Here are some thoughts on practical "real world" guitar...the things you need to play live, travel, etc...comment below with any questions! Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Yes, Everyone has click in their mix. We use the click on 90% of the songs live. And yes, sometimes the band leader (Matt Gilder, our MD and keys player) will count us in and out or give us vocal cues....Hope that helps!
Hi Daniel, is your RV-5 the last pedal in your signal chain (where you split your signal in stereo) before hitting the respective amps? In other instances where it isn't, which pedal will you otherwise pick in your chain to be the last before it goes to your amps? Thanks for sharing.
Hey man! yes, the RV5 is last in my chain. It has been that way for a decade or so...I guess if I wasn't going to have a stereo reverb then I would just use a stereo delay to split my signal to both amps. Hope that helps...Thanks for watching!
If you do a stereo video can you go over how you would set delays live? I tend to think my delays sound good in my ears but then I hear playback and it feels pretty dry in the mix. I am mainly using a Timeline as well so it could really be as simple as playing with the mix knob more during the sets. Thanks again for doing these videos!
Nice tone! And Nice CS12!!!!! Great capo advice. Lots of gold here my friend!
Excellent information! I go through the same process when I pack too!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Great Daniel! It help me a lot, Thanks
Do a video about how you got to where you are today, playing with Tomlin. A "Journey" video!
Britt S Every Knee right DC? Hahahaha
His tone lounge video is great
Thanks for the suggestion! Maybe we’ll do something like that. Thanks for watching!
This video was great!! The tension capo walk through was helpful 👍🏻
Awesome! Glad to hear that
Thanks for this video! Really helpful. Btw do you guys use a click/metronome live? Or like a band leader over in-ears?
Thank you! Yes, Everyone has click in their mix. We use the click on 90% of the songs live. And yes, sometimes the band leader (Matt Gilder, our MD and keys player) will count us in and out or give us vocal cues....Hope that helps!
Hi Daniel, is your RV-5 the last pedal in your signal chain (where you split your signal in stereo) before hitting the respective amps? In other instances where it isn't, which pedal will you otherwise pick in your chain to be the last before it goes to your amps? Thanks for sharing.
Hey man! yes, the RV5 is last in my chain. It has been that way for a decade or so...I guess if I wasn't going to have a stereo reverb then I would just use a stereo delay to split my signal to both amps. Hope that helps...Thanks for watching!
If you do a stereo video can you go over how you would set delays live? I tend to think my delays sound good in my ears but then I hear playback and it feels pretty dry in the mix. I am mainly using a Timeline as well so it could really be as simple as playing with the mix knob more during the sets. Thanks again for doing these videos!
Do you have any ground loop hum issues with your stereo split?
Not typically. Sometimes we have to ground lift one amp if necessary :)