Joyo British Sound Pedal Guitar Recording

In this video I do a bit of a guitar recording tutorial using Joyo British Sound Pedal for a classic Marshall Amp sound in Waveform 11. I also use the free NADIR plugin and free Redwirez IR's. More info on the Joyo British Sound Pedal here amzn.to/3aDbXov
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About this video
In this video Zane from Simple Green Tech does a quick guitar recording tutorial using the Joyo British Sound Pedal in Tracktion Waveform 11. You can download Tracktion Waveform Free if you are looking for music production software that is unlimited and free. The Joyo British Sound pedal is able to achieve classic Marshall amp sounds for creating classic rock music sounding tracks. You will need an Impulse Response Loader or cabinet sim to get the most out of the Joyo British Sound pedal. I use the free NADIR IR loader plugin along with free impulse responses from Redwirez. If you are looking for a way to get a more analog sounding guitar tone without needing to purchase a tube amp, the Joyo British Sound pedal is a great low budget option.

[@AudioTechTV]

Check out 14 free guitar amp sim VSTs here kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKCtp5SZmt2Zmrs

[@iqbalji427]

How to make bass wide ??? Which feel like coming from left and right earphones

[@MrUnit731]

@@iqbalji427 two cabinets. If you want to have stereo when you play live, you will need two sets of speakers. Maybe you could use a chorus effect box? I sometimes use an old KORG processor when I play bass, and that gives a very nice "wide" sound. But yeah, try some different pedals. If you're only playing with headphones, I think you should get stereo fairly easy, but you will still need something with stereo output to play trough. I could of course be wrong. It's happened before 😁 Search for it on KZbin.

[@iqbalji427]

@@MrUnit731 i m using mid side eq technique for widening the bass ...

[@MrUnit731]

@@iqbalji427 Cool. Is that a pedal? What kind of amplifier do you have?

[@ItsADate]

Your videos are really well done! Keep it up and all of the best 🙌🏽

[@AudioTechTV]

Thank you for the comment and for checking out my channel. Keep rocking the content on your channel! 👊👍

[@francoisbouchard9629]

Thank you Zane, this is an amazing video. I've used this trick to my other tones and it work well!

[@AudioTechTV]

Right on! Thank you again for watching!

[@BluesLicks101]

I've got a ton of Joyo pedals, they are pretty good - my favorites in their amp sim pedals are AC Tone (Vox), and American Sound (Fender)

[@vincentbonnevialle6489]

The American Sound is awesome

[@sacardevos]

Doesn't the Joyo comes already with a cab sim? Nice video by the way.

[@DestructiveCreativity]

Nice tutorial! Keep it up!

[@AudioTechTV]

Thank you for the comment and for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@dougmann66]

sweet sound z !!! ive got joyo american thats kool . i have bias fx 2 running through art pro mpa !!2 just bought- waitng for roland jdxi synth for some new inspirations ! ###

[@AaronKaiMCDNLD]

I've heard in another review that apparently you need to put either an eq pedal or a boost of somekind in between the pedal and an IR loader to boost the volume of the IRs, is this true? do i have to do that in order for it sound ok?

[@accentontheoff]

Newbie question perhaps. Doesn’t the Joyo British Sound come with it’s own cabs.

[@jpaefra]

Hey, one question: would you recommend acid pro?

[@AudioTechTV]

I haven’t used acid pro for many years. I have heard great things about it but I can’t comment on it. Sorry. Thank you for watching.

[@MrUnit731]

Hi man. I'm hoping you, or anyone else can answer this (very) noob question for me : I have a KORG MS-20-Mini synth, and the Sq-1 sequencer that I want to hook up to my computer. WHAT DO I NEED to record something? Soundcard and daw? Do I need a small mixer? (Someone told me I need that, or else I would ruin my speakers). I was watching your "best daw" video, but what is the easiest to learn for someone like me? I have played guitar for many years, and I thought I wanted something new,, so I bought some gear, and it's really cool,, but I would like to have it on my pc. Maybe record some noise 😀 I really hope you have an easy answer for me 😁 Or anyone else can answer, if they want to help out. Cheers 🇧🇻 Edit: I forgot to say that I like this video. You have a new subscriber.

[@AudioTechTV]

Both of those devices have usb outputs so you should be able to connect them to your computer by USB. You don't need an audio interface but it does help with latency if you do have one. It wont wreck your computer speakers by not having one. I don't think a mixer will help you at all with those two devices. Just connect them by USB and start creating. Check the manual for details on operating them on your computer.

[@MrUnit731]

@@AudioTechTV OK, thank you so much. But I am still going to buy a sound card, because am a hardware freak 😁 I have 7 guitars, bass, drums etc. I have played in bands many years. It's just the synth stuff that is totally new to me. Anyway. I'm out ✊

[@ratatatuff]

If you're still looking for a DAW, I recommend checking the free ones already mentioned on this channel and doing a few of the tutorials. I'd go with Tracktion because it is completely free (not just a lite version) and it's a good DAW. I wouldn't recommend Pro Tools, simply because I hate subscription based models and don't like working within a cloud. I'm mostly using Acoustica Mixcraft, which isn't free but it's reasonably priced (even comes with Melodyne) and very intuitive. It's by far the easiest DAW for me but you might want to check the trial version first. Since you're working with a Synth I would recommend Ableton Live or Bitwig Studio. But be warned, both of them have quite a learning curve. But once you get the hang of it they make a lot of things easier. Really, far easier than any traditional DAW. And do get an audio interface. If you ever want to record instruments or voice, then you need one. Otherwise the latency will make it impossible to work. The Focusrite Scarlet (comes with Ableton Live Lite, btw) is pretty good and would be my choice but there are others out there. Just take one which has it's own ASIO drivers. There are some that work with ASIO4all but do that only if you're on a very tight budget. You don't really need a mixer unless you want to record more tracks simultaneously. Better invest in decent speakers (eg. Yamaha HS-8) and decent headphones (eg. beyerdynamic DT-770).