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Additional switch. You need a tap tempo. Cheapest easiest extra button ever.

Yes! You can plug any tap tempo pedal into the cloudburst and use it as a hold. Depending on the wiring, you can toggle hold off and on with a single click, or you can set it to hold as long as you hold.

@JonnyHale Thank you!

Just a tap tempo plugged into the cloudburst. Any tap tempo works. 💯🔥

@@gerryjohnson7357 thanks for checking it out. It’s an incredibly fun pedal.

I’m so glad it helped you. 💯 it’s a beautiful song.

Thank you!

@@jasonconnors8644 thank you! I love a penguin! Nothing else like it.

@@guitarplayer1114 no expression pedal just a tap tempo. The cloudburst handles all the swelling. I've used several tap tempos on this pedal. They all work. 👍🏼💯

Thank you. I really appreciate that. 💯❤️

@@williamwestmoreland7373 😂🤣 welcome to TH-cam. The home of rambling.

I’m so glad they helped! If you ever have a specific question let me know. Happy to help!

Thanks man

@@JonnyHale your welcome

@@auburnengineer glad it helped! You’re the best.

@@Trucker-Belly The 7th is diminished and gets used very little in popular music… personally, I love it, but it doesn't show up much in modern music. 💯❤️

Thank you! 💯❤️

I wish I had it!

@@silverpop113 ❤️💯 im glad.

@@aaronnajera784 Natural is the normal note. Let’s say the 3rd fret E string is G natural. If I say G flat, I would move down to the second fret, which is G flat (Gb). If I say G sharp, I would move up to the 4th fret, which is G sharp (G#). Natural is a fancy way to say, “Play that regular old note exactly where it belongs.” Sharp means move up one fret. Flat means move down one fret. Moving up or down 1 fret/note is called a “half step.” You'll hear some European people call it a “semitone”

understandable. I don’t write the theory I just follow it. 😂🤣😂

Oh, that was re your chord sheet - you have written part of the chord pattern as … Db - Cb - Gb.. and so fort, when it should be Db - B (not Cb) - Gb… 👍

@@bismarckimages Cb is correct in that key. Like I said: I don’t make up music theory I just follow it.

😳 I haven’t. I need to add chords and probably dynamics. Are there any other fundamentals you can think of that would be helpful? I’ll make those videos next.

Thank you! Great point with that also informing mix. It’s so true top to bottom in a worship set.

I’m glad it helped! Such a fun tune!

Thanks! I'm glad it helped.

Anytime! 💯❤️

🤣😂🤣 You're not wrong. But I will do everything in my power for it to start changing. lol!!

2nd Saturday of every month is deliverance from mediocrity service. Hope to see you there.

I think theory is a style substitute for many. It doesn’t kill style. It just gets learned by people who never had or wanted to develop any. I definitely know where you’re coming from. We’ve all met that guy.

It’s a confusing concept. It’s even more confusing when you throw in double sharps. 😂😂

The juiciest of all the music keys.

That's true. You can also call the key A# if you want to deal with double sharps and 10 sharps in one key… but who wants that!?!? 🤣😂

Verdi just left the chat 😂 he wrote some pieces in Db minor. Great excercise! I believe keys depend on what type of music and instrument you play on.

It's a 1962 LG 0 that for sure spent time in an attic/garage/some other abusive location.

True. But what you call it isn’t for you to know. It’s to tell other people so they know; being efficient with language lets you get to being creative faster.

You're missing a D and the music readers would hate you for this. 🤣😂

Thanks

You could play in 10 sharp A#. You could check to see if the iron is hot with your forehead. Both of them are possible and painful.

Great Value Doctor Strange. Mom: “We already have Dr. Strange at home” 😂🤣

Yep.

@@JonnyHale let me guess you’re going to play it in the key of A or lower instead of Bb?

Well keep it in Bb.

Yes! I said it backwards. 😳 Odd sweeps. Even alternates. In the words of the great American scholar Willy Wonka: “Strike that… reverse it.”

@@JonnyHale Perfect - thanks for the clarification! And thanks again for video!

Thank you.

@@JonnyHale you’re welcome