Actually I would recommend spending the money on a nice amp. Then, you play at max volume to attract a noise complaint. Then, you knock out the policeman and sell their organs so that you can afford this pedalboard
@@0c00l I don't remember but it had similiar style graphics and gameplay mechanics. I seem to remember it was like "backyard bmx" it wasn't like professional looking, it was like dirty and seedy like how street skating games are in the early 2000s. It was fun and the game doesn't take itself too seriously it had a sense of humor that I loved. Crazy that i cant remember the name of it. It may have not been on ps2 but I'm pretty sure it was. I seem to remember you could customize your character and make funny looking riders. But again i could be blending that memory with another game. Oh yeah and i remember playing so much coolboarders 2 and then 3 when they came out. They was fun too. I loved the night stages.
@ChrisHallett83 yeah i looked up bmx xxx after I read your comment and that's the one I use to play!!! My mom didn't think I was mature enough for some of the humour but I talked her into buying it used eventually. I still have my original ps1 and ps2 from my childhood. I got my ps1 (or psx it's called now) for Christmas in 1998 and got a few games. I think spyro and crash bandicoot was my first two. But later I got metal gear solid and it blew my mind. At that time i had only played Sega and atari games. I never knew games could be so long and immersive. Those memories up late with my brother playing mgs with the window open in the summer at like 1am with the bugs chirping is such a nostalgic and vivid memory. Sorry for the off topic rant lol but yeah thanks. That is the game. I remembered the sound effect of the menu and select sound to this day.
Absolutely! I’m ready for a follow up album. October is just a month away. Plus my head almost exploded when Andrew did a video with a piece of the record pedal board. Two amazing talents represented together.
This could be set up as a room that you can rent out when you need inspirations for songs. You can see Rob already coming up with ideas at just the first row.
Ok but what if you changed the conventional pedal layout order and moved all of the high noise floor effects to the end of the chain instead of the beginning? Like move all the synthy effects, compressors, etc. all to the end? You might be able to possibly get a usable sound out of everything else like your boost/distortion pedals first, then modulation pedals next, and _then_ put compressors and stuff at the end. It would probably sound like total chaos, but quite a possibly a _usable_ chaos lol. Idk, just a thought I had. Cool video!
My location is a old railroad track... I have one Godspeed you! Black emperor album on vinyl I got years back and it came with a penny that had been squished by a train and all sorts of goodies. I haven't had much time recently to pull out and spin some records... Maybe i should. Thanks for your comment reminding me of that band.
You've just inadvertently made an old-school industrial album. =) You should totally make a sample bank out of some of the weird sounds made just by the signal chain (never mind playing, although making a few samples/loops from that would be cool too), and you could make some good bank. Just a thought. As ever, love your channel, appreciate and respect your talent, and wishing you a marvelous day. Cheers, sir.
Largest guitar pedalboard video: The gift that keeps giving! The chain reaction keeps creating more amazing content! From the first amazing video, to the all the other TH-camrs with a piece to, all the details, making of, and afterwards, the ripples keep going. It’s astounding what you’ve done!
18:05 Well, I too have to agree, it doesn't sound that bad, despite having gone through 37 distortions.... I expected it to be far worse. Though, I have to wonder, would this giant pedal board sound better if one placed the effects in a more "logical" order. Instead of grouping them based on effect.
@@jamesblond516 Yeah, kinda. It's usually either too weak or too strong or the large sections get your loop system permanently stuck- or the glue gets dusty or comes undone due to heat, or it rips the specs stickers or padding on the bottom of the pedals so you can't document that theyre vintage, or it won't stick to the rubber or metal surface or you have to remove little feet from your pedals so the two strips of velcro can connect, and they get lost so you get paid less when sell them later on and you spend an inordinate amount of time cutting strange little custom pieces to fill in weird grooves and crevices on individual pedals and you still can't get to the battery compartment, and it leaves gooey muck when finally removed that mixes with bar room floor grease and debris creating a portable habitat for entirely new lifeforms ... velcro ... what a joy it is ... :P
@@whynottalklikeapirat half the time even with glue it doesn't stick because of the stupid rubber on the bottom! I've genuinely thought of just gluing the pedals straight to the board just so I don't have to deal with them anymore, but then I can't change which ones I have on there. The joy of music, ey?
@@jamesblond516 Exactly - tubescreamers usually won't strick because of that rubber, nor will the fuzz face minis. Then they came out with a sort of interlocking system for musicians that was thicker and had big interlocking plastic "hairs" and a stronger glue - but that made the pedals near impossble to change and it was expensive ... some days I just want to drive a railroad spike through each pedal
I find it hilarious how the pedal that gave you the most trouble at the start was the friggin Rainbow Machine. Like, all you had to do was turn off the Magic button and it would have been fine. :P
Maybe the cleanest music isn't that which tries to eliminate the white noise, but that which dives so far into it that it doesn't even sound like white noise anymore
So Im thinking maybe you should have spread out the noise suppressors so they could help with a lot of the excessive noise you get through the boards. Just a thought.
This whole video: Okay... woah.... okay.... well this... WOW!! Okay! Well this is.... okay... This is where it gets rough... *expreimental riffing* THE NOISE FLOOR... Great video Rob!!
why didn't you put the compressors at the end? I'm probably missing something (and skipping around the video) but it would make sense to me to re arrange the signal chain and compressors near the end, along with some other problem things.
we have the same thoughts..i was like "fucckkkk" what this guy doing?? just talking..and wasting time..! obviously..we need someone mo creative on this..steve tie might fit this hahaha..
Over mid way listening to the delay pedals reminds me of good sci fi background scores. Or sci fi sound effects. Perhaps horror effects. Or sci fi. Eldritch horror.
I have the same playing style as you like the tapping and differentiating between low and high notes, and it makes me feel like im trying to be you everytime I play. 😂
*sound of a star imploding*
Rob: “Yeah it’s there”
Timestamp
Thinking about learning guitar. Would you recommend this setup for a beginner?
Idk, this is ok if your on a limited budget but ideally you would have 50 more distortion peddles
Do you have all the money?
Actually I would recommend spending the money on a nice amp. Then, you play at max volume to attract a noise complaint. Then, you knock out the policeman and sell their organs so that you can afford this pedalboard
Rob needs to meet with this dude!
th-cam.com/video/c__xzSfQA5g/w-d-xo.html
Too small.
8:07 - landing a special trick in Tony Hawk
Jon Knott do a barel roll
nostalgia can hurt. Remember that bmx game that was similiar? I remember playing it in the store mounted ps2 for hours everyday I could.
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono dave mirra's freestyle bmx?
@@0c00l I don't remember but it had similiar style graphics and gameplay mechanics. I seem to remember it was like "backyard bmx" it wasn't like professional looking, it was like dirty and seedy like how street skating games are in the early 2000s. It was fun and the game doesn't take itself too seriously it had a sense of humor that I loved. Crazy that i cant remember the name of it. It may have not been on ps2 but I'm pretty sure it was. I seem to remember you could customize your character and make funny looking riders. But again i could be blending that memory with another game. Oh yeah and i remember playing so much coolboarders 2 and then 3 when they came out. They was fun too. I loved the night stages.
@ChrisHallett83 yeah i looked up bmx xxx after I read your comment and that's the one I use to play!!! My mom didn't think I was mature enough for some of the humour but I talked her into buying it used eventually. I still have my original ps1 and ps2 from my childhood. I got my ps1 (or psx it's called now) for Christmas in 1998 and got a few games. I think spyro and crash bandicoot was my first two. But later I got metal gear solid and it blew my mind. At that time i had only played Sega and atari games. I never knew games could be so long and immersive. Those memories up late with my brother playing mgs with the window open in the summer at like 1am with the bugs chirping is such a nostalgic and vivid memory. Sorry for the off topic rant lol but yeah thanks. That is the game. I remembered the sound effect of the menu and select sound to this day.
This pedalboard can make any tone you want, as long as it's all noise.
Please don’t forget your band, First of October!
I Really hope Rob and Andrew make something like Ten Hours together again
Next time : make an album in one week
@@fichom1240 168 hours
"If you wanna go to my house, you gotta ask me first." 🔥 🔥
Absolutely! I’m ready for a follow up album. October is just a month away. Plus my head almost exploded when Andrew did a video with a piece of the record pedal board. Two amazing talents represented together.
This could be set up as a room that you can rent out when you need inspirations for songs. You can see Rob already coming up with ideas at just the first row.
"I would love to see someone take that and, like, rap over it! That's a whole rap song right there!"
One HEAVY rap song COMING UP!
Do it! :)
Ok
RATM comes to mind
The remix is on my channel for anyone interested!
@@SheldonBird oml he did it
20:14 Bro, that's like the best thing i have ever heard bro.
it sounds simultaneously so fat and quiet i love it
It's better than a rickroll.
Make a song where you only play one note, but change it up using Digitech Whammys
Kmac kinda did it!
Well for the record he has already made an All Whammy Song...
420 likes. OMG
Nicu Mihai,henlo
12:57 insert Kmac2021's missed a note on delay video
This is essentially just an extremely expensive sound board for a late night Sci-fi show and I'm living for it.
Ok but what if you changed the conventional pedal layout order and moved all of the high noise floor effects to the end of the chain instead of the beginning? Like move all the synthy effects, compressors, etc. all to the end? You might be able to possibly get a usable sound out of everything else like your boost/distortion pedals first, then modulation pedals next, and _then_ put compressors and stuff at the end. It would probably sound like total chaos, but quite a possibly a _usable_ chaos lol. Idk, just a thought I had. Cool video!
I'd love to see someone like Andrew Huang take samples from this video and see what he can do with it.
2:00 "moonlight yuh"
Benjamin LeTourneau R.I.P
Just stick a miku at the end
All delay pedals could make an alternative Interstellar soundtrack
One man's noise- floor is another man's symphony. :)
13:41 Godspeed You! Black Emperor want to know your location.
My location is a old railroad track... I have one Godspeed you! Black emperor album on vinyl I got years back and it came with a penny that had been squished by a train and all sorts of goodies. I haven't had much time recently to pull out and spin some records... Maybe i should. Thanks for your comment reminding me of that band.
I thouhgt of it as a mix of Sunn O))) and Vangelis.
I've only listen to skinny fist, and it was one of the best album that ive ever heard. any other recommendation??
It sounds like Soundtracks For The Blind era Swans
Coney Island, they called it "The Playground of The World"
That 0:42 thing was exactly what I was looking for as an ambient sound in one of my upcoming album tracks! Thank you! :D
I get such a NIN vibe from so many of the sounds that this setup produces, it’s amazing!
Rob Scallon: (does literally anything)
Rob Ruccia: 19:34
Ok
And this Ladies and Gentlemen is how Mr. Rob Scallon became an ambient artist...
0:45 "...we don't have any weed"
Alain Garcia you god damn stoner you
So it wasn't just me
HAHAHHAHAHAHHA
Joost de Kleine subtitles thought so too lol
You've just inadvertently made an old-school industrial album. =) You should totally make a sample bank out of some of the weird sounds made just by the signal chain (never mind playing, although making a few samples/loops from that would be cool too), and you could make some good bank. Just a thought.
As ever, love your channel, appreciate and respect your talent, and wishing you a marvelous day. Cheers, sir.
Yes, good idea
I was already about to sample the noise of all the pedals turned on, as it's pretty isolated :D
"Yeah, I'll just take my small setup with me."
"How long will you need to setup?"
"A while."
My Bloody Valentine be like:
Facts.
all the delay pedals make for some great album intros / interlude tracks
The growl and thud of heavy distortion like 21:15 is the kind of metal sound that makes my black soul happy.
"Wow! That doesn't sound so bad." - Rob Scallon, 2019
That huge pedalboard is an instrument in and of itself
18:28 At this point it just sounds like some kind of morse code distress call :D
Cool
Jack Muskrat methinks that could be a cool idea, metal but with all the lyrics in either Morse code or binary.
2:50 Got "Plague of Lighthouse Keepers" or "Close to the Edge" organ going on there.
14:25 Maybe some King Crimson.
You could get so many interesting samples out of this
13:55 Play that in the background of Rain
0:32 sounds like you are about to play the intro to Set It Off by Audioslave lol.
Good catch
1.5 hours of Rob Scallon and his pedal board. I hope there is more to come!
Previously, on the Scallon Channel
*AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
9:33 Huh, that does kind of sound like a Nether portal.
True
That reminds me, Marty. You better not hook up to the amplifier. There's a slight possibility of overload.
Largest guitar pedalboard video:
The gift that keeps giving!
The chain reaction keeps creating more amazing content!
From the first amazing video, to the all the other TH-camrs with a piece to, all the details, making of, and afterwards, the ripples keep going. It’s astounding what you’ve done!
8:13 50's cartoon openings
That's all folks
"5 mins to sound check guys"
We play in 2020, lets go!!!!
ObscuredBy Clouds is a good album
I love when Rob starts tinkering he gets so gets hype.
8:07 Tony Hawk Special Trick sound
This is probably one of the coolest guitar videos I've seen in quite a while.
0:14 sounds like the polar express chuggin by
18:05
Well, I too have to agree, it doesn't sound that bad, despite having gone through 37 distortions.... I expected it to be far worse.
Though, I have to wonder, would this giant pedal board sound better if one placed the effects in a more "logical" order. Instead of grouping them based on effect.
I was thinking drums last, wahs second to last, distortion before that, then I dunno.
Congrats on the world record, but I will stick with post production effects in the DAW.
11:30 sounds like the intro to an Oldschool Gabber track, maat.
th-cam.com/video/UEeFehvtPN0/w-d-xo.html
19:24 Happy mixing, Fluff!
15:30 sounds like the TARDIS from Doctor who
Right?!
12:49 Edge would love to use this for a U2 hit intro
13:35 The music of the Cosmos.
30 distortion pedals in and it still sounds better than a Metal Zone.
Why can't they just make a standardized lego style mounting system for pedals :.(
dude seriously, I'm sick of using velcro tape
@@jamesblond516 Yeah, kinda. It's usually either too weak or too strong or the large sections get your loop system permanently stuck- or the glue gets dusty or comes undone due to heat, or it rips the specs stickers or padding on the bottom of the pedals so you can't document that theyre vintage, or it won't stick to the rubber or metal surface or you have to remove little feet from your pedals so the two strips of velcro can connect, and they get lost so you get paid less when sell them later on and you spend an inordinate amount of time cutting strange little custom pieces to fill in weird grooves and crevices on individual pedals and you still can't get to the battery compartment, and it leaves gooey muck when finally removed that mixes with bar room floor grease and debris creating a portable habitat for entirely new lifeforms ... velcro ... what a joy it is ... :P
@@whynottalklikeapirat half the time even with glue it doesn't stick because of the stupid rubber on the bottom! I've genuinely thought of just gluing the pedals straight to the board just so I don't have to deal with them anymore, but then I can't change which ones I have on there. The joy of music, ey?
@@jamesblond516 Exactly - tubescreamers usually won't strick because of that rubber, nor will the fuzz face minis. Then they came out with a sort of interlocking system for musicians that was thicker and had big interlocking plastic "hairs" and a stronger glue - but that made the pedals near impossble to change and it was expensive ... some days I just want to drive a railroad spike through each pedal
@@whynottalklikeapirat well, it'd be attached alright!
I find it hilarious how the pedal that gave you the most trouble at the start was the friggin Rainbow Machine. Like, all you had to do was turn off the Magic button and it would have been fine. :P
Maybe the cleanest music isn't that which tries to eliminate the white noise, but that which dives so far into it that it doesn't even sound like white noise anymore
So Im thinking maybe you should have spread out the noise suppressors so they could help with a lot of the excessive noise you get through the boards. Just a thought.
00:13 put x2 speed : cowboys from hell intro.
I loved the version of rain with all the delay pedals on
This whole video:
Okay...
woah....
okay....
well this...
WOW!! Okay!
Well this is....
okay...
This is where it gets rough...
*expreimental riffing*
THE NOISE FLOOR...
Great video Rob!!
Take a shot every time this loops.
Line 6 Spyder's nailed that 30 distortions at once tone years ago.
why didn't you put the compressors at the end? I'm probably missing something (and skipping around the video) but it would make sense to me to re arrange the signal chain and compressors near the end, along with some other problem things.
Play the lick while turning the pedals on 1 by 1
We need Adam Neely for that
we have the same thoughts..i was like "fucckkkk" what this guy doing?? just talking..and wasting time..! obviously..we need someone mo creative on this..steve tie might fit this hahaha..
Oh shit lets get it goin
sheeesh. I thought I was having some odd premonition and saw this all before. thank God for the 'previously... on the Scallon channel"
🇨🇦 needs more cowbell !!! 🇨🇦
🤣
19:48 Newbie metal guitarists in the studio be like "Dude, I have the best guitar tone it's so heavy"
Is it just me or does 0:13 sound like “For Whom The Bell Tolls” for a little bit? DUN, DUN, DUN, DUN. DUN, DUN, DUN, DUN.
1:55 Tom Morello!
The most epic, extreme example of noodling = drummer's worst nightmare.
Timestamp 13:49( haha nice 🤘)- and on is beautifully dissonant; kinda reminiscent of Kammarheit.
You nailed the sound of guitar center
I love how turning on 50+ distortion pedals just sounds like an HM-2
Posted 8 minutes ago, 1.1k views. Dang that's quick
Really spooky and atmoshperic around 14:00
all the delays remind me of Nine Inch Nails - a warm place, on the downward spiral.
14:15 - wow, guitarists just invented ambient
Who is this man with an insatiable appetite for the foot pedals (riff) *SCALLON!!!*
with that many pedals the guitar isn't just picking up the sound from the string. its picking up the sound of the Cosmos
11:45 THE MONKEYS HAVE ESCAPED CONTAINMENT
Hey Rob!!! Love your vids!!! Keep up the good work!!! You’ve been so successful!!!
all the delays at once sound like a horror movie/slash game, scenes where your walking outside and something in the distance is coming closer
45 distortion pedals = The actual sound of Hell
1:10 & 12:30 Primus vibes aka...Jilly’s on smack
Around like 13:40 that sounds like the perfect ethereal atmosphere for a horror game of some kind.
Rudy would first play 0-3-5
20:14
yes bro he would do 035 bro.
Bro thats deep bro
Smoke on the Water?
Noise suppressor FTW! 🙌🏻
10:36 Camera guy feeling the vibes
no his ears are getting motionsick
The end is just a normal Sunn o))) concert
It would be cool to have these split into something like 16 different parallel chains, each into a separate speaker.
Was that Kyle Gass in the background in the Dave part lmao
rob has achieved true kvlt tone
I wanna see a video with the shovel guitar again!
I can take that off my bucket list now.
5:00 woah! I have that trio+ pedal!
Over mid way listening to the delay pedals reminds me of good sci fi background scores. Or sci fi sound effects. Perhaps horror effects. Or sci fi. Eldritch horror.
I have the same playing style as you like the tapping and differentiating between low and high notes, and it makes me feel like im trying to be you everytime I play. 😂
Loving the new merzbow album
14:10 It's just starting to sound like the start of an Aliencore album.
kinda reminded me of Bladerunner
if you were ever to have all of this again try putting noise sup. peds in between each board to try and combat white noise