I *especially* enjoyed the jam part of this episode. Nice playing, and it's interesting to hear the effect in a mix. Very different to hearing them solo.
Best Pick'N'Mix ever! Yes, please do include the jams at the end as they give much better context as well as show some creative uses that would sound silly or un-useful outside of a mix.
Had one and regret it ....with a providence sov-z for crunch sound, it was killer ! Better I think than the Jetter gold std I have ! Easier to damn. Jetter volume is hard to kind , it is so loud !!!!
Diamond are a top company. I bought a second hand Boost/EQ pedal and it had a problem. Emailed them to see if they knew what it could be and see if they could offer any advice - not only did they help, but they offered to send me the part free of charge! Didn't ask for a serial number or proof or purchase or any of that stuff. Brilliant customer service!
Diamond j drive has always been my fav. Dan/Mic Did you know they made j drive TR they only made 100 of them but can switch the boost to a germanium treble boost its UNREAL and I am lucked to have one . Sounds like a Dallas range master and then u hit the drive WOW,,
Yeah, definitely like hearing the pedals in context. It's really nice to hear you guys really play a bit, instead of only hearing "sound tests" most of the time. The Diamond was truly killer, but I think my fave is the Fender.
Love the jam for the pick n mix. Fantastic idea. Really stoked to see Diamond on the show. Not only do they make amazing pedals (their Memory Lane Jr delay is superb and I go nowhere without it), their customer service is absolutely ACE.
The backing tracks is a good way to contextualize a pedal. Pete Thorn does a really good job of this. This format is IMO better that the "let's review 4 pedals on speed" approach from earlier times. Good 1st effort!
That was half an hour that flew by! Thanks. I really enjoyed the backing track section. gives a good idea of what might be possible with the pedals. Nice to have the dB meter back.
Diamond Tremolo is absolutely Killer. Thick, Throbbing Analog Tremolo with Tons of Options & Flexibility. Its because of Dan & Mick - that I had to have a Phenomenal Sounding Tremolo Pedal. It's more useful that I ever imagined. I keep it at the: (end of my signal chain) after my DD-500 > Big Sky > Diamond Tremolo = Monster Sound !!!
Jam/Context is great. but most importantly how can it ever really take longer than it should if you're into it and having fun, unless its eating into time with loved ones. It's always a high light when the two of get caught up in something you really enjoy over getting stuck on something frustrating and wonky (but those moments are always teachable ones and I think I've learned a lot from them)
It was soooo good to hear your positive comments on Diamond. I’ve had a J drive for long while (love it) I also have a halo chorus and a boost. Very good episode.
One thing that I've noticed is Mick's phrasing is, though always tasteful, is always WAY more original when he plays in a musical context (backing tracks, studio, etc.). His solo was outstanding on the jam section.
@@ThatPedalShow You sound fine. We all "struggle " because we don't sound like the musician in our heads, but we all forget that the audience can't hear that person. They only hear the musician in front of them. Now, if I can remember that for myself after a "bad" show. 😂
I was laid up a few weeks and to fend off boredom, I watched several years of tour show. What I came to realize was how much more Mick gets into his playing when using a humbucker guitar. Mick always looks happier, free and blissful playing humbuckers, yet he favors his Strat. Food for throught, Mick. Go back and watch your playing and listen. It's even more spectacular.
Ha! It’s probably because there’s always more gain and so it’s all flashy bollocks. All bass and gain. Big fat sounds do make it easier to play here in TH-cam hell. Hope you’re feeling better!
Mick- I’ve watched your video on your Classic Reverb Sig minimum 15 times in the last month. Finally pulled the trigger and am waiting by the door for it to arrive(literally it will be here any minute). Red wine chassis 😮 just loved your comparison to it being like a car you are borrowing or don’t deserve with how amazing it is. I can’t wait and wanted to thank you for making such a great recommendation- can’t wait to play it!!
Oh blimey, wishing you all the best Matthew! I’ve learned so much about the amp since then and I think it sounds better now too - the cab has some miles on it especially. Still the beat sounding and feeling guitar amp I have EVER played. I’m my personal opinion of course. Enjoy!
So excited to see this video! The new Fender stereo pedals (Bubbler chorus, Pinwheel rotary, and the Tre-Verb) are pretty amazing, and I think the Tre-Verb is one of the best of the bunch. I especially love the reversability of it. I've also been really intrigued by the Union T&T pedals. I've always been a trem into reverb girl, but one thing you didn't mention is that the Tre-Verb is a fully stereo pedal, stereo in and stereo out, which makes it perfect after a stereo chorus and delay. I'm really hoping that Fender releases a stereo version of their Marine Layer Reverb, because I want to hear the Tre-Verb going spring into trem, then into a stereo digital reverb. Yes, keep the jam. it's very useful.
Yes, the backing track format is great. It's much more informative to hear the pedals in a more developed context, and it's also just nice to hear you both play. More like this, please!
Yes! Love the J drive, been on my board for quite a while. I like to put a tube screamer before it and turn up the warmth, on my deluxe reverb it sounds like I'm cranking a marshall amp
I really dug the Diamond boost tone. And the Union may be best guitar pedal compressor I've heard. Definitely more outro playing! It really adds to communicating what each pedal sounds like and shows ideas about how it can be used. Great playing!
Love this format, really helps to hear the pedals in context. Don't feel the need to keep the episodes short for our benefit, could listen to you guys jam all day!
Great episode again guys! The backing track part really worked I thought, some nice playing and nice sounds in there. I know you were slightly rushing through the pedal bits in order to get to the jam, but I actually thought the proportion of demo-ing to jamming- was perfect and you still got the vid in under 30 mins!
Wow! Mick was throwing out some absolutely filthy licks over that backing track, and Dan working the Rose pedal had some crazy sounds. Like the backing track idea, It helps show the pedals in context and it seems like you guys had a lot of fun with it too.
Jam session suits nicely previous individual demo. It gives an idea of what those pedals could sound when you mess around in impro context. Very instructive as usual.
You should both pick your Gretsch guitars up and make video about acoustic guitars! What amps sound good with them? What pedals to use? Tips about EQ? Boost pedals? OD pedals? Delay? Reverb? Chorus? Make a special Gretsch video! It is very hard to find this kind of content!
Much more indicative of the pedals uses and character in the jam context. Please continue the jams (and all the rest of your great work!). Thanks so much for all you do and all that I've learned.
G'day gents. Loved watching you both madly adjusting pedals at the same time. It's great to see you both having fun Schwangs together and smiles on the dials. Love the show. Do more please!
It's one thing to hear you guys noodle a bit when tweaking knobs on the pedals. But when you get in the zone like you did over the backing track. That's what it's All about. That was awesome 😎🎸
Whether we need to hear the pedals for ourselves or not, it is inspiring to see you guys tool around with them creatively... it is a helpful way to break static thinking about pedals... oh, and absolutely fabulous playing and for the love of all that is good and wholesome... KEEP THE JAMS COMING!!!!! Idea: Make these jams the backing tracks of the episodes out of the shed!
showing these pedals in a song context is such a good idea. It works particularly well here IMO partially because Dan and Mick have different styles while also being very respectful of how the other plays, which makes it mesh really well. And having each of them take just two pedals to focus on keeps it nice and concise, to the point where i was only listening (not watching) as they played along to the track and i could still tell who was who and which pedals they were using. Can’t say enough good things!
I liked that you only showcased four pedals. More pedals than that and I start to lose track of what I liked or didn't like. Favorite tones: 335 with the J-drive!
Howdy boys. The jam worked well for a few reasons. Definitely a great way to hear them,as in the way they’re supposed to be heard. I watch your show in the morning and it was great to see blokes just enjoying.....well everything, the gear, the show, the jam, each other, life. Great way to start the day. Thanks again aloha. Have Shwang!
Absolutely cracking episode. More like that, please. BTW, I *think* the Eventide Rose was designed in conjunction with Adrian Belew. Now, there's a guy you should try to get on the show; that lad knows a thing or two about effects and using them creatively.
Many have said it here, so I’ll be unusually brief. I know I’ve been a real PITA about this, but it’s absolutely true. Aside from demonstrating features, hearing all of this gear in isolation is of limited value. Heard in a band/recording mix it all comes into proper focus. It’s interesting how the effects so greatly diminish when other instruments are playing along. Thanks for this addition and please, keep doing it. Cheers and congrats for the 200K.
Yes, yes keep the jam at the end of pick n mix. I liked the Tre - verb. I have been on the look out for a new tremolo and verb pedal, I think I founded it. Great episode as always. All the pedals are on the radar now. Have a great one.
The jam is a good idea. Helps you imagine how the pedals work in a mix.
please keep then backing track jams for pic and mix, please. Really good to hear the pedals in context. love it!
I *especially* enjoyed the jam part of this episode. Nice playing, and it's interesting to hear the effect in a mix. Very different to hearing them solo.
agree!
Best Pick'N'Mix ever! Yes, please do include the jams at the end as they give much better context as well as show some creative uses that would sound silly or un-useful outside of a mix.
That Diamond pedal sounds great in this demo. Also reminded me of the King of tone. Backing tracks are a great idea!
Had one and regret it ....with a providence sov-z for crunch sound, it was killer ! Better I think than the Jetter gold std I have ! Easier to damn. Jetter volume is hard to kind , it is so loud !!!!
That fender treverb is gorgeous and the jam is a nice addition imo
Makes me proud to be Canadian. Two great Canadian pedal companies. Union tube and transistor and Diamond.
Chris Hepburn Radial Tonebone makes a nice Canadian pedal, too.
Happy to see Vancouver represented!
@@LorSTApunk07 Yes! I love all of the Radial stuff.
Diamond are a top company. I bought a second hand Boost/EQ pedal and it had a problem. Emailed them to see if they knew what it could be and see if they could offer any advice - not only did they help, but they offered to send me the part free of charge! Didn't ask for a serial number or proof or purchase or any of that stuff. Brilliant customer service!
Jams are so necessary for context. Plus people want to be inspired by your playing. Keep them present por favor!
Thanks for bringing the pic-n-mix back, and I love the new format! Definitely will be testing out the Diamond j-drive, very chewy tones.
Joe Williams just grabbed one on eBay 99$ insane
The tremolo in the Tre-Verb is tap tempo too!
Yes! The DB meter lives.
Diamond did it again! Awesome pedal! Love that Union too....
Diamond j drive has always been my fav. Dan/Mic Did you know they made j drive TR they only made 100 of them but can switch the boost to a germanium treble boost its UNREAL and I am lucked to have one . Sounds like a Dallas range master and then u hit the drive WOW,,
Yeah, definitely like hearing the pedals in context. It's really nice to hear you guys really play a bit, instead of only hearing "sound tests" most of the time. The Diamond was truly killer, but I think my fave is the Fender.
Love the jam for the pick n mix. Fantastic idea. Really stoked to see Diamond on the show. Not only do they make amazing pedals (their Memory Lane Jr delay is superb and I go nowhere without it), their customer service is absolutely ACE.
The J-Drive is just great and I'm hyped to get my hands on the new one. The Rose is the most underrated new pedal of the year. There is so much to it
The backing tracks is a good way to contextualize a pedal. Pete Thorn does a really good job of this. This format is IMO better that the "let's review 4 pedals on speed" approach from earlier times. Good 1st effort!
That was half an hour that flew by! Thanks.
I really enjoyed the backing track section. gives a good idea of what might be possible with the pedals.
Nice to have the dB meter back.
Fender plate reverb sounded great.
Yes, backing track is great, Jam was fantastic, works well for demoing the pedals in context!
Diamond is one of the least flashy brands regarding artwork, marketing etc. But they sure sound excellent.
Memory lane jr is welded to my board
Diamond Tremolo is absolutely Killer. Thick, Throbbing Analog Tremolo with Tons of Options & Flexibility. Its because of Dan & Mick - that I had to have a Phenomenal Sounding Tremolo Pedal. It's more useful that I ever imagined. I keep it at the: (end of my signal chain) after my DD-500 > Big Sky > Diamond Tremolo = Monster Sound !!!
Yes on the backing track! Every episode should end with a jam outro in context. Love it
Jam good. Clean strat tone, best ever in the show.
Glad to see pick'n'mix back! Love the new format.
Yes! The db meter is back!
Jam/Context is great. but most importantly how can it ever really take longer than it should if you're into it and having fun, unless its eating into time with loved ones. It's always a high light when the two of get caught up in something you really enjoy over getting stuck on something frustrating and wonky (but those moments are always teachable ones and I think I've learned a lot from them)
It was soooo good to hear your positive comments on Diamond. I’ve had a J drive for long while (love it) I also have a halo chorus and a boost. Very good episode.
The Diamond J Drive worth the price of admission alone... loved the jammage also... and then there is that HC-30 tone pinning it together
One thing that I've noticed is Mick's phrasing is, though always tasteful, is always WAY more original when he plays in a musical context (backing tracks, studio, etc.). His solo was outstanding on the jam section.
Thanks Sean. I appreciate that. Truth is I really struggle to do guitar when there’s no music!
@@ThatPedalShow You sound fine. We all "struggle " because we don't sound like the musician in our heads, but we all forget that the audience can't hear that person. They only hear the musician in front of them. Now, if I can remember that for myself after a "bad" show. 😂
I was thinking this J-drive sounds like a king of tone and then Mick said it. Nuff said, order made.
I was laid up a few weeks and to fend off boredom, I watched several years of tour show. What I came to realize was how much more Mick gets into his playing when using a humbucker guitar. Mick always looks happier, free and blissful playing humbuckers, yet he favors his Strat. Food for throught, Mick. Go back and watch your playing and listen. It's even more spectacular.
Ha! It’s probably because there’s always more gain and so it’s all flashy bollocks. All bass and gain. Big fat sounds do make it easier to play here in TH-cam hell. Hope you’re feeling better!
Nice jam! It’s great seeing you guys play together! Love this format.
Yes please for the jam! That is a great addition to the pick n pix format. Absolutely would like that to be a staple from here on out.
The dB meter is back. Good.
Love the jamming aspect because it allows you to hear them in the context of a band setting!
Mick- I’ve watched your video on your Classic Reverb Sig minimum 15 times in the last month. Finally pulled the trigger and am waiting by the door for it to arrive(literally it will be here any minute). Red wine chassis 😮 just loved your comparison to it being like a car you are borrowing or don’t deserve with how amazing it is.
I can’t wait and wanted to thank you for making such a great recommendation- can’t wait to play it!!
Oh blimey, wishing you all the best Matthew! I’ve learned so much about the amp since then and I think it sounds better now too - the cab has some miles on it especially. Still the beat sounding and feeling guitar amp I have EVER played. I’m my personal opinion of course. Enjoy!
That Pedal Show beyond pumped! Thanks again for all you all do!
So excited to see this video! The new Fender stereo pedals (Bubbler chorus, Pinwheel rotary, and the Tre-Verb) are pretty amazing, and I think the Tre-Verb is one of the best of the bunch. I especially love the reversability of it. I've also been really intrigued by the Union T&T pedals.
I've always been a trem into reverb girl, but one thing you didn't mention is that the Tre-Verb is a fully stereo pedal, stereo in and stereo out, which makes it perfect after a stereo chorus and delay. I'm really hoping that Fender releases a stereo version of their Marine Layer Reverb, because I want to hear the Tre-Verb going spring into trem, then into a stereo digital reverb.
Yes, keep the jam. it's very useful.
That jam got tasty AF right quick. Mandatory backing track segments!
Diamond memory lane is the best analog delay pedal to ever be created. Great job getting two Canadian companies on your show!
The jam was excellent, do it again! The overall sound was great, and it was nice to hear things in context.
That was great, would love to see more diamond pedals
There will be more upcoming.....
Yes
That jam was pretty darn sweet! The timing on that delayed arpeggio in the middle was FIRE!
I have an original J-Drive, and have played my friends MKIII - I find the old one is louder and a little cleaner, but very similar! Both sound great
YES! Playing with the backing track makes all the difference.
Yes, the backing track format is great. It's much more informative to hear the pedals in a more developed context, and it's also just nice to hear you both play. More like this, please!
Yes! Love the J drive, been on my board for quite a while. I like to put a tube screamer before it and turn up the warmth, on my deluxe reverb it sounds like I'm cranking a marshall amp
I really dug the Diamond boost tone. And the Union may be best guitar pedal compressor I've heard. Definitely more outro playing! It really adds to communicating what each pedal sounds like and shows ideas about how it can be used. Great playing!
Love this format, really helps to hear the pedals in context.
Don't feel the need to keep the episodes short for our benefit, could listen to you guys jam all day!
Great episode again guys! The backing track part really worked I thought, some nice playing and nice sounds in there. I know you were slightly rushing through the pedal bits in order to get to the jam, but I actually thought the proportion of demo-ing to jamming- was perfect and you still got the vid in under 30 mins!
I love the jam !!!
More of that!!!
It really puts the pedal into context.
And it lets us here your take on them.
Best TPS jam ever!
Wow! Mick was throwing out some absolutely filthy licks over that backing track, and Dan working the Rose pedal had some crazy sounds. Like the backing track idea, It helps show the pedals in context and it seems like you guys had a lot of fun with it too.
Nice intro Dan. Great format. Inform then jam. My favourite TPS' are just you guys with a board of goodies to go through.
Congrats on 200,000 subs, and thank you for my early morning tone fix!
Thumbs up for the backing-track jam, great to have that context.
Jam session suits nicely previous individual demo. It gives an idea of what those pedals could sound when you mess around in impro context. Very instructive as usual.
We be jammin! Great addition to Pick'N'Mix!
yessss, finally another pick and mix
Unreal jam with the drum track guys. Probably your best articulation of percussive playing to date. Lots of love on this one.
You should both pick your Gretsch guitars up and make video about acoustic guitars! What amps sound good with them? What pedals to use? Tips about EQ? Boost pedals? OD pedals? Delay? Reverb? Chorus? Make a special Gretsch video! It is very hard to find this kind of content!
Reviewing pedals with backing tracks is so much better than the old format keep it going guys
Much more indicative of the pedals uses and character in the jam context. Please continue the jams (and all the rest of your great work!). Thanks so much for all you do and all that I've learned.
As always a great inspiring show. Fantastic having the pedals in the context of a backing track too. Keep doing it dudes.
Great to see Pick n Mix return, love the jam format to hear the pedals in a mix. Nice playing too. More please
Have a Diamond j drive for years now...and love it !
G'day gents. Loved watching you both madly adjusting pedals at the same time. It's great to see you both having fun Schwangs together and smiles on the dials. Love the show. Do more please!
I am loving the increased output of content. Frasier (spelling?) is the best thing to ever happen to all of us.
Fraser. He is indeed helping us to have greater capacity!
Aaaah the Pick & Mix it reminds me of the good ol' days when the show was pedals, pedals,pedals with nary a digression!!!
Mick's strat stat sounded particularly tasty in this video. Excellent work gentleman! Never stop Schwangin!
Yes, more jams please!
Loved the playing at the end.
I will watch any video you guys do. Thanks for sending good vibes into the world.
Speaking of Diamond pedals, their Halo Chorus is wonderful-the audio path is impeccable-even better in stereo.
It's one thing to hear you guys noodle a bit when tweaking knobs on the pedals. But when you get in the zone like you did over the backing track. That's what it's All about. That was awesome 😎🎸
Whether we need to hear the pedals for ourselves or not, it is inspiring to see you guys tool around with them creatively... it is a helpful way to break static thinking about pedals... oh, and absolutely fabulous playing and for the love of all that is good and wholesome... KEEP THE JAMS COMING!!!!! Idea: Make these jams the backing tracks of the episodes out of the shed!
Yup l like the new format Pik'n'Mick's
Enjoyoed muchly the Jam section
Glad to see another Pick'N'Mix. Backing track jam is great at showing the pedals in a band context. Keep it up!
That was awesome guys! Loved the jam.... great pedal choices too, not a bad one in the bunch.👍🏼
showing these pedals in a song context is such a good idea. It works particularly well here IMO partially because Dan and Mick have different styles while also being very respectful of how the other plays, which makes it mesh really well. And having each of them take just two pedals to focus on keeps it nice and concise, to the point where i was only listening (not watching) as they played along to the track and i could still tell who was who and which pedals they were using. Can’t say enough good things!
This jam is just ace, good choice of the backing track as well. Congrats with 200K subs!
I liked that you only showcased four pedals. More pedals than that and I start to lose track of what I liked or didn't like. Favorite tones: 335 with the J-drive!
Dan I don’t know about Mick but I love you. You guys both rock jams are much appreciated.
You guys sounded SICK with that backing track! It pulled out all kinds of new riffs and gave those pedals a practical context. GREAT idea!
Howdy boys. The jam worked well for a few reasons. Definitely a great way to hear them,as in the way they’re supposed to be heard. I watch your show in the morning and it was great to see blokes just enjoying.....well everything, the gear, the show, the jam, each other, life. Great way to start the day. Thanks again aloha. Have Shwang!
Loved it! Please do again.
I like the jamming. You guys always talk about effects in context, especially with regard to eq, and while this isn’t the same, it’s a lot closer.
Diamond really is the best
What a great jam at the end, great tones and playing.
Absolutely cracking episode. More like that, please. BTW, I *think* the Eventide Rose was designed in conjunction with Adrian Belew. Now, there's a guy you should try to get on the show; that lad knows a thing or two about effects and using them creatively.
Diamond j drive yes!!! You guys did this just for me right ;)
Many have said it here, so I’ll be unusually brief. I know I’ve been a real PITA about this, but it’s absolutely true. Aside from demonstrating features, hearing all of this gear in isolation is of limited value. Heard in a band/recording mix it all comes into proper focus. It’s interesting how the effects so greatly diminish when other instruments are playing along. Thanks for this addition and please, keep doing it. Cheers and congrats for the 200K.
The backing track was awesome!!!!
That J Drive Sounds so good!
dan love your tasteful use of the delay effect as part of your phrasing. badass
Love the backing track idea, brilliant 👍
Could watch you two play together for hours. Great video!
Love the backing track jam. Really helps add context to what is possible with the pedals IMHO. Keep it up.
Yes, yes keep the jam at the end of pick n mix. I liked the
Tre - verb. I have been on the look out for a new tremolo and verb pedal, I think I founded it. Great episode as always. All the pedals are on the radar now. Have a great one.
nice work lads.
IF it makes you happy, then do it. The world needs more people enjoying themselves.