Riders on the Storm Guitar Lesson

[@bryanmannoia8410]

by far the most accurate version on youtube. thank you. I had it mostly figured out but that outro was giving me problems. no more thanks to you.

[@MrVintagetony]

Ace man, really good lesson to a great tune..

[@kaja4879]

Outstanding tutorial. By far the most accurate. Thanks man.

[@ВиталийПанчихин-д5р]

Капец как сложно! Это то что я искал! Спасибо тебе добрый человек!

[@luisnunez5944]

Awesome!!! best tutorial on youtube

[@alejandroortega9326]

Just beautiful! I really like it

[@bobbyndallas]

Sounds great on the Telecaster

[@schwadms4421]

thank you so much ! beautiful !

[@dirkkuijer8440]

What an amazing job doing this. I guess you also enjoyed it much as I do know!!!! Thank you so much

[@fredimagallanes2253]

Muy didáctico. Gracias por trasmitir su enseñanza. Respetable maestro. Saludos y un abrazo.

[@MisterWinter27]

Great job man!!!

[@darlanmribeiro]

Thanks mate! Keep up the good work

[@gufurlan]

thanks a lot for sharing

[@NicholasANappiNick]

Super job!

[@Tikvagolov]

Благодарю дружище.

[@nagchampa4476]

Excellent , merci !

[@augustobulla8633]

Thank you!

[@yamechtayu]

wow, thanks. u really helped me bro

[@natan27bfc]

The nicest cover that I've ever seen. Great. Would you tell me the pedals setup, please?

[@darylsharman2516]

Hello, and thank you so much for your kind words. When I recorded this tutorial I didn’t use any pedals at all! I went straight from guitar into Logic X and used some of the built in amp sims, effects etc. Hope that helps!

[@natan27bfc]

@@darylsharman2516 thank you, man. It helps a lot.

[@lincolnled1009]

very nice! thank you

[@sotomayorgaston82]

Excelent video bro

[@bobw2471]

Good version

[@GPTchat257]

se escucha igualita, felicidades

[@romanmyagkov]

Woooow thank you!!!

[@matthaios5125]

Incredible in just 2 minutes you tought us one of the greatest songs and

[@nathanmign6256]

Hey man, great job, do you have backing track or the beat ? for practice thanks

[@darylsharman2516]

Thank you. I created the backing track for the purpose of the video so it was just in parts for what I needed. I dare say you could probably find something similar on KZbin to practise to. Good luck!

[@passionevinile5481]

WOW! How did you set the effects to obtain this sound?

[@darylsharman2516]

Unfortunately, I honestly can't remember! I'm plugging the guitar straight into Apple's Logic Pro X and used both the amp simulators and effects found within. Just the standard ones, no special plugins (too expensive!). Hope that helps and I hope you enjoyed the tutorial!

[@eggsmann594]

👍

[@JUSTICE_MAXX]

0:46

[@siquejoven2481]

God

[@Thypineaway]

Some parts are slightly wrong but overall its great. Thank you.

[@eggsmann594]

ya think Apache had any influence on this ?

[@andresaguirre4076]

I love youuuuuuu

[@pscotmo]

Nice job, smooth. Please get a fret job.

[@darylsharman2516]

Thank you. Wish I could but can't afford to!

[@JimmyHandtrixx]

what is wrong with the frets?

[@darylsharman2516]

@@JimmyHandtrixx They're worn. All frets become worn over time as guitarists are pushing the string into the fret-wire. After some time, little indentations caused by the string appear and the frets become damaged/uneven. A fret job is where a luthier will file the frets back down so they are uniform and then crown them so they have a small surface area and smooth. If left too long, a complete fret job is required where the old frets are removed and then new frets are embedded into the neck of the guitar.

[@shawnirwin6633]

I see the signs of a guitar addict . . . . your guitar is in need of a fret job, the frets are visibly worn, ha ha!