Make Your Guitar Sound Like a Synthesizer - The Effects and Techniques Needed

[@kdakan]

A few suggestions: 1) You can use a 12 string electric to get more natural octaves, 2) You can use a sustainer, e-bow, or blend the guitar with a slow-gear pedal for longer sustain, 3) Instead of using the fuzz, you can create a comb-filter by using one or two few phaser pedals with lfo speed set to zero and adjust the time control to create cleaner sounds and wave shapes other than square, 4) You can use an envelope based phaser effect like the bubble tron pedal, to create a chaotic attack envelope (especially to emulate flutes and horns), 5) You can use a ring modulator to create bell sounds 6) You can use a talk box to even shape your sound more

[@jeffro.]

Yes! That's what I'm looking for! This video, plus the awesome helpful comments, is just what I needed! I've been looking for a way to get good synth sounds from my electric guitar, and this just nailed it. (Not just "electronic" sounds, also horns, sax, etc.) I'll see what I can do, just as soon as I can tolerate playing my electric guitar. (Guess I should explain: it hurts really bad to try to play, both from the weight of the strap around my neck, and trying to turn my head to see my left hand. That's bc I'm still, STILL recovering from neck fusion surgery to fix nerve impingement in my left arm & hand. Surgery was over 6 months ago, and I'd have thought I'd be more recovered by now... "But it just takes time," as the Physical Therapists keep telling me. Frustrating, bc I WAS recovering nicely the first few months, then I started having severe muscle spasms in mid-back, lower neck area, that's making me feel like I'm going backwards, not forward in recovery. But hey, there is progress, just in the last 2 weeks, all of a sudden I can play my classical guitar for more than 2-3 minutes at a time, I played for an hour the other day! I've been working on hand strength since the day after surgery, but it didn't "take" until recently. So, that's progress, I guess.... But not fast enough!!! It's frustrating!!!) Anyway, that's my "cross to bear." Thanks, guys! Really! 👍

[@thepedalzone]

Hope you enjoyed the video! Please consider throwing a like, comment or sub my way. Every action means more than you could possibly think. Thank you for being AWESOME!

[@sgriggl]

this was a super great video. how about a review of the new release of the EHX attack / decay or the Maleko Sneak Attack (as a way to remove attack and create synth sounds)? i love this channel, and i've been into synthy stuff for a while (i know they discontinued but moogerfooger with CP control would really really fit your sound, although it's a bit more technical). anyway, keep it coming...

[@maxguitarvids7618]

The tone he has by the 12:15 or so to the end is f-ing ridiculous. It's stunning.

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks, man! Kind of you 😊🙏

[@Kanae18]

This is really helpful, I'm a rock/metal guitarist and also an electronic music producer. THIS is what I wanted! Thanks!! *Shredding a guitar-synth solo on a metal song*

[@thepedalzone]

Man! I'm so stoked you enjoyed the video so much. Really awesome to hear it gave you the inspiration and information you were looking for 😊

[@rattymaxreilly5147]

Exactly the video I wanted. I love the use of an actual synthesizer as reference.

[@thepedalzone]

I’m stoked to hear my video gave you insight you were looking for 😊🙌

[@benjolindelmojio5844]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!!! I want to go deeper on this matter... this is 21sth century sound.

[@thepedalzone]

That's awesome to hear, man! Happy exploring 😊

[@leptyga]

Bro. I usually have good things to say about your videos. But you've outdone yourself once again here. KILLER sounds, and clear & helpful tips. DAMN!!! You good man!

[@thepedalzone]

Deeply honored, my friend. I'm just super happy to hear that the video provided you with new insight and inspiration. Makes all the work completely worth it 🙏

[@johnsmits2494]

This is what any multi pedal guy who wants freaky but very organic tones wants. It's so tricky to buy up boutique pedals with weird sounds and make real music. Excellent job. You should get some serious job from this, so many people just end up trashing a good tube tone not knowing how to control pedals musically.

[@davidziaran4070]

You are probably the only channel that inspires me to go crazy with my pedals. This time you made the most interesting guitar sounds I've ever heard.

[@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000]

Thx man I trying to cover techno,deep house,intelligent DnB to Nu Metal song THIS IS WHAT I NEED

[@thepedalzone]

Stoked to hear this tutorial gave you some sonic tools and ideas to use in your music 😊

[@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000]

@@thepedalzone 👍👌👌🎸🎸

[@keatonrobinson2970]

This is the exact type of video I was looking for! Really helped to build my understanding of how synths operate while also giving the gear recommendations. Great stuff!

[@m.a.bushling]

Killer work as always, sir! I love it when you say "Let's check out some of those sounds in a musical context" because I know something both inspired and inspiring is about to happen.

[@thepedalzone]

I'm beyond honored, man. Thank you so much!

[@thebreakfastmenu]

That palm muted playing was sick!

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks, dude! Happy you enjoyed that bit. It’s a technique that really makes pitch-shifting and delay pop and bounce nicely 😊

[@williewilson9836]

Love the false intro lol 😝 you’ve converted me into a synthy guitarist now....guess I’m weird now....

[@thepedalzone]

Hahaha! Happy you enjoyed the video, man. Welcome to the club of weirdness, my friend :)

[@EricMerrow]

Dude this is so good! I love the way you explained constructing such a seemingly elaborate sound with a few common pedals! So so good

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks, buddy! Very kind of you

[@bocajeijlem]

This one hits close to home! You show people just enough without reveling all the magic! Like a true magician 🎩

[@thepedalzone]

Haha, well that's because all of these "magic tricks" are fully open to interpretation. People can perform them however they like with the gear and skills they have available. This is just how I like to do it once in a while. Happy you enjoyed the vid 😊🙏

[@Randomexit]

love that you allways show how to use things in a practical way....it really helps understand things better then just running through sounds

[@TantissTheEmperor]

Just imagine all of this, with Chase Bliss pedals, pure synth sound straight outta 80's :D Awesome video. Keep giving us awesome guitar sounds !

[@thepedalzone]

I love Chase Bliss, but honestly don't think it would sound much different. At least if you apply the effects in the same way as shown here. But you can of course go down way deeper rabbit holes with the CBA stuff if you want.

[@Reprodestruxion]

Boost effect + reverb medium hall + compressor high gain + low attack + reverb cathedral

[@lakelly67]

This is absolutely fantastic. Your playing is stunning, your explanations are clear and accessible, and the tones are out of this world.

[@thepedalzone]

That is very very kind of you to say. Thank you! I'm thrilled to hear you found the video informative and entertaining 🙏

[@paulliamwalker]

Brilliant video! Will definitely be trying out some of these techniques!

[@thepedalzone]

Cheers! Really happy to hear you found the video inspiring

[@keymaster430]

So many people have tried so hard to make their synths sound like real instruments. Mostly guitars. Now we're trying to make our guitars sound like synths. Love it!

[@thepedalzone]

Happy you enjoyed the tones 😊

[@yanzt14]

That's the trend we should be talking about... That's HUGE man!! What a content! Subscribed now.

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks for the kindness and for subscribing. Means a ton to me!

[@tulio.guitar]

This was incredibly helpful, I use a boss gt 1 multi FX and I could nail an awesome synth/guitar tone that just blew me away when I played it, given that this multi FX only let's you use 2 modulation effects at the same time i thought it probably wouldnt sound good but with the phaser, chorus, and fuzz I made this tone that now I'm in love with, all thanks to you my friend, thank you so much for putting this video out, I love how modern and awesome guitars sound when trying to sound like a synth, they become an entirely new thing, thank you so much pal, you won a lifetime subscriber

[@dmitrymashkov9379]

oh man this is absolutely awesome. I mean it is incredible. Thanks for bringing that out

[@thepedalzone]

Glad you like it! Means a ton 🥰🥰🥰

[@aangtonio5570]

Thank you so much for this amazing guide to synth guitar! 👌 I also want to share a pair of tips with you: 1. A good forgotten pedal to cook nice synth tones is EQ (either graphic or parametric; or both if you can). Why? Filtering and FORMANTS! Some of the most sought-after synth tones are based on the filtering and formants from real instruments. 2. Fuzz pedals are actually synth pedals (in fact, the Maestro Fuzz-Tone was initially marketed as a synth device!) and they work amazingly as a foundation for reed-style tones. For instance, you could be able to get a convincing sax or clarinet sound from a fuzz pedal (+ the intelligent use of EQ and filtering pedals) with a little bit of knowledge about acoustics and good ears (of course).

[@curtislitchfield1378]

First video of yours I have watched. It's nice to see somebody on KZbin that isn't just a straight up metal head talking about guitars. I love Fluff and Jared and Ola and all those guys but this is the stuff that really gets me inspired and excited. My guitar Idols have always been the unconventional ones. Mike Einziger, and Amir Derakh and the like. I wish divided pickup guitar synth technology has kept up with the rest of the tech. I'm just getting back into guitar after years without playing, I feel really lost on the tech end of things, which is where I love to be. I think maybe your channel will be a good thing for me to come back to. SUBBED!

[@ryanmbisson]

You read my mind dude - I was watching one of your old videos and literally though to myself “I wish he’d do a synth with regular pedals video.” And here we are. ❤️❤️❤️

[@thepedalzone]

I knew you would write this message

[@currerbell-eyre606]

This was so unbelievably inspiring, Stefan.

[@thepedalzone]

Humbled and honored, man! I’m really happy you found the video fun and inspiring 😊🙏

[@deathvalleyjoyride]

@10:40 is where my face started to melt. Daaaaamn that sounds sooo good.

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks for sticking it out, so you could hear that tone. Happy you enjoyed it :)

[@olderebelam-o]

Never have I wanted so much without even kowing it until it was there. Thanks!

[@thepedalzone]

Well that's awesome, dude! Happy the video presented itself as a pleasant inspiring surprise to you

[@sebastianmurillo9205]

I FREAKING love your videos man. My head explodes every time. Thank you so much, this channel make my life better 😊

[@thepedalzone]

Wow! Thank you. I'm just thrilled to hear that you find my tiny videos inspiring and helpful. Makes all the work worth it 🙏

[@michael_caz_nyc]

Love stuff like this. Very different & Creative. I do that with my Strymon Big Sky into my Diamond Tremolo. Enables me to mimic some Roland Jupiter Synth-Patches. Really Enjoyed your presentation.

[@thepedalzone]

That's so great to hear, man. Thrilled you enjoyed the video, and that you enjoy pulling out synthy sounds with the pedals you already have as well 🙌

[@omegasunn]

So I have a delay, chorus and phaser on gumtree ready to sell so I can buy a synth type pedal. Little did I know I already have the tools at my disposal (along with some pedals I was keeping). Stefan, you are THE MAN! Another day, another great ThePedalZone video (i know I'm late to the party!).

[@Axiom_Link]

Dude don’t you love it when you watch one of Stefan’s videos and realize you have what you need to create cool music? So often I get hung up on needing new gear, when really I just need to learn to use what I have better.

[@omegasunn]

@@Axiom_Link yeah man! I guess it's our curse as guitar players!!!

[@ultratone]

You never cease to amaze and inspire. Some great tips and ideas in this vid, but man!!! that last jam was gorgeous!

[@thepedalzone]

Awww, man! Thank you so much. Really happy you found some new ideas and inspiration in this video. Means a lot 🙏❤

[@lhyde917]

Love the sound making process starts from 10:20 !!! Awesome as always!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you so much, man!

[@zpacula]

Aerial travel is getting real fancy recently, and I believe it's a good thing as it's safer and faster than taking a train. Still, plane tickets are not a cheapest thing in the world. But did you know you can fly with means of transportation you already have? You just need to know how planes work. 1. Planes need to go real fast in order to take off. I'll be using my hennesey venom F5, because I really like it's engine sound, but you can use whatever car you have that goes about 180MPH 2. Most of planes fly higher than the ground level. They do it by going up. I'll be using my Airship Industries Skyship 500, as I like how comfy the cabin is, but you can use anything that goes up. Trebuchet paired with a glider gives interesting effects, if used correctly. 3. Planes can move in the air by spinning their wheels, like cars do. In order fly they use propellers or jet engines. Since I'm using and airship, all I need to do it to tell my servants to get me there, but if your butler is on a leave, you can use Rocketdyne F-1 engine. As you can see one can achieve flight without explicitly buying a plane ticket. Of course plane ticket takes less space in your pocket, but if money's an issue, you can always make do. Also, it can give you more uncommon effects than simply traveling in an old boeing.

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks for the tips! I’ll be flying in no time 👍🚀

[@juanpablo8474]

i'm starting My own synthpunk project and this video is very helpful, thank You bro!!! Good video

[@thepedalzone]

Awesome to hear you found the vide helpful!

[@ChorusHunter]

Inspiring as always. Now, I'm waiting for your album to come alive!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you so much, man!

[@millmill4993]

This is music so good anyone could appreciate it.

[@thepedalzone]

That's extremely kind of you! Thank you!

[@josebarahona7114]

This is the pinnacle of everything that I’ve been trying to achieve with my pedalboard, and it’s been frustrating, because of money and just the lack of knowledge. Like I’d love to buy an Enzo, but there’s always been something wonderful about having four or five pedals on. I mean, idk man this amazing! You’ve blown me away and inspired me to keep going. Thank you, you’ve definitely gained a new subscriber.

[@collectoremitter]

Awesome video man! I'm pretty blown away by some of the sounds you got. I'm gonna have to try out some of these tips...

[@thepedalzone]

I'm blown away every day by the sounds you conjure in your videos. Honored that I was able to pay it all back with some new inspiration for you. Thank you for all you do

[@s3fruit969]

The tones are cool, but they honestly wouldn’t be half as cool as they are if it weren’t for your incredible talent to use them in such a musical way👍

[@thepedalzone]

That's very kind of you to say. Thank you 🙏

[@LoftOfTheUniverse]

Just rewatched this again. Awesome.

[@thepedalzone]

Awww, man! Thank you for the kind support ❤

[@LoftOfTheUniverse]

@@thepedalzone of course! I'm trying to find a pedal with Chorus and tremolo in one to get this sound but consolidate my board. Thank you for this video!

[@mellifluousjawn]

Tiny channel? Makes me mad to hear you say that. You're a legend mate, hope you're getting some extra dosh for the t-shirt and background pedal plugs.

[@thepedalzone]

Guess it all depends on what you compare it to. Compared to Knobs it's a pretty small channel. But I'm definitely happy and appreciative of every single one of you who follow the channel as we speak. Means so much to me. Just hoping to attract more sonic weirdos out there to share the fun with :) Thanks for the kindness!

[@thepedalzone]

And no, I'm not getting extra "dosh" for anything :D Pedal brand t-shirts have just become the new band t-shirt for me. I used to wear band t-shirts every day in high-school. Now I wear pedal brand t-shirts every day. Your heroes sometime change as you go through life :)

[@pensadordomediterraneo2073]

9:26 it should be the introduction or ending of a great song

[@786itube]

Excellent presentation. Though I have the Boss SY 200 & 300, I feel I’ve learnt a lot here

[@thepedalzone]

Amazing to hear!

[@ivanmartinez2513]

This video is just what I was looking for. VERY thanks, sir

[@thepedalzone]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NickProkhorenko]

9:27 Amazing sound... 9:41 But this is even more amazing... 😯 I am amazed at how many interesting and unimaginable sounds such an instrument as a guitar can create. Thanks for the inspiration and new sounds, maybe thanks to this video I will create a new interesting melody and electric guitar sound.

[@thepedalzone]

Deeply honored to hear you found the video helpful and inspiring. There's so many sounds available to us. It's all about knowing what it takes to get there :)

[@davidsummerville351]

Great info, I'm 3 months into my first pedal board. I'm realizing that I'm a palm mute addict. Thanks

[@jackattack8044]

this is the most useful video I've seen in a while thanks!!!!

[@thepedalzone]

Really!? That’s awesome! Thank you 🙏

[@bahiajones]

This video is a game changer to me and my actual musical project. Outstanding licks by the way. Thanks bro!

[@thepedalzone]

So happy to hear you found the video informative and inspiring. Means the world to me!

[@xoceingo]

Sweet sweet sweet. I love it. Great video! Thanks so much! ❤️⚡️

[@thepedalzone]

Really glad you liked it!

[@regaudieguillaume]

Yeah! That video is a must for my quest to synthetic guitar sounds! Love the Nightwire in that context :)

[@thepedalzone]

Happy to hear that, man! 😊

[@geronimo3641]

That tone roll off trick is used on 12:51 to make the lead guitar sound synthy, gain cranked on the hot rod deville and I’m assuming more gain may have gone in to push it a bit more. Love using that technique with my modulation and pitch pedals

[@cosmoscepanovic1129]

This is amazing. I hope one day I can produce or perform in a live band that can imitate the sounds of any song with just 4 or more string instruments. Your video suggests it's possible!

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks, man! Go for it and start experimenting. Sounds like a cool project!

[@aphextwins7980]

This is exactly what I've been looking for. Brilliant video!

[@thepedalzone]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stevesmith3990]

Excellent video Stefan, so many ideas here, I'll be rewatching for more inspiration!

[@thepedalzone]

I'm really happy to hear you found some new inspiration in this video :)

[@theaviary238]

That song you made is so good.

[@thepedalzone]

Incredibly kind of you 🙏

[@kyleboggs1966]

That riff at 9 mins. 45 sec. in is FIRE!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you very very much 🙏 🔥

[@davidmbas]

Man this is really cool, I am new to the channel. Can't wait to get home and play with the things I have. Thanks a bunch!!!!!!!!!

[@thepedalzone]

I'm stoked to hear you found the video informative and inspiring 🙏

[@patrickcarlos.content]

Thanks I found someone who likes his guitar to sound synth 🥰

[@thepedalzone]

The more I can make my guitar sound like something it isn't, the happier I am 😊😂

[@ShallieDragon]

This was pretty fascinating. I was particularly intrigued by the suggestions for the guitar itself. Wouldn't have thought that the playing technique would make such a big difference here.

[@glisteningkabana8154]

Another fantastic episode. Amazing sounds! Great tips Stefan! 🙌

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you very very much. Stoked you found the tips helpful :)

[@andersierra8757]

Daaamm mate!! One of the best gear demos Ive seen!!! You should try makin a video with less expensive gear for the rest of the common mortals!!! By the way, do you have any musik group or on your own??

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you for the kind words. Means a lot to me 🙏 Honestly, it doesn’t matter what the price tag is of the gear I use in these videos. You should look at the effect type. You can recreate these sounds with any pedal in these effects categories, be it cheap or expensive. That goes for all of my Tonal Teamwork videos 😊 I use the gear I like, and I hope you do too 🙌 Not currently in any bands. All my creativity goes into these videos at the moment.

[@wilfried5418]

So inspiring! Your videos always help me to branch out and come out of the frustrating rot I sometimes find myself in. Thank you so much for sharing these amazing tips!

[@ERWebster]

Wow this is fantastic. Your video on the Sea Machine is what prompted me to get one, and videos like this remind me of all the amazing things that can be done with a guitar and some pedals. Subscribed!

[@smokernoker]

this is the tutorial I've been looking for , thanks man

[@thepedalzone]

That’s amazing to hear 😊🙌

[@rahzark]

You're an absolute master! What a great video!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you so much, man! I'm thrilled you enjoyed it :)

[@DipendraBagchee]

Another fantastic vid! Great idea to break down all the elements of a synth sound into their respective parts. Also want one of those Minilogues!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you! Thrilled you enjoyed the video and found it helpful.

[@MrBobismarK]

Wish I found you sooner...thanks I have to search your videos and see if you’ve already created what I’m looking for... am a subscriber Stephen! 🎹🙌👏

[@thepedalzone]

Better late than never. I'm just happy you found me. Glad to have you here, Bo 😊

[@MrBobismarK]

@@thepedalzone So true! Thanks for the welcome...I fell in love with the Super Ego + as it holds most if not all the magical soundscapes in my head. Have you explored that magic pedal on its own? Am still saving up to get me one...as I see it perfect for my live streams. Keep well brother happy to hear your thoughts on this.

[@chanandlerbong840]

Hey there, I’m pretty new to pedals. I’m looking for that specific tone from 7:57-8:14. What were the effects you had on just for that part?Great video!

[@LukeDukeTilDeath1]

Looking for silver but I found gold with this video. Amazing

[@thepedalzone]

Oh my! That makes me so incredibly happy to hear. Thank you!

[@chaza.2891]

@ 10:41 Yooo Dude... What the F*(*&*&K, this is CRAYYYYZYY. I am getting this sound now!!! You are the Jeff Beck of guitar pedal

[@thepedalzone]

You're the sweetest! Thank you!

[@seandanahy4795]

Great video. Love the sounds!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you! Means a ton to me 🙏

[@silentfill1295]

Hey, this is the thing :D I came here 'cause there was that article on Guitarist magazine ( 471). That was cool video full of tiny educational things that I would really need ;D Yeah I will surely subscribe your channel :) Thankyou so much ;D

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks for the kindness and thank you so much for subscribing. Means a ton to me. So cool to hear you discovered the channel via my article in Guitarist Magazine. I feel so honored and grateful that they gave me the chance to feature my writing and pedal ideas in their incredible magazine.

[@jeffro.]

I started watching this on my phone, in Google, after a search. Once I got it into YT so I could see it in "landscape" mode, I was able to see some of the details & text that was added in editing. But I'll have to watch it again on a much bigger screen. I can see that it makes a difference in shaping the sound, the order in the effects chain that you put the different pedals in. That makes sense to me, I'll need to make some notes to get the most out of this video. Then I'll have to translate your pedals into the ones that I have to accomplish the same functions, lol. Maybe you could do a video on the difference it makes to change the order of things in the effects chain? That'd be great, bro! Keep it up, dude! Want to see more! I definitely subscribed! 👍

[@chipamerman2877]

That's an awesome break down of each part of the synthesizer, how to emulate each with a pedal, and how they all work together. Such a great idea for a video! Your videos always cost me money though.. Do you have any videos of the ambient open chord voicings you use?

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you so much, man! Really means a lot. No, don't have any videos on my chord voicings, since I simply know close to no theory at all. So wouldn't be able to convey what I'm doing in a precise and concise way. I just place my fingers where it sounds good to my ears, that's the simple secret to my voicings.

[@SnitchScapes]

I thought the cat playing synth intro is awesome man!😁🤘 Anyway, I enjoyed this episode of tonal team work for it offered synth settings with pedal equivalents.😁 I will never see the functions of my pedals the same way again. ;)👌

[@thepedalzone]

Happy to hear you enjoyed the video. Even the silly bits :) And I'm stoked that it gave you a completely new point of view on your pedals and what you can do with them.

[@maxmatson1578]

Around the 4:50 minute mark, some of the volume swells made me think of the B12 "time tourist" album¿?🎸🎹🎧💫😵👌😎👍

[@thepedalzone]

Well alright! Never heard about that song before, but I'll take it as a compliment 😊🙏

[@maxmatson1578]

@@thepedalzone thank you!🙏 it is👌👍

[@Apopheniomind]

You're incredibly! Doing incredibly things! I wanna go home to create dude! Now!

[@thepedalzone]

Awww, thank you! Really happy the video inspired you to mess around with your pedals at home

[@araujoviniciusu1]

Thanks for the class man!

[@thepedalzone]

My pleasure!

[@SquareWaveSymphonies]

Amazing sounds! I love it! Has me all hyped to get some synthy tones out of my bass!

[@thepedalzone]

Really stoked to hear that!

[@josefafuentes3585]

You're awesome man! Your videos give me lots of inspiration for make music, i really love your channel

[@thepedalzone]

I'm deeply honored and humbled to hear that. Thank you!

[@michaelweiler6300]

Stefan - God of tone

[@thepedalzone]

Haha. More like a slave or servant 😂 I’m happy you enjoyed the sounds, man. Means a lot 🙏

[@michaelweiler6300]

There are plenty of pedal reviews featuring bland guitar riffs in the world, your channel is a breath of fresh air. I enjoy your lush drones and sparkly fills. (Also, it looks like I'm getting the parabola now).

[@supersquid2020]

Awesome video! Well done!!

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks a lot!

[@ZacharyWhittall]

that was awesome man, cheers for the tips. subscribed

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks for the sub! Means a lot. Great you found the video helpful 😊

[@zacharyvaccaro5632]

Nicely done Stefan!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you!

[@dawidswin9202]

Very interesting idea 👍👍👍 great movie

[@thepedalzone]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adamajah]

Fantastic video idea. Well done!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you! Really kind of you 🙏

[@PopCultureKick]

This is wonderful. Thank you so much for the tips

[@thepedalzone]

My pleasure! Really happy you found the video helpful and informative

[@PopCultureKick]

@@thepedalzone I bought the Red Panda Tensor Bar and loved it. But it stopped working after 5 days :-/ Then they sent a replacement and that one just never worked

[@АлександрНакостях]

Thank you man. Cool music in the end!!!

[@thepedalzone]

Happy you enjoyed it :)

[@smithfield06]

Superb video thanks 🙏

[@iiaaiiaannaaiiaaii]

Another killer video!

[@thepedalzone]

Thanks, dude! 🙏

[@nopoetsaloud]

when you hit the nightwire at the 11:00 mark, some lovely brain chemistry activated and i entered my happy place.

[@persiguiendoeltono]

Man, this content is pure gold! I really have no idea you could make that kind of sounds out of regular pedals. Also your explanation and justification of why putting each and every single pedal is just great. This video definitely blew my mind, and you have earned a grateful subscriber. Keep up the good work! Ps: I will definitely will try this with my pedals. Thanks.

[@RedHotKievPepper]

I'm glad that I have synths sounds on my line 6 m13

[@thepedalzone]

Fun sounds for sure

[@UBRLND-X]

incredibly instructive and educational. Thanks for the great breakdown and demo, as well as the direction on good pedal brands and models to check out.

[@thepedalzone]

Oh wow! Thank you. I'm really glad to hear you found the video helpful

[@makingmusiconline2309]

Wow, fantastic! I'm going to go set up the Plethora X5 now with the Sub n Up, phaser, tremolo and HoF and see what I can do. Thank you.

[@jovianstar]

Great stuff as always, thanks for making the videos I want to watch!

[@thepedalzone]

Thank you for watching them and commenting. Always means a lot to me 🙏

[@winstonsmith8236]

Great video, after years of experimenting with pedals I’m still learning so much everyday thanx to fellas such as yourself. Thanx!! Great sounds, can’t wait to get home! Just got a a Randy’s Revenge- That should fit in great in a setup like this