Beginner Guitar Lessons: What Are the Most Important Effects Pedals? | Guitar | Lesson | Beginner

[@soretuber847]

1:43 I'm sure i wasn't the only one who thought he's gonna play smoke on the water

[@perojalenarddeniel5574]

Yeah i thougth he's gonna play it too

[@markgowans]

@@perojalenarddeniel5574 Yeah me too. If he did play it though he'd be playing it wrong because you're not supposed to use a pick

[@irlendyorville1705]

no i though he gonna play highway star

[@jorgek92]

ahahah yeaah

[@gastondeveaux3783]

I'm an electric newbie, and I've been checking out pedal board and rig videos all night, and this is by far the best, and most clearly explained one I've seen. Thanks !!!

[@amnael-demerdash4121]

Lol same man

[@TiffanyYuuYynaffiT]

I really like this because he doesn't try to show off like the other videos, it's truly meant for beginners

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

My first pedal is a looper which is SUPER important for practice and gigs. Beginners can practice and listen to chords and have a backing track to playback when practice scales and solos. If you buy a decent amp, you don't need to waste money on overdrive or distortion pedals. Plus many cheap small amps have these built in but none have a looper function!

[@brucelk19]

Renaissance Man do you think wah is important? I don’t see myself playing gigs but I do like songs with wah used in them. I have a Roland microcube. Also what’s a cheap looper I could get just for jamming in my house?

[@zionsoul420]

bit late but the Dunlop Cry Baby is supposed to be best value for money

[@djay6651]

Except different drives give you different sounds. My Peavey Bandit 112 has on board distortion, but I can't get a fuzz sound or a decent overdriven sound with it. I have 2 drive pedals and I'm looks at picking up a couple more to get some specific sounds I cant get with my current equipment.

[@cityfantv-everythingmancit2946]

Renaissance Man both are importent

[@Somm_RJ]

Rehearsals and casual playing maybe, definitely not gig.

[@stscallop3254]

Thaddeus Hogarth, the most badass name ever!

[@brownpunk1794]

I know right..sounds like a GOT character👌

[@cliftontube]

I've never heard a chorus described like that - "helps make the guitar sound like more than one"

[@bucketeerbill7646]

cliftontube chorus is like when , 2 singers are singen the same but like its always some mimiscule time off so thats what chorus does

[@dayshawna]

cliftontube its a univibe effect pedal

[@michaelmorgan9289]

What an outstanding & informative lesson on basic pedals. Most enjoyable & at about the right length. Thank you. I'm going to look up your online lesson.

[@RockWeller]

Love the guide man! Greetings from Singapore!

[@noroslani1123]

Very soothing & calm explanations...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@sharkoj]

I like his hair

[@nadame21]

Adam Duritz from Counting Crows with a tan!

[@roeletti]

Why do you call a Uni-vibe a Chorus? It's not even a time-based effect like the Chorus?

[@ghxsty66]

Arent u a beginner. tf do u know

[@AudaciousAce1989]

@@ghxsty66 ...Thats why he’s asking, clown 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@gergemall]

Thank you

[@silistm3987]

He has a cool voice find it very interesting to listen 😁

[@bryceguitarz]

you would think that the people at Berklee would know the difference between a chorus and a univibe

[@TonyRamos2024]

Worth watching. I like the overdrive and chorus pedals.

[@harveyterry6418]

I use peavey classic 30 and a proco rat, every night, metal player

[@aleksanderpiprek6202]

Isn't 3:18 a phaser?

[@AnotherFishyMuffin]

Nick Tee yeah I thought so too?

[@JamesJohnson-hb1me]

Sounds like chorus, flanger, phaser, and tremelo all together to me, but definitely not chorus or at least not chorus alone.

[@Xakslied]

Nick Tee univibe?

[@ehoc42]

It's a vibe pedal, based off the univibe which has a "chorus" setting, but doesn't really sound like a chorus

[@dayshawna]

is a jhm3 univibe effect pedal

[@flowerman4824]

Very clear explanation 👍 Thank you very much.

[@Yeethan]

Pretty sure that isnt a chorus

[@RedactedEarth]

It didn't sound anything like a chorus lol

[@dehasim]

Tremolo?

[@jeromemedina1805]

Univibe!

[@DrUndies]

Had about 3 different effects that were NOT chorus.

[@claudiocruzat8777]

@@jeromemedina1805 its phaser. Jimi hendrix model. It sounds like any phaser thou.

[@boxing.every.day99]

This guy has a uniquely white voice. Cool

[@PRO2358]

Quite informative, understood the effectiveness of pedals while soloing, rhythm stuff etc

[@redrock1963]

LOL, he moves his mouth when he uses the Wah.

[@LNC2009]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@sowolfx5795]

Lollllllll god knows

[@hyeanwooyang1375]

If you don't move your mouth along the pedal, you won't get the sound that you want. buy me.

[@aryoadhitomo]

Who doesn't??

[@guitrr]

He is singing the solo, a very common technique. It helps your phrasing, because you have to pause and breath like a horn player

[@fireworxz]

Thanks

[@justinschmitt4233]

wow I love this video. so informative and clear.

[@ronaldmathis9533]

Overdrive, delay, reverb you can play/fake anything with the right amount of each

[@metalmick]

What a great name you have!👍

[@JimRudman]

Very informative, thank you

[@HektorBandimar]

Interesting and informative video, thanks.

[@InItForTheParking]

Short of putting some home brew electronics in the body of my guitar: Does anyone have any suggestions on how someone in a wheelchair could set up/use pedals?

[@fadeskywards1245]

The only thing I can think of is some sort of lever to connect to the pedal switch.

[@ronniedboyd6313]

There are some really great effects that plug directly into the guitar and have all the knobs and switch’s controllable by hand. VOX makes a bunch of them and I believe some old school electro harmonica are made like this

[@stettan1]

Rip out the stomp switches and put in toggles.

[@jamesreifenstein3272]

I typically only run an overdrive and it lives on top of my amp, so I never use my foot, only ever my hand, to operate it. I'd start there, and depending on your amp's real estate on top, maybe expand later on onto a side-table that can take your fist slamming down

[@Psyfonify]

Look into multifx units and controlling them with midi, and possibly mounting a drum machine pad type thing to your guitar to send those midi signals to turn effects on/off. It should all work seamlessly plug and play, after a couple google searches.

[@KingKamal47]

Very helpful! Thanks! 👍🏼

[@SithEnthusiast12]

I’m a noob when it comes to pedals but I wanna practice my pentatonics/rifts Round the Neck more.But don’t need a looper that records 9x’s lol.. what’s a good loop pedal that you can atleast record ova once w/ chords & just practice rifts ova? -Guitar ppl!??

[@jjpc1]

Thats a phaser ...

[@RajatChaudhari]

What’s Better: Dedicated Guitar Pedals or Multi-Effects Pedals?

[@ronniedboyd6313]

Yes

[@castleanthrax1833]

How long is a piece of string?

[@brownpunk1794]

@@castleanthrax1833 5 .7 inches

[@garogarou8560]

I find it strange to advice a wha pedal to a beginner... It seems to me that it's a bit hard to master, no ?

[@67RFMC]

Univibe by Dunlop a Chorus pedal...??????

[@rosisneupane]

his face when is uses Wah pedal is hilarious

[@samuelvillarica6137]

If your amp wasn’t that good, that’s where you consider to buy pedals right? Newbie here

[@castleanthrax1833]

Nope. Pedals are essential to get different sounds.

[@thereasonableamericans411]

Great speaker and very informative... I just have a hard time getting on board with anything as liberal-extreme as Berklee.

[@shayharris4940]

Thanks this helped me tonne

[@TheJoker-wr1cp]

His hair is awesome

[@jables3377]

What song is he playing at 5:10... I know I've heard that somewhere.

[@skyistaken1605]

pretty sure it's just a scale.

[@priscillatrejo-topic6991]

Tool??

[@willjessop8242]

Great video! Thanks very much for the help

[@GahMehGrrrr]

A tuner. 😁

[@sou_desu8587]

ths is lit

[@sarah.airsofts]

Ooo That's the Spirit! (Love your profile picture BMTH is great)

[@dabj9546]

That chorus pedal sounded awful

[@Somm_RJ]

He did the wah face xD

[@BestMusicToolsOfficial]

Nice Chorus lol

[@jakedanek9364]

It's like his foot has a direct connection to his jaw

[@Destroyer55iamDestroyer]

chief keef's father rocks

[@NightOwlGames]

i need a Wah pedel lol

[@jeffreystewart5421]

That one strand of hair on his right side is bothering me so badly.

[@triggerhare]

Classic case of “just cause you can make videos, doesn’t mean you should. That’s a univibe pedal, which sounds nothing like a chorus.

[@NecropsY1]

That's not a chorus that's a univibe totally different effect

[@castleanthrax1833]

Not totally different. They both do a similar "effect" but the univibe also does a quick "phasing" effect, but up to that they're pretty similar.

[@shrekslayer4057]

did anyone else hear among us at the end?

[@prithuamin1942]

No reverb?!? I am a noob but i thought reverb is quintessential

[@legitiotjake]

Glad to see the principal from Mean Girls didn't let his carpal tunnel hold him back

[@RUGGEDBREED]

Distortion is the only thing you need plus creativity and the willingness to work like an animal

[@RavenDimal]

What are the things you recommend for rock and thrash metal typr

[@DvirCatz]

Jcc

[@JohannesLabusch]

You can use effects with an acoustic guitar, "especially" when you have a pickup in it? No, that would be "only" if you have a pickup in it. Also, as others have pointed out, that's not a chorus. If you're teaching beginners, it would be kind of important to avoid spreading misinformation, don't you think?

[@graphics_dev5918]

He is right about "especially"...I run effects on my acoustic with a microphone, but many effects make that a bit challenging for live music.

[@팡팡-x2m]

that's not a chorus pedal though.

[@pigzters]

but it sound like not a chorus, LOL

[@zach1714]

When doing solo and there are much pull offs and it is easier in electric than in acoustic guitar... Why?

[@reecedell3515]

Lighter gauge strings and electric guitars have more sustain, because the pickups can detect the smaller vibrations of the strings

[@brettbocik1855]

lol he isnt even strumming all the strings when playing the chords

[@dannyosullivan1055]

Brett Bocik I

[@aphextwink_]

That's because they're power chords my dude

[@ve5psl]

They are power chords and some chords you don't strum all 6 strings. Take D major for example. You only strum the 4 highest strings.

[@kikko422]

lol hun, they're power chords.