It is challenging to play. I can probably think of a way to not have to use your left hand thumb, but are you comfortable with the fingerpicking? Or would you just prefer a strumming version with the chords? I haven’t looked, but I bet there’s a version on www.ultimateguitar.com if you wanted to start by just strumming the chords?

Glad you liked it!

Glad I could help!

I agree! Great tune, huh? Enjoy!

@@coryfournier3259 I tried it, But I couldn’t play well, You’re so amazing!!!

Glad it was helpful-If a picture is worth 1000 words, a video is worth 1,000,000! Fun to unleash what all the pedal can do. Hope you enjoy it more now 👍

@@billbender2850 thank you for the kind words! So glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed it 👍

That sounds frustrating - sorry to hear about your challenge. I’m not familiar with that issue, or the auto turn-off feature. Is it an issue both by using the power adapter as well as with running it in internal batteries? If you just bought a new, maybe you could exchange it for another one? Or consider contacting Vox. Hope that gets figured out soon!

So glad it helped! When I finally discovered the problem, I couldn’t NOT share it.

I made some general patches yesterday and your tutorial really helped. I need a Wah Wah patch, but please tell me there's a way to use the expression pedal as a Wah Wah in a patch? Here's some recent tracks I cut (not with the Vox) with James "Worm" Wormworth. Drummer for the Conan O' Brien show's Basic Cable Band. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bovKZp6tnrGKhJI, kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5vEaIuHj7NoqdU Thanks again! Best - ML

Love the track you shared! I plan to reply directly to that video. Yes-you can absolutely use the expression pedal as wah. I will have to plug it in again to explain exactly how to do that (I think it’s one of the options you select under the PDL effects before an amp ). But another option is to find a preset sound that has the wah already engaged, then save that sound to a user bank and modify it to what you like. That is a long way to do it, but it would work. Even like a standard wah, you can turn it off and on by kicking it forward. I think it’s a very nice sounding wah too, by the way. Hope that helps!

Michael Louis-Thx! See my added comment in the general comments section.

I'm willing to do so, but not sure how to in these comments. Any ideas? This chart is pretty much the chords I'm using: tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/jason-mraz/im-yours-chords-468625

@@coryfournier3259 I actually stopped whining and watched a little closer and figured it out, lol. Thank you for helping me learn the intro.

So glad - thank you for the kind words. I hope it helps you enjoy the pedal more!

Glad the video is helpful. I'm running through a VOX Tonelab SE, I believe using a Fender Tweed amp model with like maybe a Tube Screamer or "Boutique-type" pedal boost, and a little reverb. I think it was plugged into a mixer and out through my Headrush powered speaker monitor. So no special effects. On interesting note, sometimes David Grissom's tone on that album sound to me almost like there's a very subtle flanger-type filter, with zero rate (no movement) and very low mix. I'm guessing that "phasey" sound was from a certain combination of mics on his cabinet(s), and/or the angles the mics were placed. But you might play with that if you have a flanger to get that sound. For reference, the guitarist solo tone on Bryan Adam's song "Need Somebody", "Cuts like a Knife", and Ritchie Blackmore's lead tone on "Wasted Sunsets" from the Deep Purple album Perfect Strangers all seem to have a similar, phasey/flangery tone. It think it's also kind of a strat thing...Have fun!

Yes, this pedal has various “dirt” sounds both through pedal circuits and amp simulated circuits. Overdrive, distortion, and even fuzz sounds are options with this pedal.

So glad you found it helpful! Hoping it helps you enjoy it more - and enjoy playing more!

Glad I could help! I’m not much of a handyman, but youtube has made me a lot braver. When I finally solved this mystery, it was too good not to share!

Yeah - It's so daunting and hard to get started until you have at least an idea of how to work a new pedal! I hope this vid helps you get started and able to enjoy it!

So glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful! I feel like many things seem more complicated than they are b/c of trying to communicate what to do/where to put your fingers!

Please read the video notes. I believe the band tunes down 1/2 step, which I did not do in this video. So I am playing the song where I believe the guitar player is playing it, but you would have to tune your guitar down 1/2 step in order to be in sync with the recording (or use software to transpose the recording up 1/2 step into standard tuning ). Hope that makes sense. Enjoy!

@@coryfournier3259apologies didn’t even think to look, thank you :)

Glad to hear it! It was a very strange problem that baffled me for quite a while.

Pierre’s…What are a few of your other favorite Homesafe songs? Which ones would you like to learn on guitar?

@@coryfournier3259 If you can do Vanilla Scented Lazer Beams, Slide, Mountain, Nothing Left to Lose, to name a few

So glad you enjoyed the video. I know exactly what you mean: a little bit of new info can open up a whole new world! Enjoy!

Right??? That always made more sense to me, too. I’m glad you liked it. Thx for commenting.

It is the n the key of C, but with a lot of modulation between C major and C minor pentatonic to give it a “bluesy” sound and feel. Enjoy!

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Good tune!