I’m glad that the video has helped you :)

You are welcome :)

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it :)

Amazing! They are such great and iconic guitars. I am going to keep mine forever :) Yes, the prices have gone up substantially in the last few years. I wish I had bought more a few years back! lol!

Thanks! Glad you like it :)

Thanks! This lesson is in the pipeline :) I’ve been asked by quite a lot of people to do a vid on this which is really nice. I’ll cover the chords/riff and the solo bits. Keep an eye on the channel as I plan on making the video in the next month :)

Thanks for subscribing! I’m glad you liked the lesson :)

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Thank you :)

Haha thanks, the face has taken years of practice!

You are welcome! I’m glad the video has helped you with your pedal chain 😃

Indeed, thanks to that video playing this song live has become a lot easier :) Glad you liked the video!

I’ll check those pickups out, have never played them :)

Thanks!

Thank you :)

Thank you :) The intro song is something I wrote, kinda like a intro song to the channel. A few people have asked me to make a lesson on it so I may do that at some point :)

Thanks for your replay man! New subscriber here. The intro song is great and the last cascade notes are killer! Plus I really enjoy your videos! Bless you man! 🤟

Thanks! I've glad you liked the video :) I uploaded the rest of the song last weekend. Here's the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGLHlqxpi9Gsl8U - Enjoy :)

They are a lot of fun :)

Hi, I added it to my channel last week :) Here's the link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGLHlqxpi9Gsl8U

You're the man!!!!

It could be either. I tend to use C over E or C/E for teaching as it’s more commonly used and is seen in more chord charts :)

You are very welcome! I’m glad the video has helped you :)

You are welcome!

You are welcome!

You are welcome! It took me longer than expected to get it ready as it’s so detailed. I hope you enjoy it :)

It really is! You are welcome :)

That's a great way to think about it. I love it.

Hi, I'm glad you liked the lesson and thanks for subscribing. Well spotted and thank you for letting me know about the TAB. I've updated the workbook now so it's correct. I'll be uploading the rest of the song this weekend. I'll show you all the chords needed and all of the original Guitar parts with a Capo so hopefully that will be useful when you play it with your band :)

@FretlixGuitar I hope you know, that this was by no means to be a dig-message. I understood when following your video what you meant and just wanted to highlight it. Anyway, you are doing a fantastic job with all your work. Hope you are well. I camt wait for more content and will check out some of Your other videos and wisdom! All the best! Dan

Hi, I didn’t think that at all and I appreciate you letting me know :) Thanks for your nice words about the video. It’s a lot of work making the videos so it’s nice to hear that they are appreciated and helpful :)

Awesome, it is coming very soon! I’ve recording everything and nearly finished editing. Aiming to put it live on the weekend :)

Thank you very much!

Thanks. I’m glad the video has helped :)

It’s coming very soon. Should be this week :)

Thank you very much! I really appreciate your support :)

You are welcome! I’m glad the video was helpful :)

Glad you liked the lesson and thanks for subscribing:)

Infeed! Or move your pinky back one fret for a 9th chord :)

@@FretlixGuitar Yes!

Lesson coming soon on that 😂

It’s coming very soon! I’ve shot the video, editing this week so hopefully will be live this weekend :)

Thank you - definitely want the full song!

Fantastic tip and that will definitely be easier for some people. Thanks for sharing :)

agreed that is easier for sure thanks for the tip

I’m glad you’ve enjoyed the Hendrix lessons :) So for the tone in this video most of it is the guitar tbh. I had the pickups custom built for me in Italy when I was on tour over there. The guys had sourced all vintage components and hand built these amazing pickups for me. For the Amp I’m using a Kemper Profiler with a Michael Britt profile of a /13 Amp, no speaker just straight into my interface(Apogee Quartet). I added some Waves plugins, CLA comp and a Puigtech eq, with a sprinkle of spring reverb. Hope that makes sense?

Thanks for the details and great info. Can I ask you for details of the supplier of the pickups pls?

Of course, they are called ZD Explosion pickups from Italy. However, I’ve just had a look for them and I’m not sure they are still in business. I was lucky enough to be one of their first customers as they were friends with my guitar tech. If they are still going they are really top guys. They came down to my gig and basically overhauled all of the wiring etc in that strat adding their pickups for me. In the video I used the out of phase sound neck/middle position so even if you don’t manage to get the same pickups hopefully you can get a similar sound :)

@@FretlixGuitar thanks a bunch and yes it seems no longer existing as google is not returning anythin. Great idea on the out of phase. Thanks to answer and always your subscriber as this content is really helpful for such a genre.

You are welcome. It’s a shame they aren’t going anymore as their pickups are fab!

You are welcome. I’m glad the video has helped :)

Thank you! I’m glad you liked the video and the guitar :)

Great song!!

Thanks :)

Thanks for subscribing :) I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson!

Hi, great question! Yes, I would assume high impedance for this set up. The video is aimed at usual suspects of volume pedal brands Ernie Ball, Dunlop, Boss etc with their more flagship models most of which (I think??) are high impedance. I haven’t actually tried this with a low impedance volume pedal. If you have one try it out and let me know what happens and how it all sounds as I’d be interested to hear the results :)

@@FretlixGuitar I have a passive Daphon Volume Pedal (Lo-Z-in Model) that I place after a Holy Grail pedal (High Z-in, low Z-out). The volume pedal then feeds my guitar amp (Hi Z-in). This works fine in this configuration. It is not recommended, however, for direct connection from a guitar (lo Z-out) with passive pickups. That would drop the audio signal level "at birth"! Make sense? NOTE: There is a high Z-in model of the Daphon volume pedal. It would work in the situations that you described in the video. To our viewers - Beware of the spec of the volume pedal that purchase (Hi-Z-in seems more versatile).

Hi, I’m not familiar with the Daphon gear but I’m gonna check it out. Yeah, that makes sense. Have you tried a pedal in the chain with a buffer? Or a dedicated buffer pedal? It may help, or not. Often with signal chains in my experience there are ‘correct’ or ‘preferred’ ways of doing things but nothing beats a bit of trial an error :) It’s ia very good point you make to the viewers if the video. If you are looking to buy a volume pedal then Hi-Z in certainly seem to be more versatile. I’ll also add that in experience of using different volume pedals no two brands sound the same or react the same. Volume pedals are notorious for sucking tone and the ‘sweep’ or ‘swell’ varies from brand to brand. If you are total tone purist but you want to add a Volume pedal to your rig I recommend using some sort of switching system such as the gigrig or similar and sticking it in one of the loops - that’s what I do for gigs. Or you can experiment with buffered pedals :) We’ve opened a can of worms :) Thanks for the great and interesting comment!

@@FretlixGuitar Who would have thought that adding a simple pedal-driven potentiometer would cause so much discussion and potential sound complications! It might be time for a new generation of volume pedals with buffers and signal processing "smarts" ! You have the electronic skills to do it! A Fretflix Volume Pedal is born...Thank you.

I love this idea! The Fretlix volume pedal, no tone loss, a perfect linear swell, buffered, all at a reasonable price :))

Thank you! Glad you like :)