@@abbasnakhlband9411 7:28 my dude 👍

@@yankeeverse uh yeah it kinda is. Not everyone has $1k+ to drop on something that many would be taking a chance on. It serves a segment of the marketplace that isn’t being served. And HiLS wins this round

@@SWatchik it really depends on the light. White guitars are almost entirely influenced by the light that surrounds them. So some times it’ll pick up warmer tones, others cooler. It most definitely it white but can come across cream in the right circumstances

The solo sound is most likely the Keeley Super Rodent with a slight gain boost from a clean boost.

​@@SeanPierceJohnsonthank you? And how do you get that ambient whooshy sound? Seems some kind of super open reverb

@@MrLucakeller the more LoFi tones are thanks to the Chase Bliss Generation Loss mk2. As far as ambience, it’s a combo of the Keeley Halo and Walrus Audio Mako R1

@@SeanPierceJohnson thank you super useful

@@ShuckCreations depends on the effect you use it for really. Most of them I run pre gain though

@@kocherpm I’ve not tried it myself but my buddy at NUX has driven a 4x12 with it

@SeanPierceJohnson thanks

@@roberttambuscio1061 it’s really more of a preamp in the sense that it doesn’t have a power amp. The name implies that it is meant to run Direct to front of house or DAW but have the experience of using a good guitar amp

@@SeanPierceJohnson Ok got it thanks. I'm looking at a seymour duncan power stage 170. This is basically an amp with no effects. I'm thinking this would work well with the Quilter?

There’s no conspiracy my friend. Nothing is hidden. It’s made in China, a fact that I really don’t care about considering how much I like the feel and sound of the amp

Looks like a Jennings Navigator

Yea I messed that up. It happens

Hope you enjoy it!

can't get everything right...

exactly why i say start with the metronome slow and then do the higher rhythmic values. clean 16th notes @ 75bpm are way more impressive than sloppu 16ths @ 100bpm

I hear/read so much conflicting information on this point. Some folks say practicing slow is contradictory to playing fast - that you should try playing fast, if sloppy, and work your way to clean at that higher speed. Sigh. I've been playing forever, and while I have, I daresay, an expert command of the fretboard (in terms of knowledge), I've always wanted to be faster. But it feels out of reach - maybe I am just not willing to practice that stuff enough to get there.

@@LP-123 personally, I don't see any way you could improve speed picking by always practicing fast. i truly believe the athletic approach works because that's what I did: start slow, get clean, increase. As I said in the video, you DON"T BENCH 200lbs THE FIRST TIME. That could result in injuries. Same is true with guitar. Play fast with bad form? You get slop. I don't know who these guys are that say "always practice fast" but the professionals (ie. the ones earning a living) that I studied under gave me this advice and it worked out great for me.

I play finger picking style but cut a finger which meant that I couldn't finger pick. So I decided to learn to pick. And I did this slowly and for accuracy

@@LP-123 I use the 80/20 rule. I practice slow and diligently 80% of the time and then 20% of the time I just go for it.

Sorry man. This has become a favorite. It’s staying with me

Yeah, why you see on screen is the settings I’m using. I really dug the plug-in but I also think the mids comes from some of John’s preferred mics they put in, of which there are quite a few ribbons. But it’s a great plug-in.

Merry Christmas Laz!

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You got it my dude!

You’re welcome! Hope it helps. Don’t forget to sign up for the Bootcamp before the intro offer runs out: www.seanpiercejohnson.com/bootcamp Really appreciate you eating these man!

I don’t have the Big Sky anymore…I borrowed it from a friend

Thanks man! Much appreciated

Yes

just my opinion on the matter. i don't hear much chatter about it

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Hey man! I wish I could've opened the giveaway worldwide. Maybe in 2025 we can make that happen! In the meantime, make sure you're subscribed to my email list so you'll be first to know about future giveaways: www.seanpiercejohnson.com/email Thanks so much for tuning in.