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@@AI-go622 Yes! I just found the octave chords (essentially the whole song) and the rest of the notes revealed themselves from there. Some parts were harder to figure out than others but it wasn’t as hard as I thought, since it’s mostly all octaves.

@@joshshelly4453 I didn’t. They’re private for now. Long story. I may publicize them again one day. We will see.

@@thesilverchairfan I am currently working on my Silverchair setup and was wondering if you could send me your pedalboard settings

@@joshshelly4453 Honestly he changes the settings depending on the song but if you google ‘Daniel Johns pedalboard’ you’ll see a few images where if you zoom in you can see his settings. The micro synth and fuzz factory are probably the hardest to dial in but you get the hang of it once you spend enough time jamming on the pedals. Good luck man!

@@thesilverchairfan thanks man !!

@@thesilverchairfan I’ve worked everything out just need help with the microsynth settings

@@mattstone9866 thanks man. I just posted a guitar cover to the original track that is better quality, plus a guitar lesson of the song too.

@@Ljtheog12 Thanks! It was purely coincidental but I love the effect it had.

The Rocktron Tsunami - everything is set to 9 o'clock except the last knob, which I sometimes turn all the way down or up, depending. The Digital Delay - for just this song, I put the first two knobs at 3 o'clock, the third knob at 6 o'clock, and the last knob gets set in GLT mode. Micro Synth - the settings on this are a bit funny and I (and Daniel) frequently change them depending on the song. If you go to my Straight Lines guitar lesson video and search the comments, I name the 'standard settings' I keep on the Micro Synth that are similar to some of the settings Dan uses. As far as the amp, it can be misleading to go off of amp settings unless you're using that exact same amp. Every amp is different, and unfortunately we cannot rely on settings from one amp (like Dan's Soldano) to translate neatly to other amps. Your guitar also factors into tone, as well as what strings you use and even what cables you use! So I say every player should adjust their amp settings based on preference and what they think sounds best, or the 'most like' the player they're trying to emulate. But generally speaking, I like a healthy amount of low-end, opened mids, and just enough high-end to get clarity. Hope that helps!

@@beautdavis It even has a single-coil tap feature on the tone knob so you can get Stratocaster tones, I shit you not!

@@snakeeater80 Olá! They are Seymour Duncan ‘pearly gates’ :)

@@Vl4disl4us It’s all about that Rocktron guitar pedal, man! That’s how you get his signature big overdrive guitar sound for the live shows.

@@beautdavis Definitely thought about it! I love that album riff so much though I had to do the whole thing :)

@@thesilverchairfan perhaps you need to do studio and live versions and get a second camera on the pedal board ;)

@@beautdavis If I had a second camera I’d absolutely show the pedal board! I am going to be doing a batch of new videos soon, including a “tips and tricks” style video about the pedals, so if there’s something you want to see don’t hesitate to ask!

@@thesilverchairfan I probably should get all my pedals out and have a crack myself then I'm sure I'll have a bunch of questions. I know I struggled to get similar sounds from the effects when trying to match your OC-2 and Rocktron settings when I watched the last ones. My Microsynth is currently on its way. I think I managed to get the same model that Daniel uses so I am sure I have a zillion questions about that. My trouble is I am usually a one trick pony so I prefer to get a setting on a pedal and use that for every song. I think what I miss is what I need to change per song i.e. delay may not be the same for Ana's Song live vs. the end of Slave... or maybe it is? I'm devo that I didn't find you on here until after you left Reddit. I could have bored you to tears with guitar and equipment chat haha

@@beautdavis You are spot on about adjusting the settings for some songs. I recently got the first model of the Rocktron Tsunami (the exact model he has) and it makes a big difference in getting those LOUD guitar tones. That’s why they sounded so BIG for a three piece band live (until YM when they went for a thinner-garage sound). That’s awesome that you got the 3rd version Micro Synth! I used to have that one and I didn’t like that it wasn’t ’true bypass.’ It took away from my amp overdrive, and I didn’t like that. I could have had it augmented to become ‘true bypass’, but I decided to just get the 5th version instead, which does have true bypass built in. Please don’t hesitate to ask me anything on here and I’ll do my best to answer.

@@beautdavis thanks man! I love those live versions!

@@LewisMcDonaldBass Mic & amp always! I use a Shure USB mic plugged into my iPhone and put the phone in front of the amp. I use a Canon camera for the video.

@@thesilverchairfan Cool man, I'd love to hear an SM57 or e609 on your amp

@@LewisMcDonaldBass me too! I’m sure I could make the audio killer with a proper mic and some mixing. The channel is more of a hobby so I haven’t gotten too laborious with it. Between equipment setup, recording, processing and uploading, each video takes me about 4 hours.

@@FPLAussieMike thanks man. I didn’t realize until after the upload that the guitar track is slightly off time from the song, so I’ll probably re-record it very soon (and make it better)! :)

@@thesilverchairfan much better than my last effort at it! Can’t find a decent tab for it and I need tabs unfortunately. Keep up the good work. There isn’t enough Silverchair stuff online, they are so underrated.

@@FPLAussieMike I used to have a lesson video but I took it down also because I thought it could be more succinct. I plan to post it again though so keep your eyes out. It’s a very easy song to play.