The Secret To Yvette Young's Guitar Tone

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

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[@Gregor_G]

Major props for doing this with a cheaper multieffects pedal, it's a great reminder that 9/10 times it's the effect, not the secific pedal, that's important. Great sounds 🙌

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Who should I do next?

[@rishaanchow7160]

Mario camarena/ Erick Hansel?

[@Tovatype17]

Please do Devin or Glen from Delta Sleep !!

[@Gabrielmicheal05]

Mario camarena or Erick hansel

[@CalebRazzleberry]

Olde Pine 😎

[@Xerin]

Spencer Seim

[@TheGabrielvideo1]

Love the fact that you are using the MG30. Such a great and versatile platform.

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Yeah. I'm pretty blown away by how good it is tbh. My main rig costs a lot more and doesn't sound any better 😅

[@guitarwhill]

Really well timed, just started learning Firebird last night! I’ve got the Walrus M1 and hadn’t ever really connected with the Lo fi settings until I started that

[@vanrband]

It works really well, your comparasion at the end is subtle but interesting. GG

[@deztruct0823]

"I have owned and sold this pedal 3 times, maybe I have some sort of problem" I felt that in my soul lol the pedal game is addicting

[@Jotun184]

Surprising how much effect that higher string gauge had in the comparison. I play with thicker strings anyway Also, good taste with the Toe Hear You album poster

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

What's your favourite biscuit to 'ave a cuppa tea with?

[@Croft64]

Got to be a choccy digestive, the absolute pinnacle of brew biscuits

[@Fogeyspasm]

Chocolate Hobnobs or the king of biscuits. Tunnocks Caramel Wafers.

[@Fightookaishii]

Chocolate Digestives or Scottish Shortbread baby!!!

[@TheWASSUPTv]

Parachute is the official song to test for chorus

[@qwertyfaintintheend]

Hey Steve what an awesome video! Yvette is one of the guitarists that made me pick up the guitar and u definetely nailed it with this one. New subscriber aboard 👌

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Thank you thank you 😁 welcome aboard

[@jonr4651]

Fat bee is a Mosfet OD so any amp in a box style pedal would work well.

[@ServingKant290]

I just got the Walrus Fable, and they included a sample of how she uses it and now I hear it when I listen to her

[@bradsmithstudios8881]

I’ve never sold a piece of gear and not regretted it at some point later.

[@sageattacks739]

I think you are on to something with the strings, but I think the real secret is that she's used a bass octave for years only recently switching to the MXR Poly Blue Octave Pedal or Boss Octave in her recent Rig Rundown. I personally think that's where some of her magic is.

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Got to get me one of the OC5s 👍

[@chrisjanosik660]

I have the Fatbee pedal. I use it just for slight dirt but you can push it to into a fuzz when really overdriven. It's a great pedal when stacked with other overdrives but it's also great by itself.

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Fantastic 👍 thanks for sharing

[@trystensmith819]

I’m new to Covet and was wondering what riff you played when comparing the string gauges. Thank you.

[@Icythot-m6i]

ITS ALL ABOUT HOW YOU FINGER THAT PIECE OF WOOD MAAAAAN

[@raphaelamadeu]

What a fantastic video

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Cheers 🙌

[@somedudenamedjuno1301]

So I watched your video from 4 years ago about mathrock chords and I was wondering, can you do something similar but how to do matbrock on a mandolin?

[@charkphoenix]

She used to play 13s with a plain g, so it’s interesting to see she gauged down

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

My fingers are crying at the thought of 13s haha

[@craigandrews7544]

Is this pedal nice to use with an electric acoustic?

[@bazukaluca2925]

The toe poster goes hard

[@deathrozen4833]

hey guys, I'm a newbie, who can tell me which plugin Steve is using here?

[@e.mentha]

In your hands it sounds very close even with 9s!

[@aneveningwithebola2727]

I read in an interview once that she uses 12's on electrics, so it might be even thicker than what comes installed from the factory.

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Whoa... haha my weedy fingers just cried out in pain 😂

[@aneveningwithebola2727]

@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock Mine sure did. I don't tend to go above 10 much unless I'm tuning down.

[@het7644]

@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKmtY3h4atiZq8ksi=jnkP2lP2I2aGCfMA&t=421 she did mentioned it in the previous rig rundown (link w/ timestamp)

[@ewan1901]

here she explains that she was using 13's but had to switch down to 12's because her fingers were getting shredded: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKmtY3h4atiZq8ksi=ZKwnu2LVS-ua1Ac7&t=423

[@ewan1901]

Scratch that. In a more recent video she has downgraded from 12's to 11's: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5-rdZ2ahteld80si=FEw2HOiRbtqkcgLf&t=97

[@666dreamboat]

Nux should pay you to make like 8 patches for the mg30

[@marios6368]

Do some more Colossal 🤘

[@parkart5905]

Hi Steve I want you to do recreation tone of automotion

[@jordant4005]

Great breakdown. What tuning is this song in?

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Thanks. The song is in FACGCE tuning

[@beforever]

Hello Steve, that strap is amazing, what is it?

[@jakeoliveira5086]

11s are the way

[@masterchef3019]

I love Yvette’s guitar tone, but I’m not really a fan of British voiced amps like the vox ac30. I prefer to commit electric guitar heresy and continue to use tweed amps for math rock 😂

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

😂

[@grahamambridge2856]

Ee-vet. Not iv-ut 😂. Great channel BTW. Cheers for posting vids. 🇬🇧

[@SpoonFinder]

yvette yvette yvette e e

[@seanp2k617]

Pretty sure her secret is starting piano when she was 4 and practicing 4 hours per day for two decades but hey.

[@iaoshua]

“its not what you think it is, lets not use expensive gear” uses 1000 dollar signature yvette guitar, bruh 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Drtydeeds]

The guitar has nothing to do with it. Lol

[@iaoshua]

@@Drtydeeds sorry forgot guitar has nothing to do with tone