The Coolest Guitar Effect... EVER
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What do you think is the coolest guitar effect of all time?
Chorus
Fuzz
pogchamp 2nd
They're faster
Whammy
My Dad’s favorite Pedal is the noise gate, he uses it to mute my playing :(
Get good, I mean really good. Whether he ever admits it or not he'll be bursting with pride.
Power switch.
Your dad is a smart man!
Ha!
Same thing except my mom
The Uni-Vibe, which is a phaser, is the coolest effect of all time.
vibe is a volume modulation, produces a similar sound in a mix. i’d have to agree 🔥
oh I have one of these
@@masoncooper9324 The univibe is actually a 4-stage phaser. It differs in the way the effect is achieved and it has a different, assymmetric sweep unlike most other phasers and this is a part of its distinct tone.
Totally agree. There are tons of great phasers, but none sound as organic and natural as thr asymmetric sweep and deep throb of the univibe. And it blows my mind that it was invented as far back as in 1968.
@@vintagecharlie5969 yes, but it is technically a "phaser," although I consider it on an entirely different planet. Comparing it to a generic phaser is pointless.
I use chorus a lot but i gotta admit phaser has more “magic” to it
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I never knew I loved the phaser till I got one. Now I put that shit on everything ! Lol
Yeah, I love Chorus for the "sound" (lack of better description), but Phaser is definitely great.
For me is chorus much better
Same, I play bass and ngl chorus and phaser together are bad ass if you have them set the right way
i like how you're talking about phasers and the video is sponsored by reverb
@@Haha-Jim coming soon to the music is win channel
The coolest (pedal) is obviously the Miku, thats not even a discussion
You feel me
i wish there would be alibaba knock offs of it
Naw only weebs think so and they aren't considered people let alone things to consider opinions from.
I don't know about the coolest, but god damn it's always great for a laugh. Especially after a drink or two.
I have one on my pickup jam board. It's never not funny to kick on like 10 minutes in once everyone is settled in.
'Wah wah' absolutely the coolest effect
Thats just boring.
@@bernardoconnor5512 yeah its maybe for you not for me
@@tanishqrao do you mean its for you and not me ?¿
Yes cool when it's not overused for me
@@maxsalmon1573 nothing is cool when it's overused
I'm a simple man, I see Tyler upload, I like before the video starts
Same
If this is a simple man I don't wanna be a complicated man
@@MusicisWin why would you, when this is something we'd love and understand?
@@jonkerrmusic broooooooo best comment
Wish people would do that on my videos.. 😂
chorus is my favorite
Same. And flanger
jimi hendrix's teeth are probably the coolest guitar effect
Distortion, Reverb, and Delay are circling around my brain like the Phaser cycles a signal. I will absolutely be watching The Pedal Movie!
I absolutely lost it when Brian Wampler was vocally reenacting the phaser and univibe. What a champ he is
I've always been a fan of Delay -> Chorus -> Reverb, in that order. Just seems to give that huge sound that makes it seem bigger than life.
"Every guitarist should have"
My wallet : lol I'd love to see that😂
Dead. haha.
Just bought one for $700 😣😣😣
Overdrive or distortion...... Every guitarist used it!
20$ used multifx
Buy digital amp.
Music is Win.
What a creative name for a channel.
Wah will always be my favorite effect, It can easily be used in basically every genre and always perks my ears up when I hear it
Love how you immediately go into No Quarter in the segment with PRS. That was exactly the tone I heard myself. To me, that is the BEST Led Zeppelin song.
And I totally wanted you to continue to jam out on Clean so I could sing along!!!
Tool did a pretty awesome live cover of No Quarter on Salival, their live album from 2000.
That "Send in the Clones" pedal can create some really cool shit
Man, I love guitars and pedals so much, and it just puts a smile on my face every time Tyler uploads, especially if the video has anything to do with gear; which most of the time they do!! Great video Tyler, I love your channel so much!!
3:38 is still the best guitar effect in my own opinion
Delay is hands down the most useful effect for anyone’s setup.
Possibly but if I could only have one pedal, it'd have to be my eq..
@Canal Florio If you already have an amp with built in EQ then a delay is the icing on the cake but hey! Opinions differ!
Yeah, that's probably true, delay is super important but the video is titled coolest, not most useful.. 🤷♂️
The most essential one is Reverb I feel like, but the most amazing Wah... c'mon, admit it it's amazing
This is just not true
In my opinion delay padals and wha pedals are the coolest ones, they make the sound so unique!
Delay allday. Whatever Jimi Hendrix uses on "castles made of sand" was stolen out of Heaven from God's own personal rig.
delay maybe but you can't allways use your Wah. But you can absolutely put at least a little bit Phase in basically everything and it will sound cool. clean, distorted, combined with delay, reverb, wha or tremolo, rythem, melody or harmony.. it doesn't matter. You can't go wrong with a phaser
Also overdrive, that's all you need imo
The Kernom Ridge into a fuzz = a MIDI fuzz combined to a voicing overdrive with 128 presets ! It is a insane combo(plus a midi Switcher of corse).The Bigsby pedal is also realy cool and any of the Rainger fx with a Igor controler can bring you into a different dimention. Love the minibar concept into wich you drop any liquid to shape the sound diferently, poor some beer or some milk, some vodka or grape juice and it will change the sound it is pure genius as a concept.
Ok, this was unexpected. I LOVE my phaser pedal more than any of my others. Not that my other pedals aren’t better, I just love what you get with it.
Planet Telex is like, the perfect example of subtle Phaser really effecting a songs overall texture. The tremolo is heavily featured as well, but without the phaser, I don't think the song would be as spacey as it is.
one of my favorite radiohead songs
i'm a die hard fuzz fan, but i agree with you. without the phaser we have no psychadelia
can't beat the 70's mu-tron showed in this video, i have one and will never let it go. Props for playing No quarter through it, very nice indeed.
40 seconds into the video and I'm already more satisfied with my recent purchase of a phaser
Ty
Distortion. If we didn’t have distortion literally all of grunge, hard rock, thrash, black metal, death metal, and so many others would sound extremely different, or may not even exist.
@Rolph Finkin so you’re saying it would be fine if literally half of all music disappeared? Doesn’t sound like a great world to me. Think about it. No Ramones, no Sex Pistols, no Metallica, no AC/DC, no Megadeth, no Nirvana.. you’re fine with that?
@@garmen- It wouldn’t disappear… amp distortion isn’t really an effect, it’s just what happens when you turn it up “too” loud. We’d only lose pedal distortion.
@@OtherTheDave JHS would spit in your face for that one (jk). You aren't going to get a 5150 sound from turning your amp up loud. It was originally discovered by poking holes in a speaker or turning way way up but I wonder if it is a side effect or effect. Especially if it is coming from a pedal. I believe I have heard that even amplifying a clean guitar tone considered an effect but I dunno fo sho
@@Dethstrat If it were caused by holes in the speaker, it wouldn’t be an _amp_ effect, would it?
@@OtherTheDave that's funny to think of a torn speaker as a built in amp effect lol. I like it. I didn't see that you said we would only lose distortion/fuzz/od pedals. I wonder what Wampler or Josh Scott would consider distortion as an effect, amp effect, side effect, or what. Makes me wanna try go tweet one of those guys
My coolest pedal is the digitech whammy pitch shifter pedal...
That Weeeuuu Weeeuuu sound...can't get enough of it..
Whammy for the win
I really want one! I love the freqout lately!
Been using it constantly on my kemper and I can't get enough lol
The jack white signature
Chorus, it adds that sweet sound to clean tones, and that Punch
In 1972 I got my first electric guitar. I picked up a used Silvertone combo tube amp (I loved that amp). I had to have a pedal, so I bought a Kay wah-wah. I did not know it at the time, but that wah was an unusual design. It used a variable inductance to control the envelope. It had a very distinctive, crunchy voice. There were sweet spots where the harmonics almost chimed. It did not sound like modern wahs. It used a germanium transistor for it's preamp stage, which gave it a soft clip, rather than the sharp clipping of silicon transistors and op amps. Of course, I did not understand any of the nuance of this at the time because I was only 13. All I knew was I really loved the sound it made in one position. I didn't care about the wah functionality. I rigged it to stay in that one sweet spot.
Inside the pedal was the schematic. Even before I knew anything about electronics, I tried to copy the circuit. My first attempt was a useless noise maker, but I kept experimenting until I ended up with a sound I liked. This got me started on a journey of a lifetime in electronics.
For years, I dug up every article I could from Craig Anderton, plus other books and articles on audio electronics circuits. I spent more time experimenting with sound than I did playing the guitar, but I came up with some amazing, one-of-a-kind effects.
So believe me when I tell you, the coolest guitar effects are the ones you invent yourself.
Tyler: "Phaser will gives the illusion for fast playing."
Stevie T: "Hmm, I wonder what some crappy bands will do?"
#1 is definitely the MetalZone.
My first amplifier was a Peavey classic 212 with a phaser built in with reverb tank . Literally blew me away with the phaser and I have been hooked playing guitar since 1983
Nothing beats good ole fuzz plus phase.
One of my favorite!
“One of my favorite song intros of all time” *phone rings*
Let’s also not forget the Call Me The Breeze by Skynyrd phaser sound.
My fave is the nightwire tremolo has a setting where you can set the rate to attack ....it’s glorious melts into your sound with the speed being set by your pick and slowing as the string slows down its my favorite sound ever and I own dozens of pedals i pair it with a delay the kilobyte which has a momentary switch that selects infinity just as the trem slows down I step on it and ramp up the noise to feedback freaking love it pair made in heaven
Brian Wampler and Paul Reed Smith are your friends. Insane how far you've come man
Alright the title got me in here, Brian Wampler kept me here. I came, I saw, I am wiser...
The greatest guitar effect is every Kirk Hammett solo that uses WAH.
Kirk Wahmmett
WAHMMETT!!!!!
Kirklop Wahmett
Love me some Reverb and Delay. Love the @311 reference, Tim is a very creative guitarist.
all of these pedal videos from my favorite youtubers are making my day🥳🎛
Wah is definitely the coolest! 🤘🎸
MXR phase 90 is sooooo great.
My favorite effect is distortion. It's allowed the guitar to become a monstrous wall of sound in and of itself.
But if people say that's not a "real" effect, then I'll go with delay. The things you can do with it make the guitar sound like a whole different instrument.
Small stone I've had since 1990 it's just fun how it sits with whatever you play
Im convinced. The phaser IS THE COOLEST GUITAR EFFECT IN PEDAL HISTORY.
Nope. Reverb.
näh
Phasers are cool, I like acoustic distortion
That guitar part with PRS reminded me so much of No Quarters by Led Zep
I've never been huge on phasers. I've always been more of a flanger kind of person. That being said: I can definitely see what people love about phasers.
Kirk Hammett does not approve
I've said it before and I'll say it again, phaser on a high-gain lead tone is amazing. If you don't have wah or want your widdly-widdlies to poke out more throw on a phaser with a slow setting and it really ties the whole thing together.
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Whammy. Loved it ever since I got my digi multi pedal like 20 years ago.
I love my chorus. I use a Walrus Audio Julia for a few different modulations from batshit "my guitar is broke" vibrato to "sad boi be expressive" thickened clean tones
lmao
A little blast of No Quarter there - always assumed it was a keyboard through a Leslie but it's the first thing I jump to playing whenever I have a phaser. 😁
that scientific explanation from Brian was mind-blowing. Weeeeorrrrwwwwwaaaahhhhhwwwwrrrrrr... got it.
Also, love seeing more content with the EVH guitar.
Just bought the MXR Phase 100, been addicted to it ever since 🤘🏼
Another "yeah" and I was going to explode.
100% agree, i dont know what it is about them but phaser and flanger effects sound great to me, specially the phaser.
Agreed! Aside from a tuner the only pedal that I've always used is a Phase 45.
Yes, finally some love for the phaser!
Being an automobile tech with a ton of electrical diagnostic tools and a guitar/bass player...
If you have an oscilloscope (I do) and some itching curiosity...
You can actually, visually see what each pedal does to the guitar signal.
It is amazing.
I've never tried that! Gonna have to now
Phaser I agree!!!! Def use it more than any other effect. It kills it in clean tones. So much better than Chorus I think.
if you take two mono signals of the same thing and pan them against each other dynamically its kinda like what a phaser does. basically it uses a low frequency (speed) oscillator to sweep 4 or more phase shift stages. gives ya the feeling of spaceships flying thru your chromostones ;)
it IS time... but very small. a flanger or chorus is more noticeable time. a phaser is closer to a dynamic sweeping filter, affecting tone more than time... it creates a similar effect tho, as when you take an out of phase signal and combine it with an in phase signal, the like parts cancel and the unlike parts reinforce. makes that wooshy sound we love so much.
this creates the phasing, and its in parallel with the dry buffered signal.
if you kill the dry signal, you get a vibrato instead which can be wicked freeking cool.
I think I can agree, Tyler! Had an EVH Phase 90 on my board for years; then I got the Keeley Darkside....wow.....
my favorite effects are fuzz, overdrive and delay, good video, greetings from argentina
I grew up using effects processors like the Digitech GNX1. I always gravitated toward the phaser effect, and when I built a proper pedal board, the MXR phase 90 was a no-brainer for me. Always been my favorite effect.
I use the phase shifter from boss and I love the step effect cranked up to sound like you're playing under water.
ah I just love my boss ph3. I used many a phaser, even a MXR variphase, but I always keep coming back to that fall phase.
I honestly think that phaser is also the coolest pedal, that or flanger
Loved my MXR Phase 100 in the late 70's!!!
I went into my local music store to buy cables for my Amp. Somehow I ended up trying a Les Paul and a Phase 90. I bought the phase 90 that day and it is still one of my most used pedals.
I have the DOD Phasor 201 myself. Classic sound.
I think hands down one of my favorite moments of a phaser being used is John Mayer's cover of "Wait Until Tomorrow" from the "Where The Light Is" album during the last bit of the solo. That solo by itself blows my god damn mind but as soon as he kicks in the phaser, it's that cherry on top that absolutely smacks you in the face
bro legit before this video i watched Agufish's video, now this, and on the side i've got samurai guitarist's video out along with Know Your gear. Reverb really got u all
He is absolutely right. Before he even said it I thought phaser. It is my most used effect on my board by far.
Phaser and delay are and always will be the two coolest pedals in my opinion.
Just a splash of pan reverb is the most goregeous effect you can get from a guitar in my opinion
Delay is probably the coolest effect in my opinion because of the rhythmic genius you can use with it and there are so many kinds of delays.
The coolest effect is the sound when you consistently head butt the strings on the guitar with tons of gain and feedback
I agree with u 100%. I love phaser so much. I use the Earthquakes Devices Grand Orbiter
I’ve had a Digitech Synth Wah on my pedalboard for years. I very rarely ever use it for shows but it’s got some really fun effects for crazy, off the wall jamming and I’ve had a lot of fun with it.
Chorus or harmonizer man! All the wavyness!
Distortion + Flanger. Gotta sound like a lightning storm jet engine constantly
EQ is by far my favorite pedal. Allows me to run all my guitars through my amp without major tweaking. From standard to down tuned, passive to active, humbucker to single coil. Move a few sliders and it’s all good. No major re-tweaks on the amp or pedalboard. Just adjust a few sliders on the eq at the end of your chain. Gravy 🤘🏻
the empress phaser pedal sounds amazing, picking up some Zappa sounds from it.
I agree with you. In my earlier years of playing guitar, a phase shifter was the first effect that I wanted. For me, a close second, is a flanger.
The Phaser was my first effect back in 1977 (I don't count OD as an effect, it just gives you more of what's already there.) EH Small Stone. I still have it. Coupled with tremolo, I use it as a poor man's Leslie cabinet
Man I thought I had a Phaser on my pedalboard, it was a Flanger. Gotta get that pedal!!!
Back in the early 80s i had a electro harmonix poly phase wifh the envelope filter on my pedal board and it was awesome, was playing jazz rock fusion and used it more than anything else...wish i still had it.
Good stuff! You never disappoint! Thanks Tyler!!!
I like how when he was showing off the phaser in songs almost every single one also had a compressor or distortion or both as well
I agree phasers or a flanger I think that they are similar!
I'll forgive you for the clickbait because I always enjoy your content. I happily owned and used a phase 45 in the mid seventies. I aquired another one (circa late 70's) from someone for $20. It does a pretty good faux univibe sound in front of an amp. It's my personal favorite phaser. I like it because it's suttle.
Agreed - phasers, when used right, are awesome. I remember when I first started playing guitar (late 80s, early 90s) and got some effects that included a flanger but no phaser (what a disappointment). Phasers were big back then, especially in the "alternative" scene. THE BEST WAY TO DESCRIBE WHAT A PHASER DOES... it creates the effect that is heard when two sounds that are identical go in and out of sync. DJs would create the effect by playing the same two LPs on turntables and put a slight drag one LP to have them go out of "phase" and then put a drag on the other to bring them back into phase.
I think the fuzz face and big muff can turn a guitar into a sonic weapon
Phaser has Always been my favorite effect, from way back in the day like 1988 when I bought my first DOD FX20