Again again again. I live in a country with a history and culture that goes wayyyyy back. Every time Im in US I clearly notice its a young country - BUT when it comes to music you have roots that goes sooo deep. Not sure why, but its soo clear - at least to me. I am always blown away by the level of musical foundation. Proven again 😀
Great job Zac. Your knowledge of players and recording enables you to touch base with these great players on a really insightful level. I love how this series ties the gear and the thought processes and techniques all together. It's what I've wanted to watch for years.
Grant, thank you so much! The whole team works hard to make these as insightful and entertaining as we can make them. Jerry is just so funny, and so free with his knowledge. One of our faves! Zac
Grant Ferstat I agree 100%. Love the format of these uploads. No filler. No bullshit. Just the things that real players care about and want to hear. Well done Truetone 👏 👏 👏
What a great series, and what a great time to be a musician! I grew up in the '70s when there was NO MEDIA at all that featured the musicians we admired other than some trade magazines and a few promotional things put out by the record companies. I didn't even know what a lot of my favorite musicians looked like! Young folks cannot even relate to how it was then. Here I am, 53 years old, still addicted to playing guitar, and I can sit for TWO HOURS and watch and learn from an absolute MASTER! How Ef'ing cool is that?????
My new favorite interview y’all have done - and they’re all great. Jerry is just on another level. All the gadgets you could want, genius workflow, but a monster player first and foremost. Everything he noodles sounds like a record. Super inspiring guys. Thanks for the work documenting these killer players.
Unique, as Jerry shares insights from his experiences. Through this encounter, I've learned so much about the variety of guitars as never before. Thank you to Jerry and the great format Truetone!
Thank you Jerry. You demonstrate that those with the correct attitude coupled with the correct ability and correct TOOLS will always find work in their chosen field.
Almost 2 long hours? I need to go make some coffee and get back to this one - I love Jerry's playing as well as his history! The chores will have to wait, hon! One hour down - love it. Thank you Zac for another great interview.
It was extremely refreshing for me, as have been all the "sidemen" interviews. I am a "hobbyist" guitar player who has been fortunate enough to accompany some real good singers and/or players. What I have found in the interviews (which has a lot to do with the right questions you ask), is that I have had the same mindset as they have re not overplaying or being a distraction to the focal point - which is the singer or the lyric. There will always be a time for what I consider "recess", where like at school a ten minute bell will ring and you can do what you want during that time. The answers I hear from all of these players is so much of how I have seen my role in a support situation, so it validates the thinking I have had all these years. BTW, was that a painting of Kings X in the background? Thank you again for your efforts and passion. Steve@@TruetoneFX
Yup, that’s a King’s X painting! I’ve known those guys from Houston before King’s X days. They were called The Edge (before U2) and had two guitarists. Great band!!!
I got to work with Jerry this week. Not only is he the cleanest player I've ever jammed with, but he is friggin' hilarious too. He made the whole session so much easier.
His amp mic setup is amazing. Love how excited he is to share it with us. Also the part about how to build a song and keep listeners from not turning the station was really insightful.
Loved this interview. As a young teenage guitarist, Jerry McPherson and Dann Huff were such an influence on me. I had so many albums they played on, and just loved to listen to them play. This was so awesome to hear from the man who I listened to so much.
I will never forget this guitar magazine back in the day that detailed Jerry's session rig and I was blown away! I had no idea about session work and didn't realize guys like him that had a specific amp for clean, slightly broke up, etc... Opened my eyes!
I remember back in the day when cassettes and CDs included credits Jerry McPherson's name will constantly will come up on those Nashville records! Great interview, nice guy!
What a likeable man! What a talented musician. What a creative mind. Thank you for this. Jerry's playing on Amy Grant's "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree" is so great (one among many, but every holiday season I have to stop what I'm doing to listen).
Thanks! Rockin Round The Christmas was a fun challenge. I spent a good deal of time before the session coming up with Les Paul style fills and parts. I used a ‘72 Goldtop with mini humbuckers into a Jim Kelley amp. At the end of the session the Les Paul fell out of the guitar stand and snapped the headstock. That’s when you know you’re done!
@@jerrymcp Jerry curious how you get the tremolos in HX to be in time. Even when entering bpm and say 8th note division, it still never is in time for me. Thx
Hi Zac another fantastic interview and nice for Jerry to talk about the lead me on record with Amy.All those session players are just so talented and a true inspiration to us all ...Thankyou just the best interviews ....Graham
I can't believe I just discovered this channel... I have learnt more from this hour and a half than days of watching other more popular gear related channel that can be entertaining, but playing wise can be a bit basic (to be kind). I will be keep watching for sure, keep up this up and thank you for the time spent making these videos!
WOW! That’s a man that knows his gear inside out, up & down, and sideways! Great sounds, great interview, and just a great idea for a series/channel! I’ve got some catching up to do.
Just amazing. Such fascinating insight and such a positive guy (plus amazing chops, of course). Might have been easier to digest in 2 one-hour episodes, but I had the morning off work, so what the heck :)
Was you with Reba in Hickory NC the place was called country adventures .. well that was the biggest thing in Hickory back then🤣🤣🤣 it was a really good show. It was before she really got big.
These interviews are so interesting and very well crafted. We learn about the musician, his philosophy, gear, concepts, nature and beliefs. Well done M. Zac. I'm turning into a massive fan :). Hello from Montreal, Canada
The instruction book that he shows at 2:40, I actually found one on eBay and ordered it. It’s from 1964 so it certainly didn’t arrive in pristine condition but it’s a very informative book. Modern publishers could take a lesson from this.
1:51:53 , another genius masking as a Nashville session player. Jerry's been so casual about the forward leaning Tech he's used thru the years, NOW, not until now are we getting a little geeky.
Very sypathetic guy and a first call session player. After all his dynamic crunch sound with the blooming overtones is great. We can learn a lot from him.
Got a demo version when they first dropped many years ago. Been on my board ever since, gigged many cities, played many great shows, never had a single problem. I've actually tried to take it off the board a few times & replace it with a couple different pedals to do the VE-8's job but it always makes it's way back onto my rig. The guitar side of things is where this box really shines for me, lots of tone shaping capabilities. If there's one thing I would change it would be the addition of "undo" on the loop station. Anytime you mess up an overdub you have to destroy the whole loop & that kinda sucks lol.
Zac, I have watched this episode several times. It's excellent. Jerry is a super nice guy for sharing his tips. I was wondering if you know on his pedal board a couple of things: 1) Does he use a volume pedal or an expression style volume peda? 2) Is he running his pedals in series into the HX EFX or is he using the loop inputs of the HX for his other pedals? 3) Does he send his output as mono or stereo out of his pedal board? These episodes are so great, I pick up a lot of tips and info. Thanks for doing these.
Keith, 1) Does he use a volume pedal or an expression style volume pedal? I use a Boss volume pedal after my overdrives/distortions and before my delays. 2) Is he running his pedals in series into the HX EFX or is he using the loop inputs of the HX for his other pedals? In series, however I'm using FX Loop 1 on the HX to "split" the HX. That way I can have modulation fx and other hx fx before the volume pedal. So my signal path is: EP booster> SP compressor> EHX Freeze> HX In, then I come out of the HX FX Send 1> Nobels ODR-1> Ibanez MT-10> Friedman BE-OD> J.Rockett The Dude> Volume pedal> EHX Canyon> Eventide H9> HX FX Return 1. The output of the HX feeds my amp. I do this so my modulation fx from HX are pre distortion. I basically think of the HX as two units, one pre distortion, and then post for delays and reverbs. Sorry if that's confusing! 3) Does he send his output as mono or stereo out of his pedal board? Always, ALWAYS mono. I'm in the session world here in Nashville and there's basically no stereo rigs amongst the session players here. Glad you liked the video! Jerry McPherson
Thanks! I really love the Kemper. It’s another tool for me. I mainly just use profiles I’ve done of my own amps along with Michael Britt’s profile of a Princeton and a Vox AC30. I think the only factory profiles I use are a Diezel, and a Alt Marshall, along with a Supro profile that came with it. Glad you like the video. Zac and team did a fantastic job!
Thanks for the reply Jerry and thanks for sharing your art and knowledge with us! Thanks to True tone for introducing us to Nashville’s finest guitar players!
I really probably could have picked up a China SG or a PRS SE series knock off, but the kids seen that the music I was going towards was played on acoustic
I've been using the HX wall wart. The CS-12 will probably do it but with 2 outputs to keep the power supply happy and not overheat. Thanks for watching!
@@jerrymcp one of the HX delays it sounded like you said it was to emulate your Nemesis delay- is that the Source Audio one? Mind if i ask which HX module you were using for that tone? Thanks!
Just realized at the end that's Kings X on the wall. Forget genre, Jerry's obviously into great music period. No wonder he doesn't sound like rinse n repeat.
Hi does it sound good with the pedal bend or pitshifter for playing semi semi tones under. Or can u put a drop digitech before between the guitar and the gx 100? Thanks
Hey can you send me a diagram of your pedals .. sorry that’s rude of me !! But bro I love your set up wiring the pedals I been thinking on the combo inline 6 that is able to use this processor .. what do a your thoughts on there combos with a set up like yours
I’m trying to make my time still on this earth livable so when Covid hit us I grabbed a couple acoustic’s electric Dean and a few Alverez and my i kids got me a Jackson cheapest body really but added a dime bucker and it has belcat from factory do you think that would make a nice next pickup
Thanks for theheart. Their mom was divorced with the older daughter? Russell was my age and Roger a year ollder.they had a spinnet at their house sister played and Roger did a little and I tried to learn a little from Roger.
Baby ? Yes love. Whats did you say about moving out ? I said , we need a bigger place so I can have an amp room for my studio . So , you did say you were moving out ? N, n, never mind .. Love you.. Uh huh...Love you too...
Jerry could double in stand up comedy! What a great guy and he's HILARIOUS!!! Great guest!
What a great video. Jerry was really ahead of the curve with his rig ideas.
Definitely!
This may be 2018's best 2 hours of TH-cam.
Thanks! Please help us by sharing this, and subscribing. Zac
You are very kind.
Easily
This was an incredible interview. The amp room and the servos!? WOW.
It completely blew our minds! Zac
Again again again. I live in a country with a history and culture that goes wayyyyy back. Every time Im in US I clearly notice its a young country - BUT when it comes to music you have roots that goes sooo deep. Not sure why, but its soo clear - at least to me. I am always blown away by the level of musical foundation. Proven again 😀
Wow Jerry has some of the coolest stuff I've ever seen in a studio. Great player too...😎🎸
Man, you really do your homework! As always, a great, comprehensive interview.
I appreciate that!
Great job Zac. Your knowledge of players and recording enables you to touch base with these great players on a really insightful level. I love how this series ties the gear and the thought processes and techniques all together. It's what I've wanted to watch for years.
Grant, thank you so much! The whole team works hard to make these as insightful and entertaining as we can make them. Jerry is just so funny, and so free with his knowledge. One of our faves! Zac
Grant Ferstat I agree 100%. Love the format of these uploads. No filler. No bullshit. Just the things that real players care about and want to hear. Well done Truetone 👏 👏 👏
What a great series, and what a great time to be a musician! I grew up in the '70s when there was NO MEDIA at all that featured the musicians we admired other than some trade magazines and a few promotional things put out by the record companies. I didn't even know what a lot of my favorite musicians looked like! Young folks cannot even relate to how it was then. Here I am, 53 years old, still addicted to playing guitar, and I can sit for TWO HOURS and watch and learn from an absolute MASTER! How Ef'ing cool is that?????
Thank you, Jake. Zac
My new favorite interview y’all have done - and they’re all great. Jerry is just on another level. All the gadgets you could want, genius workflow, but a monster player first and foremost. Everything he noodles sounds like a record. Super inspiring guys. Thanks for the work documenting these killer players.
I must admit, it was one of my favorites too. Zac
I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve watched this interview. Thanks for putting these together!
This series is so amazing and insightful. Better than any podcast or tv show. Thank you so much Zac!
Thank you! You can help us get the word out by sharing it. Zac
Unique, as Jerry shares insights from his experiences. Through this encounter, I've learned so much about the variety of guitars as never before. Thank you to Jerry and the great format Truetone!
Thank you, Bob. Zac
Thank you Jerry.
You demonstrate that those with the correct attitude coupled with the correct ability and correct TOOLS will always find work in their chosen field.
Almost 2 long hours? I need to go make some coffee and get back to this one - I love Jerry's playing as well as his history! The chores will have to wait, hon!
One hour down - love it. Thank you Zac for another great interview.
Steve, thanks for taking the time to watch. How do you feel after watching it all? Zac
It was extremely refreshing for me, as have been all the "sidemen" interviews. I am a "hobbyist" guitar player who has been fortunate enough to accompany some real good singers and/or players. What I have found in the interviews (which has a lot to do with the right questions you ask), is that I have had the same mindset as they have re not overplaying or being a distraction to the focal point - which is the singer or the lyric. There will always be a time for what I consider "recess", where like at school a ten minute bell will ring and you can do what you want during that time. The answers I hear from all of these players is so much of how I have seen my role in a support situation, so it validates the thinking I have had all these years. BTW, was that a painting of Kings X in the background? Thank you again for your efforts and passion. Steve@@TruetoneFX
Steve, thanks! We are trying hard to both entertain and educate. Yes, that is a Kings X painting in the background. Zac
Yup, that’s a King’s X painting! I’ve known those guys from Houston before King’s X days. They were called The Edge (before U2) and had two guitarists. Great band!!!
Wow, great to see the sound engineer behind the incredible player. I nominate Jerry as the Truetone "Tone-Master."
I got to work with Jerry this week. Not only is he the cleanest player I've ever jammed with, but he is friggin' hilarious too. He made the whole session so much easier.
Cool!
His amp mic setup is amazing. Love how excited he is to share it with us. Also the part about how to build a song and keep listeners from not turning the station was really insightful.
He really laid it on us. Such a gift. Zac
That amp/cab selector is like a fancy Line 6 Pod. ;)
I'll take it over the POD any day! Zac
Loved this interview. As a young teenage guitarist, Jerry McPherson and Dann Huff were such an influence on me. I had so many albums they played on, and just loved to listen to them play. This was so awesome to hear from the man who I listened to so much.
Jerry playing "Black Hole Sun" at the end was just brilliant!
I will never forget this guitar magazine back in the day that detailed Jerry's session rig and I was blown away! I had no idea about session work and didn't realize guys like him that had a specific amp for clean, slightly broke up, etc... Opened my eyes!
Cool!
Couldn’t stop watching , awesome stuff
Another great interview Zac. Thanks for the hard work that clearly goes into these segments.
Thank you, and thanks for noticing! We work hard on these. Zac
Hands down, the most interesting video I have seen all year. Best use of two hours, ever.
Thank you for taking the time. Zac
I love all the episodes, but this one is my favorite yet.
It is a highpoint for sure. Zac
You ever have those moments when you unexpectedly learn 400 things. Thanks Zac and Jerry!
Our pleasure!
My first introduction to Jerry! what a legend!
He is! Zac
I remember back in the day when cassettes and CDs included credits Jerry McPherson's name will constantly will come up on those Nashville records! Great interview, nice guy!
What a likeable man! What a talented musician. What a creative mind. Thank you for this. Jerry's playing on Amy Grant's "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree" is so great (one among many, but every holiday season I have to stop what I'm doing to listen).
Great recording. He played like Les Paul's records of the early 50's on it. Zac
Thanks! Rockin Round The Christmas was a fun challenge. I spent a good deal of time before the session coming up with Les Paul style fills and parts. I used a ‘72 Goldtop with mini humbuckers into a Jim Kelley amp. At the end of the session the Les Paul fell out of the guitar stand and snapped the headstock. That’s when you know you’re done!
@@jerrymcp Jerry curious how you get the tremolos in HX to be in time. Even when entering bpm and say 8th note division, it still never is in time for me. Thx
Thanks for doing such great interviews. I appreciate how prepared you are.
Thank you. I don't like to be caught off guard, unless it is something funny....
A homerun again! highly entertaining episode!
Thank you, Eric. Zac
Hi Zac another fantastic interview and nice for Jerry to talk about the lead me on record with Amy.All those session players are just so talented and a true inspiration to us all ...Thankyou just the best interviews ....Graham
You are so welcome and thank you for watching. Zac
Love all the Lounge interviews. So grateful to be able to enjoy the conversations, and music.
I am grateful for your feedback. We love doing them. Zac
What an epic interview, thanks!
It was epic! It was so good, we could not cut it down in length. Zac
Excellent! What a great opportunity to watch and learn from a master. Thanks Zac and True Tone....keep 'em coming!
Thank you, and we will!!! Zac
As great as this interview is (and it is great!), I am always impressed by the breadth and the depth of Zac's knowledge. Truly impressive!
You are very kind! I love getting to do these. Zac
Nice interview! I love how similar his Tweed Deluxe setup is to Neil Young's Whizzer. Very cool stuff! Very cool.
Yes, it is similar to Neil's. Thanks for watching. Zac
Neil's tweed Deluxe was TOTALLY the inspiration for that. Mine ended up a lot simpler than Neil's, thank goodness.
Awesome! I learned a lot. Thank you both
I can't believe I just discovered this channel... I have learnt more from this hour and a half than days of watching other more popular gear related channel that can be entertaining, but playing wise can be a bit basic (to be kind). I will be keep watching for sure, keep up this up and thank you for the time spent making these videos!
I LOVE how he talks about using the tone control. I've only recently began getting hip to that.
Yep. I was inspired to pay more attention to mine too. Zac
So good! Thank you so much Zack for this incredibile TH-cam Channel !!!! Sorry for my poor English!!!
Great interview, & congratulations Jerry you have achieved total geekdom!
Yeah, guilty as charged!
Hah! I just picked up that Gene Leis instructional book. Good interview. Jerry is talented and funny, too.
Brilliant interview 👏👏
Holy Jerry! Fantastic look into his world!
this is AMAZING! Jerry is the man and these videos are fantastic!
Thank you, Jeremy! Zac
Loved this. Great video yet again. Particularly loved hearing how he uses his pedals.
WOW! That’s a man that knows his gear inside out, up & down, and sideways! Great sounds, great interview, and just a great idea for a series/channel! I’ve got some catching up to do.
fantastic player and interesting interview and the Flood!
Just amazing. Such fascinating insight and such a positive guy (plus amazing chops, of course). Might have been easier to digest in 2 one-hour episodes, but I had the morning off work, so what the heck :)
We were torn but decided on just 1 long episode. It is worth the watch! Zac
There’s two hours of your life you’ll never get back!😁 Thanks for watching.
With a series this great, how in the world do you only have 8k subscribers?!?!?! Such great content guys 👌
Thank you, and please share it to help us get more subscribers! Zac
Another great interview thank you!
Excellent interview! Enjoyed it very much
Thank you! Zac
Great as always! 👍🎸
Thank you! Zac
Was you with Reba in Hickory NC the place was called country adventures .. well that was the biggest thing in Hickory back then🤣🤣🤣 it was a really good show. It was before she really got big.
That was excellent!
Glad you liked! Zac
These interviews are so interesting and very well crafted. We learn about the musician, his philosophy, gear, concepts, nature and beliefs. Well done M. Zac. I'm turning into a massive fan :). Hello from Montreal, Canada
Very kind, thank you! Zac
Great video. This amp/cab set up is wild!
It really is!
I love that he has an old (60s) Sears Silvertone amp head!
Thoroughly enjoyable!
The instruction book that he shows at 2:40, I actually found one on eBay and ordered it. It’s from 1964 so it certainly didn’t arrive in pristine condition but it’s a very informative book. Modern publishers could take a lesson from this.
Great as always, Truetone! Inspector Gadget has got nothing on him!
You speak the truth. Zac
The remote controlled amp knobs are killer!
Great interview
Thank you. Zac
Thanks for checking it out!
1:51:53 , another genius masking as a Nashville session player. Jerry's been so casual about the forward leaning Tech he's used thru the years, NOW, not until now are we getting a little geeky.
good stuff love that whizzer!
Very sypathetic guy and a first call session player. After all his dynamic crunch sound with the blooming overtones is great. We can learn a lot from him.
What an awesome humble guy
again, fascinating!
Got a demo version when they first dropped many years ago. Been on my board ever since, gigged many cities, played many great shows, never had a single problem. I've actually tried to take it off the board a few times & replace it with a couple different pedals to do the VE-8's job but it always makes it's way back onto my rig. The guitar side of things is where this box really shines for me, lots of tone shaping capabilities. If there's one thing I would change it would be the addition of "undo" on the loop station. Anytime you mess up an overdub you have to destroy the whole loop & that kinda sucks lol.
Thanks for the interview - really enjoyed it. Now if your could get Dann Huff that would be nirvana.
We are working on Huff. Zac
Request for Zach... Nashville session player Glenn Pearce. Such a great player and talent!
Great Guy and player.
Best book ever.
This guy is a riot.
1:47:29 - Please does anyone know what mics Jerry McPherson is using?
Zac, I have watched this episode several times. It's excellent. Jerry is a super nice guy for sharing his tips. I was wondering if you know on his pedal board a couple of things: 1) Does he use a volume pedal or an expression style volume peda? 2) Is he running his pedals in series into the HX EFX or is he using the loop inputs of the HX for his other pedals? 3) Does he send his output as mono or stereo out of his pedal board? These episodes are so great, I pick up a lot of tips and info. Thanks for doing these.
Will have to see if we can get a response from him
Keith,
1) Does he use a volume pedal or an expression style volume pedal?
I use a Boss volume pedal after my overdrives/distortions and before my delays.
2) Is he running his pedals in series into the HX EFX or is he using the loop inputs of the HX for his other pedals?
In series, however I'm using FX Loop 1 on the HX to "split" the HX. That way I can have modulation fx and other hx fx before the volume pedal. So my signal path is:
EP booster> SP compressor> EHX Freeze> HX In, then I come out of the HX FX Send 1> Nobels ODR-1> Ibanez MT-10> Friedman BE-OD> J.Rockett The Dude> Volume pedal> EHX Canyon> Eventide H9> HX FX Return 1. The output of the HX feeds my amp.
I do this so my modulation fx from HX are pre distortion. I basically think of the HX as two units, one pre distortion, and then post for delays and reverbs. Sorry if that's confusing!
3) Does he send his output as mono or stereo out of his pedal board?
Always, ALWAYS mono. I'm in the session world here in Nashville and there's basically no stereo rigs amongst the session players here. Glad you liked the video!
Jerry McPherson
I love his guitar playing in cubasis's demo song 'smears'. It's tooooo nostalgic. Do tell me if you loved it on listening.
Seems like a great guy!
Do you happen to know the signal chain of the pedalboard? Just interested in where Jerry puts the Freeze and volume pedal. Thanks!!
This guy is a genious
Great video! What's Jerry's thoughts on the Kemper? Sorry had to ask lol.
He uses it, but less so when he is doing overdubs from his studio.
Thanks! I really love the Kemper. It’s another tool for me. I mainly just use profiles I’ve done of my own amps along with Michael Britt’s profile of a Princeton and a Vox AC30. I think the only factory profiles I use are a Diezel, and a Alt Marshall, along with a Supro profile that came with it. Glad you like the video. Zac and team did a fantastic job!
Thanks for chiming in Jerry!!!!! Zac
Thanks for the reply Jerry and thanks for sharing your art and knowledge with us! Thanks to True tone for introducing us to Nashville’s finest guitar players!
I really probably could have picked up a China SG or a PRS SE series knock off, but the kids seen that the music I was going towards was played on acoustic
Fantastic Tele sound... Ouffff
Indeed!
Best yet. Do Buk and JT
Working on JT. Buk does not like to do interviews. Zac
Great interview thanks!
How does Jerry power his Line6 HX Effects? Off the CS12? If so, using 1 output or 2?
Thanks!
I've been using the HX wall wart. The CS-12 will probably do it but with 2 outputs to keep the power supply happy and not overheat. Thanks for watching!
A professional.
That is quite a gauge of strings! What amp was he using for the pedalboard demonstration?
Matchless HC30. Zac
That was my ‘94 Matchless thru a 2X12 with Vintage 30’s.
@@jerrymcp that's really a matchless sound.
do you using the line 6 Interface that comes with the I think it’s a 240w combo
Wow! What effects are being used at 18:50?
EHX Freeze and a real Leslie cab. Let's see if @jerrymcp chimes in. Zac
Zac’s right. That’s an old Leslie 44w cabinet that I kick into fast mode. Then I added the freeze pedal.
Truetone - ahhhh a REAL Leslie. :) Wonder how close the HX comes
awesome! thanks @@jerrymcp
@@jerrymcp one of the HX delays it sounded like you said it was to emulate your Nemesis delay- is that the Source Audio one? Mind if i ask which HX module you were using for that tone? Thanks!
Just realized at the end that's Kings X on the wall. Forget genre, Jerry's obviously into great music period. No wonder he doesn't sound like rinse n repeat.
Hi does it sound good with the pedal bend or pitshifter for playing semi semi tones under. Or can u put a drop digitech before between the guitar and the gx 100? Thanks
Hey can you send me a diagram of your pedals .. sorry that’s rude of me !! But bro I love your set up wiring the pedals I been thinking on the combo inline 6 that is able to use this processor .. what do a your thoughts on there combos with a set up like yours
Jerry and Tom Bukovac is a great team! Check them out! Look at Home Skoolin' 3rd and Lindsley.
I’m trying to make my time still on this earth livable so when Covid hit us I grabbed a couple acoustic’s electric Dean and a few Alverez and my i kids got me a Jackson cheapest body really but added a dime bucker and it has belcat from factory do you think that would make a nice next pickup
I went to school with Randy Newmans sons russell and roger
Thanks for theheart. Their mom was divorced with the older daughter? Russell was my age and Roger a year ollder.they had a spinnet at their house sister played and Roger did a little and I tried to learn a little from Roger.
@jerrymcp what is the brand of the tap tempo generator ?
Selah effects Quartz.
What is the compressor at 1:05?
Xotic SP comp. Zac
Yup, SP Comp. I especially like that it has a blend knob for parallel compression.
@@jerrymcp thanks Jerry, HUGE fan
@@jerrymcp new ehx deep freeze is cool. You use the freeze effect cooler than anyone
haha the movie was 12 years a slave, friends
Thanks!!! Zac
This guy is funny
Baby ? Yes love. Whats did you say about moving out ? I said , we need a bigger place so I can have an amp room for my studio .
So , you did say you were moving out ? N, n, never mind .. Love you.. Uh huh...Love you too...
Perfect
By the neck. 😅