How To Play Like Santana [Santana Course Lesson 21] Getting The Tone - What Gear Do I Need?

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    🎸 About This Lesson:
    With all of our player studies, we spend a lot of time working out how to recreate the tone of the artist. Carlos Santana has one of the most iconic and recognisable guitars sounds out there, so how did he get it? We put together the guitars, amps and pedals that create the Santana tone and allow you to pull of those flowing, vocal lead lines in style!
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    We are thrilled to bring you our in-depth player study on Carlos Santana. We take a look at his lead and rhythm playing, including the scales, theory and creative process behind his unique style. We also take a look at how to get his signature tone! Watch the video below for a full rundown.
    About The Course
    Carlos Santana has one of the most unique and recognisable guitar styles in the last 50 years. This course will show you how to achieve the Santana sound by learning how he gets his incredible tone with a combination of scales, the Dorian mode, techniques and gear! All this backed-up alongside full breakdowns of cool solos written in the style of Carlos himself.

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  • @XMetalChefX
    @XMetalChefX 5 лет назад +93

    It boggles my mind d that people still don't think of Santana as an individual that influenced multiple genres including metal. The guy helped name MESA BOOGIE for gods sake. He truly is a godfather of music.

  • @TavoGates
    @TavoGates 3 года назад +16

    Im on minute 7 is this guy gonna teach me how to get sanatana tones or justs show me his expensive shit

  • @joergfuchs8130
    @joergfuchs8130 3 года назад +4

    "The Power tubes are very loud and stressing the neighbors but what can you do"

  • @335blues1
    @335blues1 5 лет назад +33

    Santana's original gear was a GIbson SG and Fender Pro Reverb 4x10 amp, dimed !!!!!

  • @alexmurphy5289
    @alexmurphy5289 3 года назад +5

    Absolutely great video his tone is very mid rich. His tone on Smooth with Rob Thomas is stupid good

  • @guillermog.hernandez3931
    @guillermog.hernandez3931 6 лет назад +2

    GREAT VIDEO!!!

  • @david-ky7rt
    @david-ky7rt 5 лет назад +1

    Great review

  • @marcohermans3207
    @marcohermans3207 Год назад +1

    If you're on a budget and who isn't these days....buy The Harley Benton California Pre-amp pedal. It's a analog Boogie style amp in a box pedal with a built in Cab sim which covers Mark series style tones till Rectifier style tones with help of a dedicated voice knob . It's a shameless clone of a Tech 21 California pedal .The built in cab sim isn't the best but when you connect it to your Audio Interface and run a two notes wall of sound plug-in in your DAW, choose a Push pull 6L6 power amp and crank it, choose a 1x12 style cab ( I use a Fillmore 1x12 VES cab), choose the mics that you like and keep the voice knob at 10-11 Oçlock and you're in that Mark 1 territory. Rich ,thick,and very tube like early Santana tones for €30.... Tone for days....a very versitile 3 band EQ does the rest!!This also works if you put the output of the pedal in the return of the effects loop of your. In front of an amp the pedal doesn't work properly but that's not the purpose of a "amp in box" style pedal anyway.

  • @jackeugenio2477
    @jackeugenio2477 4 года назад +1

    Good advice,.....

  • @SouthpawBluesman
    @SouthpawBluesman Год назад

    I am learning Smooth by Santana and have a PRS custom 24 and use a small solid state Marshall amp with a reverb pedal and I'm getting a pretty good approximation of Carlos' tone. Great video!

  • @Funwithcoolbros
    @Funwithcoolbros 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome

  • @fordhammie
    @fordhammie 3 года назад +1

    It will be difficult to copy the feeling of someone else soul! NONE OF US HAS MR SANTANAS SOUL! lol - dude plays how he feels! Take a look at his eyes/body language and watch them change while playing! I do love Santana's talents so much; does your PT2 of this series discuss the kind of pick Carlos uses? It really is an important tool that has a huuuuge affect on sound, in addition to the rest of the setup! It all really is a combination of things that makes his sound unique! One funny tool is how he may bend knees to get a certain sound; "if you don't do that. you won't get the same effect" - I semi-quote him; he said it in a slightly different way. lol

  • @EduardoHernandez-yq1he
    @EduardoHernandez-yq1he 5 лет назад +9

    I should do this on the BOSS ME-80

  • @normsky5504
    @normsky5504 3 года назад

    I can get his sound on a Black Star fly 3. I play a cheap Hamer XT series with stock hum-buckers. Dirty channel, gain at 2 o'clock, delay at 2 o'clock, full volume on neck pick-up, tone rolled off. Santana used to employ a wah pedal in a fixed position for Samba pa ti.

  • @vaportrails7943
    @vaportrails7943 3 года назад +2

    I have a Les Paul and a Mark V 90W. If you want the real, peak Santana sound, stuff like Black Magic Woman, Europa, etc., that’s all there is to it. A Les Paul or SG into a M/B Mark series amp. Very high gain, high volume, mids boosted. The trick is getting right to the edge of feedback without having it squeal out of control. On those songs, the high gain tone bleeds from sustain into feedback, and he’s riding that line constantly, making it sing. That’s the sound. Doing it on 10W is not really going to get you there. The interplay between the loud amp and the pickups is key. Using a PRS will give you modern Santana.

  • @dennisbergau2363
    @dennisbergau2363 Год назад

    Great video! Where does one find a King Snake head instead of a combo format?

  • @kennethcarvalho3684
    @kennethcarvalho3684 5 лет назад +3

    those speakers really have some cool names...

  • @vladzubac5360
    @vladzubac5360 4 года назад +2

    for the tone you can use: VOX AC15/30 (top boost channel- with treble and bass at 75-80%) - tone cut all the way up - and in front a JHS Angry Charlie/JHS Andy timmons (EQ at 12 o clock and AIR/Presence - rolled off to about only 25% or even less). Cheers.!!

  • @zoundsic
    @zoundsic 6 лет назад +9

    Carlos had the PRS custom made for him and didn't have to buy it if he didn't like it, he heard a little feedback on every note and thought it was a one off guitar from God at the time. PRS had their free guitar advert and the rest is history..

  • @CxchoSantiago
    @CxchoSantiago 6 лет назад +10

    How to sound like Santana : Be Santana. Lol no but i all seriousness great video bud 👍