H.E.R. - Hold On || Guitar Jam || 24th of December 2020

[@Jazzroyal1]

This guy right here, has it down. Son, keep it up this is spot on.

[@dcwad1]

So smooth and mellow. Jazzy. Great interpretaion.

[@TheRj1986]

Damn bro.. You killed it!

[@wizendermot]

this is so so good! you deserve way more views and subs dude. keep it up!

[@zainman1472]

love the bass

[@nahamraj]

so good to find you. thanks for existing.

[@thesocksguy4467]

amazing

[@alimoindjie8430]

Magnifique

[@guiizemusic]

Dude that sounds awesome!

[@tyledgerwood2187]

Badass man!!

[@guitarmacao5569]

So good! Subscribed.

[@nocaphen]

Bro! This is mean. You had me jamming along side ya mayn! Love it brother. Keep up the good work

[@NiMa168]

Smooth

[@cassiussmith8039]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@midi1529]

Very nice! Could you run down your rig, it looks very functional.

[@RohitRamu]

I route all my pedals through a GigRig G2, which then goes to my looper before going to the amp. I have a volume pedal and tuner in front of the GigRig just because it's convenient. I have 3 different drive pedals on the bottom level of the board which I combine in different ways to get different sounds - each one has it's own unique sound and touch response, and combining 2 of them can give you other interesting variations. I then have pedals that can be switched on and off independently: delay/reverb, wah, auto-wah, octave pedal, boost and the Empress Zoia. My compressor is only on for my clean tone since the drive pedals will compress anyway (I like the touch sensitivity so the compressor is fairly subtle). This all runs through my amp, a Ceriatone "Joyful Music". I've found it to be pretty versatile and requires minimal thinking/time to get to the sound I want (once I settled on this approach to setting up patches).

[@joy.ambrose]

bruuuhh!