Why I Had To Write This In Drop C...
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Shawn demonstrates Ian Thornley and Big Wreck's inspiration on his approach to heavy guitar tones.
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Ian is an incredible guitarist. And a phenomenal singer. And an amazing song writer. So, yeah, if there’s a finite amount of talent in the universe, Ian is using way more than his fair share.
Ha - ha - ha ! Seems that way doesn't it.
Yup!!
Big Wreck is such an amazing band, and Ian is a true master of tone!
Yeah, Ian is just crazy talented on so many levels.
SHAWN! For not being a “heavy guy” this sounds GREAT! Nice and thick, saturated chuggy goodness right there! LOVE IT! And I LOVE that custom PRS!
Thanks so much!
Ian uses alternate tunings too.
I’ve found it easier to sing when I tune to C# standard.
I love playing The Oaf , such a killer tune.
7:15… it’s a trick🪄
🎶My luck is wasted
I’m on the moon somewhere 🎵
It's mear sleight of hand.
Love it. Such a big Ian fan.
Thanks so much for watching Doug!
Beloved, Life In Your Way,Further Seems Forever,Least Of These, Kevin Cadogan, Mike Turner, Daniel Johns,Mike Einzinger, Switchfoot,Wavorly,Copeland. I use less gain low to med gain sounds. My Nobels Odr1 into my micro terror set to a low gain sound with the odr1 or my ac10 clean and nobels set to med gain. I tune to Eb or Drop Db and rely on chord voicings and how i attack the strings for my heavy sounds. I forgot Future Forestry. They are a huge influence.
Nice! All good stuff!
…but for the sun is a killer album with a lot of guitar brilliance. Voices have the biggest, heaviest guitar sound that exists outside a metal context.
Right on, thanks for chiming in!
Love Big Wreck, most underrated rock band of all time I think!
Heavy tones inspiration other than Big Wreck? Chevelle has printed some of the best dirty tones out there, and Dominic Cifarelli delivers stunningly textured grind. I do my biggest Ian tones with cascading drive pedals into a mostly clean V40 Duchess; love the octave fuzz Rufus Reloaded boosting into the chain!
Love the content you’ve delivered discussing and inspired by You Caught My Eye!!
Thanks so much for chiming in! The cascading stages approach is indeed great sounding.
Hey Shawn. Killer sounding track and playing as always. Yes, I agree . I love Ian Thornly's tone, especially on the tune "The Oaf." As far as high gain sounds I always resort to my CAE 3+ se preamp through my Boogie 2:90. I wish I had a VHT Classic power amp. Love the gain sounds Steve Lukather achieved on Toto's Gypsy Train album. Thanks for the video Shawn. Stay well.
Dang!!! CAE3+ and a 2:90? That's a killer rig but I do get how you might long for the VHT Classic power amp for sure.
Very nice playing and tone.
Big Wreck has been one of my top 5 bands since I was bar age at 19 in 1999 in Canada & saw them live!
Drop C is my jam. Because of bands like big Wreck but mostly cuz of Ty Tabor of Kings X.
Nice! Ty Tabor is a great player!
That hair sync at 0:23 is just wild. :D
These things are important!! ;)
I don’t understand why big wreck is not the biggest band in the world. Ian and Chris are both a great players. I know Chris is playing a revv amp now any chance getting him on the channel.
Fantastic!
Thanks for watching!
I love Ian Thornley and Big Wreck, saw them in summer 2018 Amazing! Love your videos and playing Shawn. The Tilt is a great pedal. Hope to get one someday. Cheers from Canada
Thanks John!
The Generator sounds KILLER! New board is a work of art and the 90's era Tubbs hair is looking badass! Nerd question, Shawn - when you record with the Generator, do you use the built in Two Notes back end or run it into your Bogner cab/SM57/121 mic'd setup?
Hey Rich! Thanks so much, man. I've been running that G120 direct for all of these vids. The Two Notes embedded sounds great!
Love that fuzz push!
Not much for the very heavy stuff, gotta say, but there’s always lots to learn in terms of tone and how to get there.
Thanks, man!
Thanks so much for watching and for chiming in!
That intro soloing sounded really good Shawn I am not huge metal player either more on the blues heavy rock is what I do mostly, my original shit ! am 61 old school styles is what I learned .
Thanks so much!!
My favorite tuning
Thanks for watching!
🤘🤘🔥🔥
Thanks for watching!
sick pedalboard! and that cable management on it is like seeing Heaven
Thanks man! That was all done by Xact Tone Solutions here in Nashville.
@@ShawnTubbs I definitely need to visit one day! :)
That's a nice pedal board what power supply are u using for that?
Thanks! It's all Strymon stuff.
I’m kinda from the 80’s, always wanted to experiment with down tuning,
Like Dime.
Every time I down tune a guitar , I lose it.
I just pick up one in E. 😅
It's to each his or her own. I tend to stay in standard myself but every once in a while it's gratifying to try something different.
There's that bad ass PRS hey Shawn 👋
Thanks so much! That one is special to me for sure.
Chad Kroeger, Nickleback gets a bad rep but listen to some of their old stuff if you wanna talk about heavy.
Listen to “Woke up this Morning”
Yeah those are big tones.
Hi Shawn ! Did you change your strings to a bigger gauge to tune down to drop C... or did you use standard ones ?
Probably want to go 12s or 13s for C standard.
@@josephestes7076 Yep, I guess so...
I actually used standard 10-46.
..omg.