How To REALLY Use A Compressor Pedal?

[@mustyguitar]

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[@Sandman-cr6zn]

Since I've bought a compressor I use it for everything. It just does THE magic. I mean, it will not make you a good guitarist. But if you are good enough it will make you sound awesome, and more importantly it will put a smile on your face - and this is what matters really.

[@Sandman-cr6zn]

Btw. I use a Crazy Tube Cirquits Phi v2, it's brilliant and has 3 different comp circuits to use.

[@mustyguitar]

it does have the magic, doesn't it?

[@nickandrews2255]

Yea the smile really does matter cheers I like how it feels to have this cheers!!!

[@roscius6204]

1 compressor is good, 2 is more good. One more, I have a Cali76 as pretty much an always on and a Compadre in a switcher. Enables stacking before and after drives.... but running in parallel is the absolute gold for me. Great videos and playing BTW

[@mustyguitar]

having more of something great is always greater. that's my rule!

[@squirelova1815]

Ah yes, I love them. I use nothing but Compressors and twelve in a row, yeah it's weird but...I have OCD (Obsessive Compression Disorder).

[@samonik11]

Beautiful Strat!

[@DeeTee79]

Do you use stacked compression in your signal chain.

[@frankphvrvon3153]

Thanks great video ! On my live board I set my cali smooth the most transparent I could get but it’s still compressing and make everything sound more even. But no squash! But in recording or for bass I set it like I need with a lot of compression but without the squash fast attack… more on the sustain and fatness! Very versatile pedal ! ❤

[@mustyguitar]

on live situations, compressor is less needed, so yeah I use a very compressed signal here, but the way to do is your way on live situations. at least for me. thanks!!

[@Infinighost]

Just discovered this channel and am binging a lot of your great videos! If you are looking for video ideas, I'd find a guide very useful on how to set an Echorec style delay for David Gilmour's various delay sounds.

[@reubenrozeyt5716]

I'm found guy that will take $45 for a 2nd hand dyna comp I'm not gonna miss this one.

[@mustyguitar]

Check the pedal, is it mini or block version? Block version is not as good

[@bryankerr9174]

I feel like compressor really emphasize the sound of the pick.

[@PellPas]

Great video musty, I have the dynacomp on my board and it’s always on !!! However I definitely need to try the stacking 2 of them. Have you ever tried the Boss CS3 ??

[@Lander-bo2rq]

Im not musty but i have tried the cs-3. It is good and very subtle. The effect is almost not there, but it adds a little bit of mids and nice clicky attack. It is a good alternate to the cs-2

[@mustyguitar]

I did, it's a great compressor. works great obviously, maybe a bit too subtle for my taste, I like a bit more attack.

[@waynegram8907]

MUSTY, Can you make a video showing how David Gilmour uses two different compressor pedals the ibanez 70's compressor, MXR dyna comp, Boss 70's compressor, both compressor pedals are turned ON with the strat tone pot rolled down. The settings of the compressors and the pedal order configurations

[@leandrogerones3739]

Hi Mustafa, I wanted to ask you, I have the yellow comp, what amount of compression do you recommend using? thanks as always. greetings from Argentina

[@mustyguitar]

thank you! I like to use the yellow comp around 1 o'clock. maybe 2-3 o'clock depending on the song.

[@Thestripper1]

What's your impression of the yellow Moer compressor? Is it better than the current full size mxr dynacomp? Better than mini dynacomp?

[@mustyguitar]

I like it. It's great that it has a EQ on it too. Definitely better than full size block version dynacomp but mini is probably better.

[@HaykMartirosyan]

Great video and well explained! Keep up! \m/ For 1974 Breathe, try Cali76 with Signature Phase 90, then a little EQ -> delay -> reverb :) you will never find a difference :) 😎

[@martmolenaar]

Can you make a comfortably numb pulse extended version tabs video on youtube? I really learned a lot from you about gilmour!

[@mustyguitar]

I can if people vote for it on Patreon

[@patriciodemartillo6539]

Search for Steve Fletcher Comfortably numb uncut and you'll be happy

[@RealROCKnROLLA]

Cali76 is an absolute must have for the clean to semi-clean tones! Though I wanted to ask , why do you increase the dry signal on a heavy compression demo? I thought the whole point was to reduce dry to almost nothing.

[@mustyguitar]

You’re right, that’s what I should’ve done. I just liked it I guess. Rest is up to you :))

[@rogeriosartori555]

Yes you do have a rotary

[@merseypirates]

Hi mustafa are they the settings you use on your cali76 buddy

[@mustyguitar]

Yes they are

[@Danielcamron73]

musty got a haircut! compressor is absolutely needed when playing gilmour

[@mustyguitar]

it's veeery hot

[@Danielcamron73]

@@mustyguitar it’s not too terribly hot where I live, I have long curly hair like syds

[@Answer3i]

Good comp demo Musty! As always) Recently, I bought an MXR Dyna Comp and am trying to use it as always on. However, when I use it with a Big Muff and overdrive, I get a lot of noise. Do you have this problem?

[@mustyguitar]

It's normal, noise is always there. It will never go away with natural ways. Compression is "compressing" your signal and bringing the highs and lows closer, which means REVEALING the noise you ALREADY HAVE in the chain. You can have noise with only compression and nothing else in the chain. So, it's not a problem, it's normal.

[@Answer3i]

@@mustyguitar Thank you! You confirmed my suspicions:)

[@vrab.]

Is your compression pedal before or after your muff? Maybe try switching to the other side in the chain.

[@Answer3i]

​@@vrab. Comp is first pedal. It's not much noise, but noisier than over+muff. And noise increased as much as increased volume. As Musty said, I think it's normal.