Hero fyi your patch cable and leads links are for the tuner 👍
@@GuitarZero2Hero have you ever had any of your students with small hand feel like they could change chords better on a fatter necked guitar? I have a 60a slim neck epiphone les Paul. I was strumming fatter necked guitars recently and felt a lot more comfortable changing chords even though I have small hands.
Thank you so much I’m 14 and I really love writing music but I wanted to spice it up with my guitar and this really helps
I was wondering why my reverb and delay sounded so horrible, they were the first things i was putting in my chain lol, thanks dude
Thanks for such a clear and unpatronizing explanation - I feel enlightened instead of confused as I normally do when I've watched other videos on this subject - great work!
Glad it was helpful Mark!
Excellent video!!!
Thank you for NOT playing long guitar examples.
Your examples are just right to understand the effect.
I'm also grateful for mentioning the chain of effects placement.
Once again probably the best and most informative video I've seen.
You're very welcome!
Honestly Dave your such a great teacher man everything you teach is really easily understood and simple to follow. I'm not sure how my journey will have gone if it wasn't for your video's.
from someone making the switch from acoustic to electric, thank you!
You’re welcome :)
You are probably the no. 1 guitar channel on RUclips in my opinion. No tutorial or video is more clear than yours. Thanks for Al the effort you put in these Dave!
BEST pedal explanation I've seen on RUclips. I was going mad trying to understand it all. Now comes the hard wallet hitting part 🤣
I agree
After playing guitar for over 45 years I wish I knew this when I first started!! You explained this beautifully.❤
Thank you!
Did anyone else want spaghetti after this?
No but reading the word “spaghetti” made me hungry
Everyone
Mate, 100%.
Was eating spaghetti while watching this lol :3
Best video on effects I have ever seen. Great examples, fantastic analogy, wonderful execution. Absolutely beautiful
Thanks John!
My Lord - you just made something that I thought was super complex and made it easy enough to understand and act upon, Bravo!!!
Glad it helped!
I think metal zone is one of the best pedals out there despite all the hate it gets...
Used correctly it sounds great!
I have one and it’s fine i also have a ch1
It really needs to be in the FX loop. I need to hook mine up to an oscilloscope to work out what's going on, but it sounds 10x better if it's not pushing into the preamp
One of the best guitar videos ive ever seen. The production is perfect and the effort is clear and your clarity is perfect THANK YOU
You’re welcome :)
This video is brilliant 👌 as a beginner on electric guitar, this makes it so much easier to understand how each pedal work... fantastic
Glad it was helpful!
Nicely done. Good analogy, well ordered and clearly presented. Made perfect sense of it. Thanks.
Thanks!
I just found this video and as a brand new guitar learner (not even really a player yet) this instructional video about the pedals was AWESOME!!! Great way to explain them and help me understand them. Thanks bro!
This has got to be the best explanation and demo of effects pedal types; thanks!
Glad it helped!
This is one of the best pedals videos I've ever seen. Great job mate!!!!!!
Thanks! 😃
You definitely need to do a full version of the Pumped Up Kicks cover at 7:28! Just from the little snippet it was sounding great!
Loved how you played popular songs that people would actually know to showcase each effect individually. So simple yet so effective😎
That was, without doubt, the No1 best video explanation I have seen on understanding pedals and how to use them
Dave, I have just watched this again to refresh my understanding of pedals. I only have a BossME90 (your video helped me understand it btw) rather than separate pedals yet this "Guitar Pedals for Beginners" clip now makes so much more sense. Thanks mate. Legend!!
I agree: A Vox amp (clean) + Overdrive + Delay + Reverb will do for most electric guitar deeds.
100%!
Can you please advice on what Vox Amp to buy. A link would be great. Thanks
Dude!! This was so educational! I love how you played recognizable songs to hear the effect. Thanks!!
I’ve been struggling with getting to grips with pedals, I was sent here by a hero on Reddit. This video is perfect, the best explanation of pedals.
Thank you.
Best teacher on the net
This is the best pedal/effects explanation video i've ever seen and i can't tell how much i enjoyed it! Thank you :)
Chorus and flanger are just godly, thank you !
My late pa FX box has chorus and Delay for his tweaked strat going thru his Peavey Vegas 400 amp he used to play country all over texas...still gottem trying to learn em
I could listen to this guy all day thank you for your info
Any time!
Tons of comments have already said what I would have liked to say so I will simply drop a ♥ 'cause I love the channel and content like this one as a beginner. Thanks !
Thanks so much for inspiring my dream pedal board!!!
After seeing this video 10 months ago, I was set on a mission which was recently completed...
Rather than your Fender board, I went with a large D'Addario XPND (because I knew I would end up with more than 10 pedals). I did go with the Fender lvl 12 engine room you mentioned using, and BOSS pancake patch cables which worked out great !
I used a BOSS PCS-20 daisy chain plugged into my TU-3w to power any additional pedals to my board after I had more than 12...and ended up building a board with 18 pedals total.
(14 of them BOSS)
The pedals on this board include:
TU-3w Chromatic Tuner
AC-3 Acoustic Simulator
NS-1X Noise Suppressor
JB-2 Angry Driver
MT-2 Metal Zone
PS-6 Harmonist
FB-2 Feedbacker/Booster
GE-7 Equalizer
IR-2 Amp & Cabinet
PH-3 Phase Shifter
SY-1 Synthesizer
CE-2w Chorus
DD-8 Digital Delay
RV-6 Reverb
the non-BOSS pedals are:
Dunlop Shrine Series Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face
Digitech EX-7 Expression Factory
Digitech Digidelay
Digitech JamMan solo looper.
There's 21 total pedals if you count the JHS red remote for the JB-2, and 2 Digitech FSX3 footswitches for the looper and the expression factory.
Anyway...much thanks to your posted video for leading me down this path of pedal-purchasing and now penny-less insanity! 😅
Actually, the rabbit hole ended up in endless guitar bliss for me...and for that I can't thank you enough!
I otherwise may have just bought some piece-of-crap digital multi-effects unit which I think are much less fun and very discouraging due to time consuming digital menu scrolling while tweaking infinite parameters only to find sounds that are mostly too shrill or tinny.
Individual stomp box effects to me are much more fun since you can dial in your sound in real-time for each effect with the quick turn of a knob rather than constantly scrolling through digital menus while tweaking each parameter.
Plus BOSS pedals always sound awesome!
Thanks again for the inspiration and rock on, dude!! \m/
I like the spaghetti analogy...delizioso!🤤
My set-up: Wah>Overdrive/Distortion>Delay/Reverb
The best dumbed down version ever. So well explained
Wow.. 😮 Thank you very much.
Such a great help for a newbie of using guitar pedal effects.
The clarity in explaining every detail is very overwhelming.
Thank you and God bless you more.
That’s 1 of the best effects videos I’ve seen. Nice work
Thanks! 😃
Great stuff. My one "wish this was done different" is on the flanger, which wasn't played in isolation. You did the clean example, but then added both the overdrive and the flanger, so there were two changes in the comparison which made it a little more challenging to hear the flanger for its own sake. All in all, a great, "down and dirty but definitely effective" 101 - definitely worth the "like". Thanks!
Glad it helped!
This is the video I have been hunting for. I have been an acoustic guitarist for 25 years and was just recently gifted my first electric guitar. I bought a Boss Katana amp with all these FX options built in (like the multi FX pedal you mentioned) but found the options overwhelming.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
You’re welcome! Everything here applies (you’ll just need to tweak it digitally on the tone studio) 👍🏼
You truly make some of the very best guitar videos. Keep it up.
Glad you like them!
This is probably the best video I've watched so far about this topic. I now actually understand how this works. Thanks😀
Great lesson. I only knew about distortion a reverb pedals, but not the rest. Good explanation for rookies like me 👍
Thank you!
I’m an electric guitarist for 20+ years and I play leads and chords and since the digital age with computers I ditched all these old pedals decades ago. I only ever use the effects in the software and a multieffects pedal for recording and it sounds great on my end . Maybe it would be easier if playing a lot of gigs to use all the different pedals but I’ve never had a need for it.
Nice! What are your favorite multi effect pedal (s) these days, please?
Wouldn’t the only pedal you need be a whammy?
@@timwarneka5681 I just have a digitech 255 it has everything I need and more. i also bought am interface for my computer but it's more advanced than I really need.
Wow. You are an amazing teacher. Very organized and I learned more on this short video than I have watching hours of previous videos. You made it all make sense. Thank you so much.
Just ordered my first pedal, this was exactly the video i needed. Cheers!
I personally use delay before the drives. It gives a dirty delay and can create cool different effects. I would say in this combination is the only worth try differently
Best video for explaining the pedals..
Some videos use the overdrive pedals to drive an already driven amplifier 🤔
Very nice video thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This is the best guitar pedal video I have found. Very organized and informative, loved it! thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This is by the best explainer for pedals 👏🏾
I’ve been playing for just over 4 years. I’m broke asf, so I’ve only recently began becoming interested in pedals. This was so helpful!! Also, one more thing: on delay and reverb, that isn’t the same for all genres. My preferred genre is dub, and drowning everything in crazy delay and reverb is a part of the style.
Haha yeh I guess it is genre dependant isn't it! These are just general guidelines too so feel free to experiment!
So helpful, cheers.
this is just the most genius and easy way to understand the pedals
I did not notice a 'wah' pedal.
I love the way it says * less then ten minutes * when it’s 9:59
Thanx so much for this vid. just moving to guitar after 40 odd years of playing bass. Great explanation of the different pedals and effects. Ive already purchased an overdrive as a starter. Cheers
A great clear and concise video; helpful even to someone whose played for a few years. It may be worth adding that while putting the Looper at the end is clearly the place for it to go when you are of course looping, but when you are trying to learn what your pedals can do and how they work, I find it is good to temporarily move it to the beginning. That way you can put in a quick 2 or 4 bar sequence, put your guitar down and start to tweak your pedals over and over again as the clean loop plays through them to rapidly work out how they respond.
I never dreamed that I'd want a pedal like you.
What a wicked riff to play
To make me play that way
My first pedal was an original fuzz face I love it cause it is able to play the two of my favourite styles of music with it being able to sound in certain situations psychadelic along with all the way up sounding rock and blues it’s a great one
This is the clearest explaination of pedal order I've seen. Wasn't sure on a few things and you cleared it up. Thanks a bunch
Glad it helped Pete!
I learned a lot about guitars from this! I'm a drummer just starting my journey into guitars, and I've come to realize something, I'm really hungry now!
Definitely DESERVES MY SUPPORT ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Super presentation. Great analogies. Very easy to understand for an old guy like me that is switching from acoustic to electric after 47 years. I've ordered my first pedal and it's a Digitech Metal Master! Thanks for a very informative video.
the video i've needed forever
Thank you so much, you explained the whole pedal process to guitar playing. I now have a better understanding of them.
Really helpful for beginners thx alot! Your pasta analogy was hilarious and genius at the same time :)
Haha thanks 😊
Thank you for this! I could always hear most of these but never knew what they were called!
I also appreciate you playing popular songs that use the effects!
Excellent information here!
I run the guitar to the following...
-tuner pedal
-OD pedal no#1
-OD pedal no#2
-Boss D1 Dist.
To a rack mount /preamp affects unit (these pedals go in the front input)
The rear rack output goes to the second half of my pedal board...
-Phase pedal
-boss chorus 2
-flanger pedal
-Delay pedal
-reverb pedal
Then to my tube amp...
It seems to work beautifully this way. Keeping in mind that the rack effect mount has some preset noise control gates, making it sound quiet with no back ground noise...
Also using my pedals with different on- board rack effects gives me a ton of variation in guitar sounds!
But I am very curious to see a straight forward set-up like you are showing...
Guitar 🎸 to tuner, to overdrives, to Distortion, and to the rest of effects like, flangers, chorus, phasers, reverbs, delays etc ...
Then straight to my tube amp...
Keeping in mind that I will have to balance out the (not having a preamp, noise gates/filters, and other on board goodies).
Which means, using a tad more volume off of the amp, right?
Seems that your set-up would be perfect for live/stage/ performance, while my set-up is probably better for studio work and recordings right!?
What's your take on this? Would love to know.
Great video, thx!
I could never understand anything better than this
i dont play the guitar, and i found this video really interesting. nice one
Awesome Dave, so clear and simple, demystifying something I had no idea about but now have grasp.. plus I'm hungry now too 🤪
😁😁😁 my pleasure mate
WOW... thanks for very informative explanation.. A really great video.
This was exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you!
as a beginner about guitar pedals, this video was very explanatory. thank you
Best and simple explanation for pedals' basic!! Thanks!!
Thanks for the simple and clear explanation and demonstration!
Love the taste of delay and reverb
sounds good to the taste
Amazing, briefly 💯😊
This is a masterpiece.
Loved this video! I'm working for Digitech/DOD and this really helped me understand the different types of pedal. It would've been cool to put the different song names as you played along
Glad it was helpful!
@@GuitarZero2Herowhat is the name of the song for the reverb pedal example? it’s beautiful
Thanks for clear examples. New guitarist working scales and exploring tones.
Omg thank you so much for such a great video. Straight to the point and easy to understand. Can't wait to see your next video.
This video is great. Wishing I would have come across this sooner!
This is a welll put together video, excellent for learning pedals, nice work man!
Bro played an masterpiece in the beggining
Great explanation, thank you.
Love dis video as a beginner electric guitar player
Hey, this is one of the best reviews on pedals for the newbie! Well done!! On my pedal board, I would also add in the beginning a BOSS Compressor. I have the CS3 in front of my pedalboard. I always have it one. Then the overdrive and a Chorus effect. I love Chorus, I have the BOSS Dimension DC-2W Waza Craft. Thank you for posting this. Very informative!
Am I the only one who would love a video on the intro? I really like his take on Wicked Games!
Same bro that sound just remembers me about 2016😭😭
Very helpful overview Dave. I’m someone whose never used pedals so this was a great intro. Thanks 👍
God bless you for this friend.
Very good explanation!
Ten filmik pomógł mi najbardziej w doborze efektów 👍
First! Love these type of videos! Please make more of these type of videos! Keep rocking 😎
Thanks mate!
This is a good video. Now that the Pod Express from Line 6 is out, I would not hesitate to recommend starting with that before you buy any pedals or even an amp. It can do everything you have on that pedal board with the possible exception of the Metal Zone. Plus, it costs less than two of the pedals you have on that board, presuming you buy the Boss pedals new. It doesn't use menus, either. Just knobs and buttons. No, I don't actually work for Line 6. :P
This was just what I needed! Thank you! Best beginner pedal video I have found.
You’re welcome!
I usually dont grasp things like these at first but your pasta metaphor made it really easy to understand lol
Song at the intro is wicked game