TONE UP- A guide to building YOUR modern fusion guitar tone.

[@teruyaguitars]

This is honestly the most concise video I’ve seen. Especially your explanation of why the delays were set up that way. This is beyond excellent!

[@fusion-music]

"Generic and affordable," brilliantly explained and I liked how you adjusted the eq at the end, to demonstrate that the essential tone was there and that musicians need to get their own tone. Allan actually veered away from some of his tones and gear simply because everyone (that had heard him) wanted to clone his sound. But then, that's all credit to his work. By the way, you mentioned increasing gain when you play with the eq - you are right. Levels will increase if you are raising any frequencies, and also levels decrease with any dipping of frequencies.

[@clemensspark9689]

I can hardly wait to dial this on my gear, awesome insights, very appreciated, thank you.

[@nlmal4]

Thanks man. I learn a lot about you tutorial. 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾

[@TorsteinJN]

Great stuff, thanks.

[@dominiquemiletti6685]

Thks! Bravo!

[@jeroenbos1126]

Great video!!! Nice AH-related gear you have collected! All the best and keep posting your nice vids!!!

[@aryuserius]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jeroenbos1126]

You’re very welcome!

[@sumithramachandranwatchyou5045]

Very informative. Thank you soooo much ❤🙏🙏🙏🎸🎸

[@aryuserius]

You're welcome my friend

[@edwinvanderhoeven]

Great video, recently realized that indeed rolling off some of the volume and treble on the guitar gives you some extra tone control at your fingertips. Thanks! Really enjoyed your video and insights

[@npvaughn]

Has anyone found a good alternative to a UD Stomp or Magicstomp that's currently in production to get similar stacked delay effects like that?

[@paulauksztulewicz4803]

Great explanation! So is this a stereo setup when you run the UD stomp with L/R delays?

[@aryuserius]

Yes sir. Your signal is mono at that point and you can pan the delays any which way you want. A mono signal out of the delay works great too!

[@paulauksztulewicz4803]

@@aryuserius my rig is stereo as well. Thank you for the great info!

[@rectalulcer]

Is a typical compressor/sustainer pedal a good replacement for the TC sustainer? That pedal is crazy hard to source and really expensive nowadays :(

[@aryuserius]

Sorry for the late reply. Yes! Any compressor on the front end will do a similar thing. The key is to get the bit of gain out of it without squashing it.

[@rectalulcer]

@@aryuserius hey that answered my question perfectly, thanks :)

[@lushkordz6643]

@@rectalulcer Optical Compressor type works very well to smooth out your tone

[@thanksforwatching73]

Hello! Very important video!! Do you using iOS amp sim? I am using IPad for guitar rig.. will be interesting to make your sound using digital amp sim

[@LaurentMelnyk]

thanks a lot . cheers from belgium

[@vuralarslandemir3163]

Great video. I have a mooer ge250. It is digital but i dialed every parameter you mentioned and i got a really nice base tone and then i dialed some variation like more drive etc. Thank you.

[@aryuserius]

Glad you got some good info out of it.

[@lucasfragiacomo9340]

Very good and instructional! I'll try to follow these steps to shape a different lead tone for me! Thanks man!

[@aryuserius]

My pleasure! I hope you find something that inspires you. 🙏🏻

[@DalltonSantos]

Great video man, thx!

[@piedpeter1]

Thanks, leRnd something new about using 2 delays. I use a drum room reverb setting (axe FX 2) but probably just ditch the reverb for now. Thanks!

[@wadecrowaudio1441]

thanks for the infor mate a good video, tone matching to holds worth is not easy and a little unusual to normal guitar tone because he boosts the 400-800 hz region which gives it that horn sound he apparently liked. cheers

[@isaacloloey6893]

"You can get this tone with any guitar" - Yes, I agree

[@haye5656]

nice video thx!

[@pvillez]

Thank you for making this. Invaluable sound design.

[@rockstarjazzcat]

Nice! And agreed on the Pedone book!

[@huuexx]

amazing tutorial, learned a lot about eq and delay that i apparently didnt know

[@aryuserius]

Really glad I could help out!

[@joelicitra9817]

Informative......thanks

[@dcmoutinho]

Great video, thanks

[@aryuserius]

My pleasure my friend

[@davidlloyd9598]

Great video. Very well explained.

[@aryuserius]

Thank you. Hopefully you found some tidbits to give you some tone(s) you’re happy with.

[@davidlloyd9598]

@@aryuserius Yes. Such a great tutorial. I think I need a compressor now to squeeze some more sustain out. Do you know what overdrive Allan used? I mainly use a TC spark to clean boost then a Tubescreamer. The only other thing I would say is that the pickup height is quite crucial to a good tone. Too high and the magnets affect the way the string vibrates.

[@aryuserius]

@@davidlloyd9598 Allan mainly used the TC Line Booster before his amp for the lead sound. How is the Spark? Good sustain? The tube screamer has always been too gainy for me. Allan said he could feel the pull of the magnets from the pickups!!!

[@jfo3000]

Thanks for a great video! I bought the book by Pedone as well, looks good, can't wait to dive in!

[@aryuserius]

Very glad you enjoyed it. Yes, that book is a gold mine!!