Honestly it’s all about mic placement doesn’t matter strong guitar pickups amp etc once you find that spot every amp and guitar sounds good and you can move it around and make expensive guitars sound cheap it’s impossible to get a real sound of guitar in a video it’s all set up
I think the real fear with a guitar that cheap is build quality. I'm sure he set it up great to make this video (probably came in terrible shape) and I'd be scared about how long it's gonna last lol.
@@OmegaLesPaul also the frets look really low, probably very soft as well (as most cheap guitars), by the time whoever owns one of these has to get a complete fret job it's probably gonna cost them more than 5x the entire guitar lol
Rm You need a good speaker/amp I’ve owned Roland 40,30 and Microcube Microcube got em beat Either cheap or not, some amps are just dogs. ( they were all Rolands. But all the planets aligned with the Microcube). “ the tone is in the hands” -evh. Well, I believe that’s 49% true
nope. You need the right tools for the right job. You can't make shoegaze without the right pedals. Even in this example they added reverb in post and used a high end microphone. It just is what it is. There's no big mythological aphorism that sums it all up in 2 sentences. life is more complicated than that.
@@itaysevenfoldhamri the mic isn't going to make a bad sound, sound good. It's just to capture an accurate representation of the sound coming from the amp
@@geo_beans but youre forgetting the fact the microphone also colors the tone. Its equally as important as every other piece of gear in the chain, besides the player. Plus we dont know if he did any studio magic processing to make it sound better, which would be way harder with a shitty mic.
I just had my first practice guitar set for about $100, it includes guitar, 15w amp, 2m cable, strings, bag capo, tuner, allen wrench, extra strings, strap and other freebies, and it sound fairly good tbh even my friends say it's fine enough to be played publicly.
try squier classic vibe series (NOT the affinity/bullet series). CV series are great and has almost that exact sound of the original fender strat. Just look it up, every musician agrees with that
@@jimmydandy9364 The true is that you can buy a external sound card with Hi-Z and dont buy ampli. You need 80$ guitar, the wire 2$ strings 2$ and the sound card 100€.
I have a similar one and it usually stays in tune well. I mean, you may only need to slightly tune it once every 2 days? But it is not a big deal, usually like 1-2 minutes of work. The problem with mine was that my 5 and 6 strings (the thin ones) ring a little bit too much. But through the amp it sounds ok. Usable. Edit: apparently 2 days was an overstatement. It stays in tune for a week+ for sure. It was a little bit unstable right after changing the strings (so it was every 2 days), but later became much more stable.
@@twothreeoneoneseventwoonefour5 string are counted from thinnest to thickest so the high E is actually the first string. Im not trying to be a dickhead just a little info can go a long way
@@milannikolic3215 Name the notes on the guitar. E A D G B e. From the thickest to the thinnest. See any guitar tab. Rotate it like it is the actual guitar (vertically). Or see the actual guitar standing vertically in front of you. Count from left to right. Still the same. Take guitar in your hands and look straight down. Strings from the closest to farthest are stil E A D G B e. The same. Edit: I did research it but it still makes no sense to me. I don't care about any conventions so I refuse to call them in reverse order for no reason. I guess I will just call them by names (and high-low E for the E strings).
@@twothreeoneoneseventwoonefour5I agree with you that the first string should be the lowest. But over the years of playing and listening to others, it is often either way but usually first string highest. I just say high and low string since I play 7 or 8 strings.
Is indicate a word in ur language.. honestly not a smart ass like I'm reallyasking? I only say it cuz ur comment is written in some cool as caricatures or whatever there called
Funny thing, I have a guitar that I got from a neighbour that was meant to be thrown out. The strings were a little rusted, the frets were chipped and some strings would buzz no matter how you played it. It was demotivating to play sometimes because I couldn’t produce a good sound and I genuinely thought it was impossible to play harmonics on the guitar because of its make (it’s from toys r us). However, I decided to swallow my skill issue and just learn. Now I can play natural harmonics no problem. The string action bothers me a little but it ain’t gonna stop me. I told myself that if I can keep playing guitar until summer and learn to seriously, I’d buy myself a good quality beginners guitar.
I started out on a busted ass squier bullet that my dad found in a dumpster, didn't even have an amp for it. The first guitar lesson I ever learned was to suck it up, cause where there's a will there's a way. Even now, 10 years in I dont feel the need to play with a crazy setup. Just keep going and if you really want it you'll get better regardless of what gear you're using.
Kind of a similar thing here, guitar that was meant to be thrown out: no strap, knobs don't work, too big for my size, missing knob at the top, and doesn't like to play smoothly
I been playing expensive enough guitars for 20+ years now but I recently was in a guitar shop and picked up a $150 crafter strat an it shocked me with how good it was and how well it played. was super impressed
@@user-te2uq2pc9q no, I had a sqire when I first started 🤭🤫.. it was a stray by Crafter, I'd never heard of them befor but it played surprisingly well and seemed very well built. I know they are all made on production lines and some come out better than others so maybe I just played one of the "better made ones". 😂
Ayo not gonna lie especially in todays market those Chinese guitars are where its at. A fraction of the price, honestly solid builds and hardware, and totally worth the price over any of the American name brands. As of late those top shelf guitars aren't built with love anymore, and I highly doubt a lot of them are even handcrafted, its kinda sad, but theres still plenty of homegrown companies that put that kind of tlc in their builds.
Hours of practice is the price but the mic price might also be vexing considering with my expensive interface and mics I make My practice amps sound good too
Its probably the 1000$ computer editing. Not to bash on him, he is extremely talented, but you cant get that sound with bad gear raw, he definitely edited it.
@@MrTruckeranton look right at the end ,the mic 750 DOLLARS, so he is very nice and if I can be very meticulous there is the pick (0,50cent) and the fingertip horn by the hours of work (not calculable). YO
Exactly what i feel about my good 'ol guitar until in one fateful day i tried out my friend's fancy guitar. I could never see my guitar in the same light again...
When I was starting out playing guitar (late 70s) it was impossible to find a decent inexpensive electric guitar. Either the pickups buzzed and howled or the action was impossible to reduce to anything less than a ¼". (Truss rods? No!) My first decent electric guitar was an Ibanez and it was great, but it cost me $400.00 which was a fortune back then. A little later, I learned about the world of used guitars which were fairly inexpensive back then. My second guitar was a 10 year old Strat that I picked up for $200.00. Anyway, I think it's great that there are good inexpensive entry level guitars out there now for beginners.
Amazing testament to the Strats great design that they can make them in China from the cheapest possible materials yet they still sound essentially the same
this shows that you dont need an expensive guitar to be good. edited: woah thanks for a hundred likes, its m first time having this many likes on commenting
@@Kriegbuster depends. The clean channel can sometimes be quite clean. I have a similar one, and there isn't much noise unless you use overdrive channel. Also if you touch strings (or any metal part in the connection chain), noise also goes away a lot even there.
@thepotatotaxi2430 Well It's not exactly expensive, just more expensive than I expected. My guitar and amp would be around 300-400 dollars. I feel like I could find a guitar and amp for cheaper than what he did though.
I can make a $10,000 guitar sound like $2 easy.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@thiagoaraujo1231 ikr! We all can! It's not that hard... I believe!
Woah there’s no need to flex on us like that bro chill
Introducing a 15 dollar hammer
you're so talented
Love the sneaky "$750 microphone" at the end
not sneaky but ok
Not to mention the processing and fx
yeah but unless there’s some sort of PA processing going on that’s just so we can hear the original tone with more clarity
And $300 music software
Honestly it’s all about mic placement doesn’t matter strong guitar pickups amp etc once you find that spot every amp and guitar sounds good and you can move it around and make expensive guitars sound cheap it’s impossible to get a real sound of guitar in a video it’s all set up
From here, this guitar looks gorgeous!
I think the real fear with a guitar that cheap is build quality. I'm sure he set it up great to make this video (probably came in terrible shape) and I'd be scared about how long it's gonna last lol.
@@OmegaLesPaul also the frets look really low, probably very soft as well (as most cheap guitars), by the time whoever owns one of these has to get a complete fret job it's probably gonna cost them more than 5x the entire guitar lol
@@luislangaJust play fretless 😂🎉
I have that guitar, got it for free, so it's pretty decent for free
Taylor Swift lips colored
Me after buying my first electric guitar for $800
jeez
Le stupid one
bought a $900 on sale but yeah first electric
wow mines about to be 70 dollars from shein with christmas sale
@@briellewilkes1323 Fr 😂
so you're telling me it's me and not the guitar?
It always has been
No it's not you, you just need a $750 mic
There’s editing
😄
Its not bro, go get that new guitar that you wanted
I was most impressed that you found strings for $2
Yeah... I think the cheapest strings I've ever put on my guitars were $5 for a set, and even as broke as I am I don't intend on going back to those.
Ziko string brand offers a set for 2$
Idk where you live, but I find strings in cents 😐
you'd be surprised what you can find in online markets
@@biratvikranthandique3649a full set?
American dollars?
It ain’t the tools. It’s the craftsman ✨
A modeling amp with a 750$ microphone used to record the sound, which we are hearing. Yeah, "tone is in the fingers"
Rm
You need a good speaker/amp
I’ve owned Roland 40,30 and Microcube
Microcube got em beat
Either cheap or not, some amps are just dogs. ( they were all Rolands. But all the planets aligned with the Microcube).
“ the tone is in the hands” -evh. Well, I believe that’s 49% true
nope. You need the right tools for the right job. You can't make shoegaze without the right pedals. Even in this example they added reverb in post and used a high end microphone. It just is what it is. There's no big mythological aphorism that sums it all up in 2 sentences. life is more complicated than that.
@@cycomiles4225tone is in the EQ
A good amp can make any guitar sound good 👍
a confident player makes any guitar sound good, never the gear
no, you can be confident and shtit@@onekukku
@@KML-XX yes, but not this guy! probably someone else longer....
or you can just use a cheap bass amp and make it sound sick
Not for me lol
I like that 750$ mic drop at the end
Should it be 30$ mic? Then it would only tell biased truth of the sound.
It came up just as I was wondering about the mic 😂
@@tastysnivel no, you don’t need a mic in your setup. The mic just makes it so that the viewers can hear exactly what comes out of the amplifier.
I'm too, 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Justus8 truth
The mic at the end 😂😂
That was so funny lol
And.the laptop PC and the renderization programs..
2500 dollars.
@@Eder5837 and the camera don't forget the camera
@@Okerokeka and the fact that he went to Jared. ... Priceless
@@gabec2494 ok this one wins
マイクだけ
ちらっと10万円超えなの
素敵
この曲良くてずっと探してた！
ありがとうございます！感謝です
これからも続けて下さい
Слушай можешь сказать название если нашел😅пожалуйста
Bro took “Tone is in the hands”to another level
mic*
Lol except for the 750 dollar microphone
Except a microphone costs the same as a Mexican Fender or some epiphones. Dont know what the amp is, but the speaker ought to be good enough as well.
@@itaysevenfoldhamri the mic isn't going to make a bad sound, sound good. It's just to capture an accurate representation of the sound coming from the amp
@@geo_beans but youre forgetting the fact the microphone also colors the tone. Its equally as important as every other piece of gear in the chain, besides the player. Plus we dont know if he did any studio magic processing to make it sound better, which would be way harder with a shitty mic.
I love that 750 usd mic at the end
But doesn't that expensive quality microphone tell exactly the truth?
@@Denniz2743 exactly
And it's just recording a $50 amp
any guitar can sound good if it is set up properly
Wisht my junk sounded as cheap as that outfit.
Чтобы не умереть от монотонной подачи бабушки Агаты , врубаю двойную скорость , тогда слушабельно становится
I just had my first practice guitar set for about $100, it includes guitar, 15w amp, 2m cable, strings, bag capo, tuner, allen wrench, extra strings, strap and other freebies, and it sound fairly good tbh even my friends say it's fine enough to be played publicly.
There's no shame in affordable gear, the pros just use expensive stuff because they can (also because they are paid to 😂)
try squier classic vibe series (NOT the affinity/bullet series). CV series are great and has almost that exact sound of the original fender strat. Just look it up, every musician agrees with that
From where did u buy it?
@@Luca-qi3zd where you from?
@@fahdelsan I'm from Romania but I was wandering if u bought it from a website or smth
$1000 pc for editing
ahahahah you tripping - $1k for the motherboard, $1k for the CPU, $2k for the GPU :P
Where you conect the micro?
You need a good external sound card...
@@jimmydandy9364 The true is that you can buy a external sound card with Hi-Z and dont buy ampli.
You need 80$ guitar, the wire 2$ strings 2$ and the sound card 100€.
You can play with a lot of sounds and digital efects.
@@juliourbon7527 you forget a very good pedal board.... that way you have access to all the effects to your hearts content!
This man has the pick of destiny 🎸
"I'm the devil, I can do what I waaant!"
@@JoeMauri 💀
Bro it s the same guitar!
"Turco" Marinelli from Mustafunk has it
no kyle gass does
Bro, that's crazy it sounds so smooth and calm
Yeah, actually sounds pretty good
What he didn't tell us:
Right after playing this riff, his guitar was out of tune.
Yea gotta skimp out somewhere for 80$ ☠️
I have a similar one and it usually stays in tune well. I mean, you may only need to slightly tune it once every 2 days? But it is not a big deal, usually like 1-2 minutes of work.
The problem with mine was that my 5 and 6 strings (the thin ones) ring a little bit too much. But through the amp it sounds ok. Usable.
Edit: apparently 2 days was an overstatement. It stays in tune for a week+ for sure. It was a little bit unstable right after changing the strings (so it was every 2 days), but later became much more stable.
@@twothreeoneoneseventwoonefour5 string are counted from thinnest to thickest so the high E is actually the first string. Im not trying to be a dickhead just a little info can go a long way
@@milannikolic3215 Name the notes on the guitar. E A D G B e. From the thickest to the thinnest. See any guitar tab. Rotate it like it is the actual guitar (vertically). Or see the actual guitar standing vertically in front of you. Count from left to right. Still the same. Take guitar in your hands and look straight down. Strings from the closest to farthest are stil E A D G B e. The same.
Edit: I did research it but it still makes no sense to me. I don't care about any conventions so I refuse to call them in reverse order for no reason. I guess I will just call them by names (and high-low E for the E strings).
@@twothreeoneoneseventwoonefour5I agree with you that the first string should be the lowest. But over the years of playing and listening to others, it is often either way but usually first string highest. I just say high and low string since I play 7 or 8 strings.
「あーはいはい、安機材でも使いこなしちゃう系ね」となってしまうところを、最後のマイクで覆すの感動した
If only all guitars were this cheap and sounded this good 😭
It's not the guitar... LMFAO.
Sounds good .
彼は彼自身の指の価格を示しませんでした。
彼の演奏は素晴らしい！
Is indicate a word in ur language.. honestly not a smart ass like I'm reallyasking? I only say it cuz ur comment is written in some cool as caricatures or whatever there called
The woman i see usually charges me $100 an hour for use of her hands 😭🙏
この後に「高級ギター、高級ケーブル、高級アンプ、高級弦を使った演奏を高級マイクで録りました」が欲しいところです。
いやここは敢えて逆に100均のイヤホンマイクで撮って欲しいところ
最後に、「高級ヘッドホンでお聴きください」も付け足していただけますか？😊
That sounds really good
Proof any guitar can sounds good, as long as the player knows what there doing
Funny thing, I have a guitar that I got from a neighbour that was meant to be thrown out. The strings were a little rusted, the frets were chipped and some strings would buzz no matter how you played it. It was demotivating to play sometimes because I couldn’t produce a good sound and I genuinely thought it was impossible to play harmonics on the guitar because of its make (it’s from toys r us). However, I decided to swallow my skill issue and just learn. Now I can play natural harmonics no problem. The string action bothers me a little but it ain’t gonna stop me. I told myself that if I can keep playing guitar until summer and learn to seriously, I’d buy myself a good quality beginners guitar.
I started out on a busted ass squier bullet that my dad found in a dumpster, didn't even have an amp for it. The first guitar lesson I ever learned was to suck it up, cause where there's a will there's a way. Even now, 10 years in I dont feel the need to play with a crazy setup. Just keep going and if you really want it you'll get better regardless of what gear you're using.
Kind of a similar thing here, guitar that was meant to be thrown out: no strap, knobs don't work, too big for my size, missing knob at the top, and doesn't like to play smoothly
You can make a wet paper bag sound good. The talents is in you not the guitar.
...I don't think you can make a wet paper bag sound good?
And the 750 dollar mi
@@twothreeoneoneseventwoonefour5 you can
@@HackSociety I didn't ask YOU, """APOCALYPTIC HAVOC"""
@@twothreeoneoneseventwoonefour5 you can if you believe
Bro said 'skill issue' without saying a word
Чтобы входящие видели свет, свечу ставят на подсвечник, а не прячут в сокровенном месте!..📖☀️🕊
I been playing expensive enough guitars for 20+ years now but I recently was in a guitar shop and picked up a $150 crafter strat an it shocked me with how good it was and how well it played. was super impressed
😊$150？ Is it Squier?
@@user-te2uq2pc9q no, I had a sqire when I first started 🤭🤫.. it was a stray by Crafter, I'd never heard of them befor but it played surprisingly well and seemed very well built. I know they are all made on production lines and some come out better than others so maybe I just played one of the "better made ones". 😂
I still play my first guitar i ever owned. Just a cheap chinese strat i got for christmas 24 years ago. So happy i have it
Ayo not gonna lie especially in todays market those Chinese guitars are where its at. A fraction of the price, honestly solid builds and hardware, and totally worth the price over any of the American name brands. As of late those top shelf guitars aren't built with love anymore, and I highly doubt a lot of them are even handcrafted, its kinda sad, but theres still plenty of homegrown companies that put that kind of tlc in their builds.
Same here. Got my first at 14, over 40 now, and it was last played a couple nights ago.
結構クオリティ高いですね！あとラバさんの声が良くて聞きやすいっす！お疲れ様です
That looks like the guitar that mark knoplfer uses in the song sultans of swing
This is such a good breakdown of how easy and attainable a great sound can be, thanks so much for posting this! 🎼👍🎸
Mic $750 😄
@@kavalus 😂😂😂😂😂 yeah Seiji just had to ruin it for us all!!!!
ギターの価値は弾いてる人で変わる！
It's weird how it all suspiciously sounds like my phone speakers
Неважно какая гитара! Важно то, кто на ней играет.
Un maestro le saca partido a cualquier cosa. Seiji es el ejemplo a seguir.
Pero se descalibra cada vez que la tocas
Thing is, its not the price... its the setup and player.
Fabulous playing and fabulous guitar for the price!
Sounds like it's hooked up to a stack of Marshall Amp's
Bro is playing with a 1,000,000 dollar pick
Alright fine, I'll practice. 🙄
Edit: Been practicing for two days and I can now play along with Achy Breaky Heart. 😃
So proud of you.
good job!
You mean smoke on the water
@@claytonkramer7234 I think he meant he was practicing that song for 2 hours not guitar in general
😂 snuck that in at the end there 👌🏼
starting form lower is good❤
Guitar set up done by a professional luthier: $100 😂😂😂😂
Stayed in ture for 25 seconds
Wow, como le das ese sonido, me encanta
😂 the end though …. Mic: $750 😅😂😅😂
Ahh...
but then you ask how much for the hands...
YES!!!!
Hours of practice is the price but the mic price might also be vexing considering with my expensive interface and mics I make My practice amps sound good too
My Apologies if I ruined the magic
Them hands?
Pricless.
I’d give him $20 for 20 minutes 😏
Me : Expensive guitar and fancy tools
Playability: 50 cents
Excellent 🎉❤
Now that’s a type of guitar for me.
this actually sounds much better than most beginners with 400$ setups
🤯
No shit. He's a pro.
@@user-tc7fp1nu6t i know, that's why i said beginners with 400 setups
Its probably the 1000$ computer editing. Not to bash on him, he is extremely talented, but you cant get that sound with bad gear raw, he definitely edited it.
Неважно, какая гитара, главное что на каждой играешь как мучачос, ты очень крутой, дружище)
You're right, bro
Точно! Не имей "Амати", а умей играти!
@@MrTruckeranton look right at the end ,the mic 750 DOLLARS, so he is very nice and if I can be very meticulous there is the pick (0,50cent) and the fingertip horn by the hours of work (not calculable). YO
Sounds great
Sounds amazing 👏
The player's skills make the equipment count. Even the best equipment can't make you sound good if you don't worth it.
I got an Amp, cable, strap, pick and guitar for $85 all together and it works just fine
Yeah but the amp is shitty, the cable is crappy, the strap is fine, and the guitar is more chinese than chinese
I can listen to this all day
Superb. . .
I love the sound, name?
Plain and clear sounds great 👍
Mics and speakers are so much of the sound, all of them have something good they can do at the least
いや普通に良い音やんw
可愛い音ww
me with a classical guitar in my backpack:
You underestimate my power
ギャップを感じる動画だろうけどギターの音聞き過ぎて普通に
「…だろうね」ってなる音
The tones in the fingers
Very nice👍
やっぱ技術ってすごいな､､､
音は普通にクソやけどな
マイク750＄っていうボケを見てないみたいやな
This is my exact guitar. And it works perfectly fine. I’ve had for 3 years now and it is the guitar I’ve learned how to play on
Exactly what i feel about my good 'ol guitar until in one fateful day i tried out my friend's fancy guitar. I could never see my guitar in the same light again...
I highly doubt you have the same one.
Lie
You have me shaking in my boots with that picking precision
The end😂
When I was starting out playing guitar (late 70s) it was impossible to find a decent inexpensive electric guitar. Either the pickups buzzed and howled or the action was impossible to reduce to anything less than a ¼". (Truss rods? No!)
My first decent electric guitar was an Ibanez and it was great, but it cost me $400.00 which was a fortune back then.
A little later, I learned about the world of used guitars which were fairly inexpensive back then. My second guitar was a 10 year old Strat that I picked up for $200.00.
Anyway, I think it's great that there are good inexpensive entry level guitars out there now for beginners.
whats the song u are playing called?
just shows its all abt how well u play it
Haha!! That ending bro!!
Now give us the raw room audio and not a mixed and edited version and this would be a lot different because that Amp certainly doesn’t have reverb 😂
fr
Got any old Soviet era guitars? Those have to be some of the most unique instruments I’ve ever seen.
Thats when the cheapest equipment meets the priceless skill
Nice 👍 at any price ❤
奏者が世界最高級だもんな〜
Superb talent, low budget.
Amazing testament to the Strats great design that they can make them in China from the cheapest possible materials yet they still sound essentially the same
Wallet: empty
como siempre dije, la magia esta en los dedos, no en las cosas caras 😇
It gets even cheaper than that when you buy used 🔥🔥🔥
El mic: Llamen a Noé que voy a acarrear a estos animales 🗿
every last bit of this video was a damn flashbang😭😭
this shows that you dont need an expensive guitar to be good.
edited: woah thanks for a hundred likes, its m first time having this many likes on commenting
Yes, but the audio is highly edited, cheap cable and amp would have a lot of "noise" in reality
@@Kriegbuster yeah i guess
fr, expensive or cheap guitar i can still make my black metal
*$750 mic*
@@Kriegbuster depends. The clean channel can sometimes be quite clean. I have a similar one, and there isn't much noise unless you use overdrive channel. Also if you touch strings (or any metal part in the connection chain), noise also goes away a lot even there.
Guitar and amp are honestly a bit expensive, although if you got then new it's not that bad. Also those are some nice strings for only $2.
how is that guitar expensive bro where are you in the world that 90 usd is pricy? most of the good beginner guitars are ~400-1000 dollars
@thepotatotaxi2430 Well, I'm 14.
@@spaceKadz That assumes I'm not, which I am. What I'm saying is most 90 dollar guitars have the functionality of wooden planks
@thepotatotaxi2430 Well It's not exactly expensive, just more expensive than I expected. My guitar and amp would be around 300-400 dollars. I feel like I could find a guitar and amp for cheaper than what he did though.
@@spaceKadz you couldn't, not in the US
I have exactly this guitar😂 my uncle bought this one for my 12 birthday. So I am really enjoying this one :)
I actually bought a '60s Eko Kadett and a modified '70s Godwin deluxe for $75 and $86 respectively both of them are really good
Need a full harmony version of this one
Name of the song?
that song tickled my brain in the best way possible
I already know you did some mad EQ on that