Guitar 101 - "How To Set Up Your Guitar Pedals"

This is a how to video on how to set up one, or multiple guitar effects pedal(s). hope you like it, like/comment/subscribe, many more videos to come! Every week!

[@benjaminnewell5214]

got that classic 2009 feel

[@brutongaster3253]

ikr I love it

[@morielchukrun5574]

Me too!

[@donavonmacallister3101]

It had 2009 all over it lol 😂

[@Jsssddfgffghshdhdhusjsjd]

The most amateur looking video contains the most wisdom

[@bahugunaa6669]

Yes

[@coolguyy3000]

hey

[@gracewillis9412]

Literally

[@gingers1846]

facts

[@jameslyons1661]

🎶🏁🎶

[@horrornation1118]

Lol you guys explained this shit so much easier than any other video I have seen.

[@minsun7025]

@K Paul exactly

[@sarahyazaki8599]

Yess

[@senorpollo6244]

Hey guys. I just started and was wondering. So I already have an amp and cable for the guitar. Does it have to be a certain cable to plug into the pedal and amp. Or does it have to be different. Same with the guitar and amp.

[@sarahyazaki8599]

@@senorpollo6244 any of those "audio" cables will do, I guess

[@sarahyazaki8599]

@ I think so? If it's big enough to reach. (I'm an absolute guitar beginner, do this at your own risk)

[@danieluher4973]

There are multiple 1M+ subs channels with buttload of pedal videos but none of them explain them as clearly and nicely as you guys. Thank you!! P.S. Intro is legendary

[@jazzstars]

Excellent short and to the point , thank you .

[@kosmo_komputer]

Seven year old video, and still the most helpful.

[@longrangeswish]

Having a total lapse of memory setting up a daisy chain for the first time in years. Great to find such a quick and simple video on this. More people should just get to the point and cut out the b.s. when they do this.

[@ronanfreeburn1388]

Thanks boys - never knew how to connect multiple pedals until then.

[@losedarkhorse]

Absolutely to the point without any messing around. Fantastic job guys and keep them coming.

[@annambrant]

9 years on and this is the most helpful tutorial i’ve found 😂 thanks guys

[@lukebroomb88]

After many overcomplicated videos looking for this info. These guys delivered

[@jt4811]

Thank you. I was a little confused and didn't know what exactly I needed to set up pedals but now I know :)

[@rob28781]

Looking to buy my first pedals and like everyone has said you explained it simple. I watched another video doing the same set up and it was like quantum physics. Good job!

[@RumbleFish69]

There's a reason this video has many likes. Seems simple and rudimentary, but this video has probably helped thousands of people!

[@Dutchydono]

It’s 2024 and this video is still so helpful 😂

[@linkey03]

Better explanation than some professional videos 🙌🏼🙌🏼🔥 Thankyou

[@easonthomas2207]

Thank you for this straight forward video. God 2013 seems like it was 20 years ago lol.

[@MatthewKeairns]

Out of ever video I’ve searched. This is the one that actually thought me how do this right and it works! Thanks guys!

[@moon-hn2oo]

this gives me 2009 vibes and i love it

[@cristhianflores674]

Simple explanation, yet very effective.

[@nathanspicer2504]

Borderline zero production value, and borderline the most efficient explanation I've seen across the internet. You don't need money, people; you just need to know how to do something, and how to show others how to do it. Thanks for the video, guys

[@donnix6931]

This was a great video, exactly what I needed to know. I am getting my first bass pedal and I just wanted to know how to set it up and what I need!! Thank you

[@sillywilly5122]

Honestly. No, for real. This is the most concise yet informative instructional video I’ve ever seen.

[@seb5542]

They didn't talk about being careful about what you do as to not fry your pedals

[@seb5542]

And power supplies, so not the best but it has the bare minimum

[@brownie4032]

Damn this was like the easiest shit ever thanks man

[@doriangriego1077]

Thank god you guys are life savors no one nowadays even bothers making these kinds of vids godbless your souls

[@patrickdarby-sheehan5368]

Thank you...I am about to use pedals for the 1st time. Was using a effects pedalboard...see how it goes. Well done. Quick question...is there any particular order in which they are set out?

[@hamishgilmour9713]

Brilliant. I have seen a lot of videos but that was very straight to the point good stuff 👏👍👌

[@slammedsocietys2kp321]

Dang I knew how to do this but just wanted to make sure you know

[@b.u.dmusic9424]

Far and away the best pedal guitar hook up on KZbin

[@slime35]

i love how short and clear it is

[@MNB730]

Very useful shit man, got me confused because i want to buy a distortion pedal and a wah pedal but needed to know how to setup the things. Thanks a lot!

[@theblazingking3114]

thanks guys, I thought it would be more complex thanks

[@tjmetz2472]

The only video I found actually helpful for that a thumbs up

[@JM-wo2bk]

2020 and still the most simple informative video

[@EandJhowtos]

And we made this on a whim lol idk how its so popular

[@zedxrom7867]

Thanks, got my pedals setup quick!

[@BloodySoup74]

How do you power the pedals? Daisy chain or power supply?

[@vittoriodelucia5828]

Holy crap thank you sooooo much! I’ve seen a lot of videos but this is the most useful

[@kyra8105]

This is so 2012-2013 youtube it’s crazy

[@khoroshoorange]

More Like 09/10

[@triippy...6476]

so im seeing thing that you need a power cable for a single pedal (distortion) is that true? or does the amp carry the power that the pedals need?

[@conniemoats8937]

thank you for explaining this in simple terms, I am new at this.

[@jimmysegovia2688]

Awesome man thank you for sharing you guys are great.

[@WhoopsyDaisyDoo]

Very helpful thank you.

[@KATAO333]

You guys made it extremely easy since I just started daisy chaining..big thumbs up!

[@jeromelawrence6746]

Clear and straight to the point. Thank you

[@Godslamit]

+DUMusic96 yes there is. There's something called a One Spot 9 Volt power supply. What this is, is it acts as a 9volt battery for your pedal. So, I suggest buying the "One Spot 9V Power Supply" the accessory pack one. In this accessory pack, there's something called a "Daisy Chain", use the chain to plug in all of your pedals to the 9volt supply. Once they're all plugged in, you're ready to go. I will make a video on it and I will add a link to explain this better. Thank you for the positive feedback! Keep it rockin.

[@Joshuagarciaofficial]

Thanks you all still helping in 2023

[@mwaijamu2964]

The good old days, raw and straight to the fucking point

[@mustangspitfire6835]

the question I have is the order. Does it matte which effect is placed in what order on the daisy chain? And one in particular the noise gate pedal. Thanks

[@ericcurtis7132]

Yes, order can make a difference, can come down to preference and every player has their gripes about what should go where. Typically timing effects (delay) go at the end of the chain, whereas overdrive/distortions are usually found at the top of the chain, before timed effects.

[@kaiserwilhelmii1827]

Simple and informative. Thanks guys 🤘

[@ferrer452]

where's the adapter?, I want to know how do you input adapter for all of three pedals to one

[@indiam2375]

Simple explanation, very cool aesthetic. Cool video.

[@123elvislives]

Great video 👍 straightforward straight to the point Thumbs up from Geelong Australia 👍🇦🇺👍👑

[@bubblyproduction9809]

Very informative. Thanks for the help

[@gabe17gamer]

Is it necessary to use the pedal connector cable thingy or can you just use a normal guitar cable

[@MylesMarrero]

They're the same thing, just different lengths.

[@gabe17gamer]

+Myles Marrero Thank you, sorry if I sound like a dumbass but idk about these things

[@MylesMarrero]

+Gabriel Starkey no problem dude, everyone was a beginner at some point

[@shannonhondo260]

@@gabe17gamer no such thing as a dumb question Bubba

[@senorpollo6244]

Hey guys. I just started and was wondering. So I already have an amp and cable for the guitar. Does it have to be a certain cable to plug into the pedal and amp. Or does it have to be different. Same with the guitar and amp.

[@Jai-D-Music]

Thanks for this! What are you guys up to now?!

[@christophermartineau9700]

Thanks boys very informative. This has really helped.

[@philipampofo6435]

No nonsense straight to the point video

[@zorina2403]

Simple things make big deal.. So good

[@thed7740]

I knew from the intro that these guys were gonna let me know exactly what I need to know

[@MelosPwnz]

Thanks guys. I was wondering if any amp is compatible with pedals. My amp isnt to bad just a small marshall, with that work? Thanks

[@EandJhowtos]

yes, any amp will work with any pedal, that amp is fine.

[@EandJhowtos]

that is a great question, and the answer is yes it will work with any amp.

[@aidanfl]

Yes it will

[@nattyrudd3279]

THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE NOW

[@MichelleRautenbach]

thanks guys. this was the best how to video that I could find?

[@Yayhooray]

Thankyou guys 😊

[@hexterzerda]

what about the adaptor for the pedal

[@Deloficus]

So would you need two guitar pedals in order to use a pedal ? Like two of a cable which you would use to connect to your guitar and amp ?

[@frid6277]

This is so much easier and faster than other videos lmao

[@shannonhondo260]

Thanks Fellas, y'all made it very easy to learn!

[@bigb1809]

Extremely new so this is probably a dumb question but do you need a power supply?

[@scottninjasmoker6819]

Do you have any other videos you guys are great

[@ericcurtis7132]

Sorry lol it’s a dead channel now, cheers !

[@gtanz8475]

Clear and simple

[@euanniz6176]

W video, W men, W pedals

[@aidanbiggins3335]

What about the power supply? Don't you need to plug a wire from the outlet to the pedal?

[@veronicaw9048]

that’s what i’m saying, i wonder if you need a power supply plug for every pedal?

[@aidanbiggins3335]

@@veronicaw9048 I have acquired some new information on this subject since I last watched this video that might help. Most pedals do run on electricity from the outlet, so you do need a wire for them

[@matsuoSonata]

Nice, Thank you!

[@quantum7502]

Do you need the pedal?

[@lolsohard]

No

[@vilnv]

From what they just told demonstrated, I firmly believe it’s a no

[@thegreat8982]

Zestea So I need two instrument cables, and chain wires, and that’s it right?

[@seb5542]

Well yes you need a pedal to be able to put a pedal in. What I think happened here is that you didnt know what a wah wah pedal was and thought it was something else.

[@crustcrusader8611]

@@seb5542 r/whoooshhhh (mispelled on porpoise)

[@sanchito59]

This video hits different

[@darogames9824]

Do you need to put a distortion pedal in front of a wah because i put my wah in front of a distortion pedal and my wah sounds clean

[@edmorris5007]

Very clear and easy too understand! Thank you...

[@quynhanhtranmai449]

Idc how late I got here :--) but u guys should do more vids like this

[@JuanFelipeMedina]

thanks E and J. its simple and straight to the point kudos!

[@kishoreshreedharan541]

Ha ha relaxed and laid back video. Better than making it a rocket science. Nice one boys.

[@carlmatt9253]

thanks guys. so in the amp input always after all connections from guitar to pedal, what if the amp has fx send and effects return slot?what is thier purpose?

[@alaysiakayebutler6299]

Perfect. No b.s. Thank you.

[@hirakjyotidutta6530]

What about the power supply of the pedals

[@jeathtunes769]

Plain and simple no fucking bulshit like in the 90% of the videos. Thanks!

[@christiansworldofwonder9059]

If you are using a daisy chain, do you still need the petal connectors?

[@aayushshrestha8310]

Best video by far.

[@usosbrutalino7646]

Just want to ask if pedals without batteries is going to work just using wires and pedal adapter and if it's yes how can I use it

[@RandomReggie007]

Wow great video.

[@readingnewboy]

Nice vid guys taught me how to do it in2 1/2 minutes Excellent

[@kristofer603]

There is a 3rd input on the Ibanez Tube Screamer and the Boss Blues Driver that needs to be addressed.

[@ryanbaluyut8975]

What about the 9volts adapter? Do you need 9volts? And where to plug it?

[@TheVanillaMiner]

+EandJhowtos So I can use this for as many pedals as I would like, as long as I have the pedal connector things right? I get that too many pedals would make it sound bad, or at least I think so, as I have never used a pedal before, but I'm just asking if i could technically put as many as I'd like with this method.

[@mrpotat680]

TheVanillaMiner might be a little late but after 3-4 pedals a booster should be used to keep the quality sharp and not diminished.

[@DaLeSy.]

Does it make any difference what order you plug your pedals in?

[@ericcurtis7132]

Yes. It can, many people have a theory on best chain setup, something to look into! Also worth mentioning the effects loop on amps. That can alter the way you set up.

[@S-Tier-Sports]

Watching this in 2021 thanks dudes

[@ApunkDaydreamLamunanOi]

00:07 I can watch this a hundred times.

[@giuseppebrucculeri6223]

Thx that was a life saver it was so simple

[@ancientruinsofficial]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Amazing job explaining everything....I was sooooo confused👍👍👍👍

[@resinfromyourbong7214]

Thanks man

[@michaelmendillo7513]

I am banging my head just trying to hook up my Zoom G2NU and my Dunlop volume pedal,,,I can hook up both separately, but keep doing something wrong connecting the two together,,,, can any PLEASE HELP. !!!! 😂😎✌🔊🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@ericcurtis7132]

Volume pedal first. Guitar into input of volume pedal Output volume pedal into zoom Output zoom into amp

[@michaelmendillo7513]

TY Bro,,,I ended up figuring out how to do it, !!! 😎✌@@ericcurtis7132

[@darrenjs_]

How do you set up multiple pedals when using a 9 volt power supply? Plz someone answer this

[@EandJhowtos]

Something called a One Spot power supply will do. It comes with daisy chain that allows multiple pedals to be powered.