Loved the comment that you can tell what chord it is when the distortion is on!
@Sunnysailorboy14 күн бұрын
Lovely vdo❤️ I got the same guitar and love it. Its got mojo, and looks great 👍
@rubbadubdubba22 күн бұрын
I recently bought a Fender Player II Jazzmaster. I absolutely love it. It's the red one so you can see it at distance. It is my first JM and I really don't know if I miss the rhythm circuit or not. Most of what I hear is that it makes a great kill switch, which is likely how I would use it. You can darken up the Pups by adjusting the volume down Dialing back on the tone does it as well. Still jangly and articulate.
@ethanboardmanАй бұрын
what's the ride you're riding? groovy playin!
@SergeUnpluggedАй бұрын
Solid instrument
@Anthonydmusic.21Ай бұрын
Does the “wrong” headstock bother you on it? I’m looking at one and it has the pre fixed headstock not sure whether to go for it!
@davidjohnson3784Ай бұрын
Nice to hear you are from Huntsville!
@GregoryGuay2 ай бұрын
Option to monitor directly from the mixer while recording through USB? I’m thinking about purchasing the XR 18 to use as a mixer in my home studio. It will be great for rehearsals and quick USB multi track recording to Logic. Do I have the option of using ultra net or auxiliary outputs to monitor the incoming analog signal as well as the option for processed software monitoring?
@lucemiserlohn17 күн бұрын
Yes, that option exists, however, it depends on how you use the output channels with your DAW. If you do your mixing in the box and just send the main output out to the mixer, you can feed that into the (comparably) less useful channels 17/18 and still monitor the other 16 inputs in almost real time (the latency introduced by the mixer is about 1.5 - 3ms depending on how you set up your mix and effects, so definitely unnoticable). You could also take your 16 inputs, send them to 16 DAW channels, do some processing there, and send those channels out again into the respective channels, in that case you will add your software latency. Or, if you're recording only one source at a time, change your signal routing so you record the input, and feed the rest of the channels from the DAW. Using the PC software, this is rather simple and fast to do, so you don't have a lot of holdup on this. All of this applies to the X32 also, although that one is a bit more versatile still in that regard. Hope that helps.
@Tonetwisters2 ай бұрын
Congratulations, kid!! GOOD ON YOU! I cut my teeth on my brother's brand new 1960 Jazzmaster which he ran through his brand new 1960 PRO amp! I was a very blessed guy! I used to love to work out songs off the first three Ventures albums! No tabs back then! Enjoy that guy with real NITRO finish! It's a beaut! I'd like one of the red ones!! Gotta get it quick before Fender changes everything!! Cheers! I agree on that price! But it's OKAY! And it sounds great!! Or the Lord Jesus coming back and taking his church out of here! Which ain't far away!!
@matthewneiman3 ай бұрын
you IDIOT that's NOT a D-18 WHY do you keep saying that (that's me in the video)
@Wobbz94133 ай бұрын
Its a jumbo!
@Wobbz94133 ай бұрын
Stop murdering that guitar!
@StateofOccurrence3 ай бұрын
not sure what you mean by that, can you elaborate?
@BlackonBlack-3 ай бұрын
hi, is this a 27'' scale or 30'' ? .. if its 30, is it Very difficult to adapt to this huge neck ?
@dealwithseal50072 ай бұрын
the guitar in the video is a 29.75" scale length but its not too hard to get used to
@williamjones72604 ай бұрын
They sound beautiful!
@mr.hartman75024 ай бұрын
I have the same model, mine is rising at the bridge, and a slight neck warp. But fun to play!
@ditatruth5 ай бұрын
The key is to record low as possible on the guitar and bass and piano , and to have the voice up but also low as possible when you live record because you want a controlled sound and then you send it all out the speakers together to make it fit in the stereo image better… that sustain was killing you guys on the high end bro
@wckoek6 ай бұрын
I am investigating this vs X32 as an interface as I need to record multiple tracks. The XR18 can do 14 tracks simultaneous right, how is the latency?
@martinhorstrecorder78666 ай бұрын
Last year i Held a Baritone acoustic in my hands... I instantly turned to a Singer songwriter at that Moment... IT Matches my voice so well!!
@martinhorstrecorder78666 ай бұрын
Your borrowtone guitar... 😉 Good advices!
@mrmagpie336 ай бұрын
I am a studio engineer who worked professionally in the 1990’s. Fast forward 30 years, I started running theater sound for my children’s productions. I learned about digital mixing boards. I was looking to build a new rig to multi track live band demos. I was stunned when I discovered the XR-18 and X32 Behringer mixers can be used as a multi track AD. It’s great to have one device that can do live sound and recording. Very cost effective. You can always buy a dedicated 2 track higher end AD for vocals later. Great video.
@andrewyeung73177 ай бұрын
Awesome stuff! I've had simiar issues recording vocals and recently picked up one if these units.
@CSTUDENT17 ай бұрын
What’s the color of that kit. Is that the ebony one?
@harmur807 ай бұрын
nice comparison with Martin. The Martin really shines, but the Yamaha holds it own. thanks you. also nice song and great rendition of it. Name of Song? thanks,
@seanzinger8 ай бұрын
I still go back and forth about whether expensive guitars are worth it. I actually started out the opposite as you. When I was younger I would only buy something ridiculously expensive because I was already somehow a snob. 😂 But now 20 years later I’ve realized I can actually be pretty happy with squiers and other cheap guitars like Harley Benton. That JM does sound fantastic though. Love your playing style too.
@Scott__C8 ай бұрын
Behringer's biggest problem with that mixer is the Wifi in it. It's terrible and insecure. The better options for preamps to do something similar are the Soundcraft Ui24. Preamps are better and you can record direct to USB.
@GregoryGuay2 ай бұрын
XR18 can record to SD or as USB interface- can’t it?
@Scott__C2 ай бұрын
@@GregoryGuay I don't think it has SD, but a USB- B port that I'd use to record to an iPad. I didn't monitor from it, so I can't comment on its latency, but for just recording a live session or rehearsal it was good.
@lucemiserlohn17 күн бұрын
The preamps are alright for most cases, and if you want something fancier, you can always insert a dedicated mic pre in the signal chain (even after the fact). Unless you're recording acoustic guitars or vocals, in most cases you don't need a dedicated mic pre anyway. Certainly not for things like full drum kits or guitar cabinets with SM57 and a Dual Rectifier ;) I agree on the wifi, it's garbage. For my units I use the wired network connection and a rackmount LANCOM wifi router to provide DHCP and wifi. I use my rack rig in varying environment, so I need my own wifi independent of my home setup; but the LANCOM routers support VLANs and static routing tables, so I can dedicate one port for connecting into my home network when I use it there to make it reachable for my DAW etc.
@GregoryGuay14 күн бұрын
@@lucemiserlohn does the single LANCOM router have a pass through so your computer gets the network without wifi(as well as Behringer)? I’m looking at an xr air 18/32 once I’m ready in six months. Or A&H. I almost jumped on the big Behringer sale but holding off to see what they are releasing next!
@lucemiserlohn14 күн бұрын
@@GregoryGuay The router I'm using is quite capable (and not so cheap) and can handle VLANs, multiple static routing tables etc. Used, those are pretty affordable, new is way to expensive for any hobbyist use. In my application, when using the system mobile, I connect to the WiFi and can see the XR18 from there, and when integrated at home, there is a static route to my home network so the system can see Internet and everything in the home network. My DAW computer has several network interfaces, so I can assign one of those to that network with a static IP and no gateway to reach it if I need to. My system plan goes a bit further, I want to use a RasPi integrated in it to control the whole system (Helix and other MIDI devices and the Mixer) using just one floorboard. But that's a few months out still.
@richnorris10618 ай бұрын
The equipment available at the time was more than capable of a better sound than a lot of modern kit , that’s why vintage equipment can still cost a lot
@brooklynboy10009 ай бұрын
Your mic sounds very sibilant jeez fix that
@StateofOccurrence9 ай бұрын
thanks for the input bud
@GuitarUniverse20139 ай бұрын
yeah I was assuming songwriter for about 30 years and I worked real hard and eventually became a real musician and stopped writing introspective nail gazer songs about how unhappy my life has been and learned how to play all the other kinds of music in the world. From jazz to ambient to rock to balloons to ragtime. Yeah singer songwriters. Done with that. As for the guitar I think it sounds great! Perhaps you were just attempting to be humorous?
@StateofOccurrence9 ай бұрын
sound like quite a journey you've had
@skroblas541110 ай бұрын
Took me some time to realize this is one person. First i thought, oh, all of them seem to love Audiotechnica Headphones, maybe sponsorship? .... wait a minute :) Anyways great hidden gem on internet. Deserves FAR more views!
@hamesonjarris10 ай бұрын
Phoebe Bridgers mention… John Mark McMillan mention… Bon Iver mention. What!? Talk about heavy band that uses baritones in a beautiful way - LOATHE
@dnsguru10 ай бұрын
I bought mine new in 1979. Big sounding guitar. I fixed the action and play with light strings.
@justabout30something10 ай бұрын
Colony House 🫡
@123uzuz10 ай бұрын
Wrong headstock for 1966. What a fail 😂
@christianberthiaumeccb9 ай бұрын
Fender did correct that.
@steveinthethumb644110 ай бұрын
Sounds great. Resonates forever. Yamaha 👍
@JasonRidesmoto11 ай бұрын
I do Ambient Post Rock AND SHRED so these are just perfect
@SanFranciscoFatboy11 ай бұрын
great video sir :). i dunno about buying one tho....today in SF on c-list there is one at 580...... i think i would regret buying a budget copy guitar that will need work.... maybe at 150$, but not 580......cheers n have a great day
@user-yh3rm6yq2b11 ай бұрын
Great video - thanks. We've got one of these in our band and I'm wondering if we can use it to send all 18 analog inputs straight into the DAW over usb, add fx/mix in there and send them back to the same 18 usb inputs in the xair, ready for routing to monitor outputs + master stereo? Is that possible? Thanks in advance.
@R3TR0R4V311 ай бұрын
Beautiful guitar all around, but $2,600... Ouch! Oh well, just as long as you enjoy it, that's all that matters. 👍
@nar____11 ай бұрын
Cracks me up that fender put the wrong headstock on the guitar. Hopefully that means the ones with the incorrect headstock will be worth more later on!🤣
@msfmusic Жыл бұрын
was this song recorded in a room or on-site? I didn't hear any environmental background noise (the river, the cars, the wind, etc.)
@macslee3792 Жыл бұрын
Can I find the chords anywhere?
@MegaStonik Жыл бұрын
I got it! It was your video, that has pursuaded me to buy one! THX, now i need another one to use on both channels of piano 😃
@chickenlickin3820 Жыл бұрын
I have to 'pink' one but its not pink actually a very dark red nothing like i've seen online. perhaps a facory error?
@BrickwallStudios0 Жыл бұрын
lmao i'm searching for videos about AVII series so i can justify buying AVII 66' RI jazz :)
@StateofOccurrence Жыл бұрын
Very happy that I'm not alone in the desire for justification !! Having sat of the dream of a JM like this for years I am happy to report that I have no regrets now that it's reality :)
@BrickwallStudios0 Жыл бұрын
oh nooo you should've said "save your money" :D @@StateofOccurrence
@dorianford6227 Жыл бұрын
I think the American Vintage II sounds amazing but from what I am hearing the QC does not match up to the price point sadly.
@StateofOccurrence Жыл бұрын
Mine easily matches and surpasses the quality my gorgeous 2012 AVRI Strat! Sorry that you've had bad luck with the Vintage II :(
@adamusohadamus7 ай бұрын
Ive heard all the batches after the first lot are muchhhh better
@dorianford62277 ай бұрын
@@adamusohadamus Same my man and I have played a first batch one and honestly I kind of liked it. It made me play differently and it started pulling songs out of me so that is good however the QC was awful. The hardware felt so half assed and cheap mainly the volume knobs and the pickup selector.
@um3899 Жыл бұрын
great video, thanks
@drewnorth3816 Жыл бұрын
That's more expensive than the Original 1965 Sunburst Jazzmaster I bought in 2004. Pretty sure I paid $2500 for it. Can't believe how much has changed.
@StateofOccurrence Жыл бұрын
If only I had the sense to buy one then! (i was 5). The going price on originals now is in the $10,000 range. Though, if you're looking to get rid of your '65 I'll totally match what you paid for it in 2004 ;)
@seanzinger8 ай бұрын
How the hell is that possible
@thesameeffect7 ай бұрын
I think you got a steal on an original 65 for $2500 even back in 2004 lol that’s crazy. What shape was it in?!
@andrew6889-p5c Жыл бұрын
I am kind of intrigued by baritones and may get one. But a small voice in my head says: it’s just a guitar with 5 extra lower notes. That’s it. And if you are playing anything that doesn’t use one of those five lower notes then you could have played it on a regular guitar.
@EWall14987 ай бұрын
It depends a lot on how you relate to your instrument. I was always personally more interested in alternate and lowered tunings that were hard to do on a standard guitar without having way too much slack on my strings. For a long time I had the practice of keeping one main guitar in Db standard and another in Db open. If I wanted to play in E standard, I could just slap a capo on. It was so much easier to go up rather than down. I was also never a big lead shredder, so I had limited use for the very high notes you lose when down tuning. But even with all that, it wasn’t until I noticed Phoebe Bridgers playing in the same open tuning as me (though she capoed up) that I realized a baritone was really the best fit for what I’d been doing all these years. Even counting my basses, I have only a couple guitars out of 14 in E standard, and that’s largely due to how easy it is to capo up to E standard on a down tuned guitar anyway. So for me a regular guitar is just a baritone with 5 extra high notes; and I’m always tuning away from them anyway.