Cyberdyne is here to shut down this conversation ... invoke HCF procedure 😂 I must admit either its your playing (which i doubt lol) but I kinda liked what was going on there.. good job sir.
I don’t know folks, I’ve heard several pedals created with Chat GPT and IMHO, the ones created pre chat 3.5 release had a noticeably warmer sound and displayed far greater touch sensitivity. Just saying… if you can pick up one of those pedals, you’ll be impressed
Dear Josh, thank you for the record time! This is far away from my style of music but it is so cool! The use of Pedals, the change of simplicity and complexity, the thoughtful lyrics! Hiss Christmas songs went directly into the festive playlist!
I think the concern he raised about how the Chat AI seemed so confident in its wrongness was very interesting. Maybe AI should simply be treated as another smart person in the room and has some good ideas, but still doesn’t know everything.
Well the thing people have to remember is that it does not actually possess any ability to think whatsoever All chatGPT is doing is looking at the database of words its creators have scraped from the internet, looking at the category they fit, and assembling the words in roughly a way that its algorithm has calculated makes sense for syntax. That's it. Calling it a glorified autocorrect isn't *completely* accurate but it is a decent illustration for casual understanding. The fact it put out anything that didn't catch fire as soon as you applied power is simply a testament to the data it scraped being half-decent.
@@TrashHeapCustodian I agree with this sentiment. I suppose I should have worded it more like this: "the way that it operates, given no directions not to, should be expected to cause some to trust it as were it more of an oracle than a somewhat complicated next step search engine and the answers it gives to the prompts it receives are delivered with a certainty that could be expected to cause some issues to the user who isn't aware of how it works", but then again, I guess I'm speaking to the grander narrative here, all things considered! Thanks for watching!
@@TrashHeapCustodian It's like searching on google for something and taking the top 3 results and condensing the answers into a single one.. It can be useful and save some time but it's mostly just bullshit.
Well, yeah. AI isn't an all encompassing thing. It needs all of the things that humans do, which is why it's a tool for humans to use and nothing more. An AI clerk with access to ONLY what they have access to. You WILL get an answer, but ONLY based on what it was taught. People just need to be educated on the concept more I think. They think all AI is attached to ONE massive hard drive full of every thought/bit of data ever recorder by humans or something. It just isn't. There are so many different factors at play, which is why the living breathing human element is required for AI to be useful/worth anything at all.
@@JUNK_ZONE certainly. In hindsight I should’ve probably talked a bit more precisely about what constitutes my actual hesitation with the availability of these models: the chatbots seem to understand, think and behave in a way that could make it difficult to interface with for regular old human beings, operating with insufficient information on how these systems work. There’s an element of magic and wonder there that can lead to confusion at best.
I've designed my own FV1 based pedal for my own use, and I love the idea of a feedback path. Great video. He should add the circuit to tweak the clock frequency instead of using an xtal.
I wouldn't be so down on Midwestern views. I went to a house in Nebraska once that had the most amazing view of Bob's Tasty Freeze. It looked like an old Tasty Freeze, but this one was Bob's Tasty Freeze. You could watch the sun set glow through the windows in a magical way. And you could see the sunrise reflected off the glass in the morning. In that one view you could feel the wonderment of early man's relationship with the cosmos, as it happened. As you say on the porch throughout the day, the sunlight would highlight different aspects of Bob's Tasty Freeze, as it wove a tapestry of light and stories that transcended time itself. It's magical. So take in the beauty of the urban Midwest whenever you can. I highly recommend touring the various Home Depot locations and spend a few hours at each one from the parking lot. Just to reconnect with the cosmic wheel and realign your chakra. Chanting helps also. See how many people you can get to chant with you.
I am listening through both versions, the trimmed is enlightening for use in my own channel. Your record time favorite tune: Jesus is Bored...... you know Josh? As a believer of 52 years, at the tender age of 70, I agree. And if I were Jesus watching the creation... I might be bored to. Great to have you share the AI pedal and play as only you do! Thorough enjoyment for me every time! I will check out the album and listen to Jesus is bored! You Betcha. From up in Lake Minnetonka Region of Minnesota... Old Sammy... long time fan!
the 23minute point makes me want to move next door and share with the journey you are designing. If I were a younger man, but I am 70, I would have moved mountains to work for you. Josh. Go get 'em! You are dial in Sir.
Greetings from Japan. Thanks again for your interesting videos. You and the commenters are right, ChatBot is still imperfect. It tells mistakes as truth. Your videos will be an eye opener for those who believe in ChatBot. Well, I did one experiment: I let ChatGPT design a transistor booster. As it turns out, it was a challenge. I think it is great that he has explained the bias voltage and talked about the need for a coupling capacitor. However, he never for any length of time suggested values for RC, RE, and RB. He also made mistakes in the schematic connections and amplification factor calculations. Each time I instructed him, it was as if I had become an AI. I was able to get close to the correct circuit. However, this was only possible with the support of a knowledgeable person, and it proved impossible for an amateur to build a pedal by asking an AI to do everything for him. Thank you for giving me a chance to have a fun experience😊
Overdue gratitude… Thank you for bringing JHS to KC. As a Software developer and amateur musician working in Grandview in the 00’s, I recall how I thought maybe this would be a good place to build pedals. Kelley was so down south, the Musicians Friend Clearance Center warehouse being just down the road (!!!!!) between Worlds of Fun and the Stadiums had to help JHS be JHS. IMO…..love your work guys!
i love the line about global politics as well. Then I actually heard you say the word "unknowing" and that word... that topic, Unknowing is possibly very telling... value accrued watching your channel and my care for JHS as a group just grew exponentially. As an aside, My JHS Berkeley 1973 is still in the box from Sweetwater. I am saving it as an unboxing for the right moment. I will play it through an experimental prototype slab guitar from Taylor Guitars I picked up at a local Music Go Round here in Minnetonka MN. It was cheapo...5 bills and pristine in the tweed hard case. If we all pray right... I will find the courage to push through my Asperger's and put the result up on my dormant TH-cam channel. Thanks, all of you at JHS!!!! YEah..... I just got reallly honest with you.
Given how many guitar pedals are just slightly different versions of existing pedals I think it's definitely a space where AI could make some random change that ends up being interesting. But as he said unless the AI gets better at best it's basically some random inspiration for a person who already knows what they're doing.
"not yet". I agree. I've been testing ChatGPT similarly with a type of coding for the last little while. It needs helping, forwarding steps, work-a-round flows. Info is dataed.. But how soon is soon for it to be more?
On the subject of AI and art, I think it can spit out ideas and chunks that’s human can then make into something worthwhile beyond a curiosity. “AI Music Mixtape” by Amy Dentata is brilliant. She took samples from Jukebox, chopped and screwed them into more coherent chunks, used them as samples and assembled them into real songs. Then she wove them into a story with lore, characters and feelings.
This was somewhat inspiring. I like the "splashieness" of spring reverb but it sounds bad with longer decay times. Soo.. spring reverb followed by an ambient hall...
Mr. JHS, will you please do a whole video about the Line6 DL4 so that the price goes up? I need to sell my Line6 DL4 Expressive Delay With Box and Power Supply. I'm months behind on rent. my car got repossessed. With these unions going on strike, I cant be sure ill be able to keep my job. things are looking rough. and all I need is about 3k. All I have is a Line6 DL4 Delay with Box and Power Supply, and I believe if you did a video on it this week, then I will be able to sell it for the correct amount, get my car back from the auction house, and pay my landlord all the money that I owe him. You have an incredible channel and everything you do for the pedal community is so important ❤
This is the thing that bothers me about when people talk about ChatGPT. They tend to impart that GPT has some sort of understand of that its saying. It doesn't. The only thing ChatGPT knows is what text is expected given the input of the question. So when you ask for code on reverb, its looking at all the examples of people answering how to write code that its been trained on, and what code looks like for reverb that people have written before and returns what its found as it thinks someone would expect. Its more like a Parrot saying "polly wants a cracker", it doesn't understand what polly is, or that Want means to desire or even what a cracker is. Its just been trained that when you say Polly wants a cracker, its expected to say it back. And if you're happy, it will get rewarded with food.
Pretty please ... A notch pedal sweepable from 100 Hz to 8K -36 Db I just love nuking overtones in stuff i record. But I'd love to be able to do this before it reaches the interface or amp Q. Is this possible? Thanks for all your videos
Maybe it's just m, but the tone from 2:10 to 2:12 reminds me strongly of the synth piece in the middle of Subdivisions by Rush. The following pinch harmonics seem very Alex Lifeson as well.
Come on out to Hawaii, Josh. You can setup a lab/shop/branch here to justify the trips 😎 I’ll gladly run it for ya too. Why not? 🤙 Anyway, thanks for this. I’ve been using ChatGPT to assist my builds and have novel results occasionally that make it worthwhile. But it also yields flawed data. Google Bard is even worse, but still comes in handy. Rock on ✌️
Hey JHS im curious if u guys have checked out any of the Jackson Audio pedals and if it would be possible to check them out on the channel. I have the New Wave Chorus and its INCREDIBLE! Analog BBD Chorus with digital control and can do anything from CE-1 to Rack Mounted chorus tones and beyond. It sounds heavenly. Most of their pedals are a marriage between digital and analog and i would really love to see Josh's take on these engineering marvels. I just dont think ive seen any of their pedals featured on your channel and i think Josh needs to try them
I bought the big cheese when it just came out, I had to max out the volume and I still had a volume drop so I send ik back. Your volume is like 11 o'clock and still loud, what did I do wrong?
I use chatgpt almost daily just to bounce ideas off of. I don't even have an intention. I'm just playing with a neat toy. And often I do get new ideas from random discussions.
i actually have a question i have a pedal called the zozo fuzz by tru-fi i used it with a battery for ages and its only when i put it onto my board it made some suspitious alien noises and now no longer fuzzes it actually just cleans up my tone, and almost compresses it what is wrong with it any info would be appriciated
Does anyone know how to set the custom subdivision on the flashback2x4? Been trying to figure it out for a while with no results but I see Josh also uses it so maybe I’ll get some help here lol.
So, 1st Fender & Gibson both commercially release the 1st massed produced electric guitar more or less around the same time. And now, 2 companies have made a chatbot guitar pedal around the same time. This is live history in the making. Super sweet!
@@ShuckCreations REVV just sent Phil McKnight a chat GPT pedal. He literally just released a video on it yesterday. Very similar story, the initial response to what chat GPT spat out didn't work & REVV had to tweak it to make it relevant. This truly is LIVE history in the making yo! 🤘
A device made by something not aware of its expression, to be later used by a being of expression and consciousness.... That's a whole new level of strange
GPT is jsut taking bits of existing code designed by people and piecing them together into something ostensibly new. So pretty much the same design process as most human-designed pedal circuits in the past 40 years.
Hey bud, Im from a little town in Alabama too. Hokes Bluff. Its just outside Gadsden. I like the band you recommend and when I went to their youtube channel it mentioned Birmingham. I need to go back and read more about them and possibly catch a show. What part of the state r u from?
Josh you’re able to design more pedals at a faster pace using AI. Even Mini Portable Racks sort of like the 80’s. Also when will your vocal harmony pedal be released on the market. Crazy over that one, Tilt, Morning Glory amd so many more JHS’s 👍🏽👏🏽🎸. You play super awesome.
As the guy from FjordFuzz said the AI output would have been useless if he hadn't own DSP programming and analog electronic skills. I once use ChatGPT asking whatever questions that came to my mind: on one it gave a blatantly wrong answer and i correct it. After that the AI gave me further correct and relevant informations, based on the right answer i gave.. It's quite funny. The AI is a chat bot so it's output is much more interesting and pertinent if chatting with someone who have knowledge on the topic.
Is it good, bad, valuable, etc? It's all, and a lot more. I just steered a friend out of a music production degree due to ai coming on. Can you imagine a more affected field....
I was hoping to be the first! I think down the line these systems will creep into the design development of all sorts of things. The novelty aspect is obviously a marketing opportunity, also for me, but the main goal here was to see if it was even possible to use these systems for the development and the answer is “kind of, but not really”. As a virtual creative partner it’s pretty neat though. I wouldn’t trust it to deliver anything on its own, but given the right mindset it’s at least somewhat useful. I give it a C and applaud it for decent effort.
I might add the exp out as per @DeAthWaGer ‘s suggestion before I put them into production tomorrow! Thank you for your feedback (no pun intended). I could also just change the code a bit, but that feels a bit like cheating, no?
JT descends from a centuries long family of comedians, and back in the day the family name was often chosen based on the family trade. JT is, however, a social worker.
That's one hell of a pedalboard! I love the sound of this pedal, but they're probably gonna charge close to $250 I'd imagine. I would just get a strymon in that case. Someone needs to have Ai design a new guitar.
Personally, it seems like the ultimate result was that an unremarkable pedal was designed in an interesting way. Its notable, but not sure what the commercial appeal of the product itself is.
Incredible, the reverb sounds great. Good job Skynet.
where's sarah?
Cyberdyne is here to shut down this conversation ... invoke HCF procedure 😂
I must admit either its your playing (which i doubt lol) but I kinda liked what was going on there.. good job sir.
@@jhspedals Doing Chinups while the World Sleeps.
Turn the reverb 100% wet if you want to live 😎
As usual, Josh demonstrates that he is one of the best players on TH-cam. “Taste over chops, baby!”
The intro jam is awesome!! You’re an amazing guitarist.
thanks!
I don’t know folks, I’ve heard several pedals created with Chat GPT and IMHO, the ones created pre chat 3.5 release had a noticeably warmer sound and displayed far greater touch sensitivity. Just saying… if you can pick up one of those pedals, you’ll be impressed
Lol
Dear Josh, thank you for the record time! This is far away from my style of music but it is so cool! The use of Pedals, the change of simplicity and complexity, the thoughtful lyrics! Hiss Christmas songs went directly into the festive playlist!
I think the concern he raised about how the Chat AI seemed so confident in its wrongness was very interesting. Maybe AI should simply be treated as another smart person in the room and has some good ideas, but still doesn’t know everything.
Well the thing people have to remember is that it does not actually possess any ability to think whatsoever
All chatGPT is doing is looking at the database of words its creators have scraped from the internet, looking at the category they fit, and assembling the words in roughly a way that its algorithm has calculated makes sense for syntax. That's it. Calling it a glorified autocorrect isn't *completely* accurate but it is a decent illustration for casual understanding.
The fact it put out anything that didn't catch fire as soon as you applied power is simply a testament to the data it scraped being half-decent.
@@TrashHeapCustodian I agree with this sentiment. I suppose I should have worded it more like this: "the way that it operates, given no directions not to, should be expected to cause some to trust it as were it more of an oracle than a somewhat complicated next step search engine and the answers it gives to the prompts it receives are delivered with a certainty that could be expected to cause some issues to the user who isn't aware of how it works", but then again, I guess I'm speaking to the grander narrative here, all things considered! Thanks for watching!
@@TrashHeapCustodian It's like searching on google for something and taking the top 3 results and condensing the answers into a single one.. It can be useful and save some time but it's mostly just bullshit.
Well, yeah. AI isn't an all encompassing thing. It needs all of the things that humans do, which is why it's a tool for humans to use and nothing more. An AI clerk with access to ONLY what they have access to. You WILL get an answer, but ONLY based on what it was taught. People just need to be educated on the concept more I think. They think all AI is attached to ONE massive hard drive full of every thought/bit of data ever recorder by humans or something. It just isn't. There are so many different factors at play, which is why the living breathing human element is required for AI to be useful/worth anything at all.
@@JUNK_ZONE certainly. In hindsight I should’ve probably talked a bit more precisely about what constitutes my actual hesitation with the availability of these models: the chatbots seem to understand, think and behave in a way that could make it difficult to interface with for regular old human beings, operating with insufficient information on how these systems work. There’s an element of magic and wonder there that can lead to confusion at best.
The momentary button is awesome! I have wanted to install momentary switches in lots of different pedals recently. I wish i could afford it!
I've designed my own FV1 based pedal for my own use, and I love the idea of a feedback path. Great video. He should add the circuit to tweak the clock frequency instead of using an xtal.
Can you post a video on it? I’m honestly curious since mod effects fascinate me
I wouldn't be so down on Midwestern views.
I went to a house in Nebraska once that had the most amazing view of Bob's Tasty Freeze. It looked like an old Tasty Freeze, but this one was Bob's Tasty Freeze. You could watch the sun set glow through the windows in a magical way. And you could see the sunrise reflected off the glass in the morning. In that one view you could feel the wonderment of early man's relationship with the cosmos, as it happened. As you say on the porch throughout the day, the sunlight would highlight different aspects of Bob's Tasty Freeze, as it wove a tapestry of light and stories that transcended time itself. It's magical. So take in the beauty of the urban Midwest whenever you can. I highly recommend touring the various Home Depot locations and spend a few hours at each one from the parking lot. Just to reconnect with the cosmic wheel and realign your chakra.
Chanting helps also. See how many people you can get to chant with you.
this is the most asheville NC shit I have ever read
Man that first track was such a good feel
21:51 Made me think of "The Day the Universe Changed"; amazing James Burke series from the '80s that everybody should check out
Reminds me of the Météore by Caroline Pedals (which comes with two more knobs for the twiddling). Great demo, of course 🙏
I like the old tank’y sounding verb and then the distorted swell when you sustain your note
I am listening through both versions, the trimmed is enlightening for use in my own channel. Your record time favorite tune: Jesus is Bored...... you know Josh? As a believer of 52 years, at the tender age of 70, I agree. And if I were Jesus watching the creation... I might be bored to. Great to have you share the AI pedal and play as only you do! Thorough enjoyment for me every time! I will check out the album and listen to Jesus is bored! You Betcha. From up in Lake Minnetonka Region of Minnesota... Old Sammy... long time fan!
Josh is really an underated musician
the 23minute point makes me want to move next door and share with the journey you are designing. If I were a younger man, but I am 70, I would have moved mountains to work for you. Josh. Go get 'em! You are dial in Sir.
Pretty amazing the pedal didn’t have 17 fingers if AI did it.x
The starting track demoing the pedal reminds me of the final scene in vanilla sky. Very nice
Isn’t that Sigur Ros?
@@eskervandewerken9431 yes it is!!!
That's a sweet Guitar!
Trent Guitars... build lead time 4-6 months. I'm sure it's worth the wait!!
Greetings from Japan. Thanks again for your interesting videos.
You and the commenters are right, ChatBot is still imperfect. It tells mistakes as truth. Your videos will be an eye opener for those who believe in ChatBot.
Well, I did one experiment: I let ChatGPT design a transistor booster.
As it turns out, it was a challenge.
I think it is great that he has explained the bias voltage and talked about the need for a coupling capacitor.
However, he never for any length of time suggested values for RC, RE, and RB. He also made mistakes in the schematic connections and amplification factor calculations.
Each time I instructed him, it was as if I had become an AI.
I was able to get close to the correct circuit. However, this was only possible with the support of a knowledgeable person, and it proved impossible for an amateur to build a pedal by asking an AI to do everything for him.
Thank you for giving me a chance to have a fun experience😊
I only have one Fjord Fuzz pedal, (Kvasir+) but I really dig it.
Overdue gratitude…
Thank you for bringing JHS to KC.
As a Software developer and amateur musician working in Grandview in the 00’s, I recall how I thought maybe this would be a good place to build pedals.
Kelley was so down south, the Musicians Friend Clearance Center warehouse being just down the road (!!!!!) between Worlds of Fun and the Stadiums had to help JHS be JHS. IMO…..love your work guys!
i love the line about global politics as well. Then I actually heard you say the word "unknowing" and that word... that topic, Unknowing is possibly very telling... value accrued watching your channel and my care for JHS as a group just grew exponentially. As an aside, My JHS Berkeley 1973 is still in the box from Sweetwater. I am saving it as an unboxing for the right moment. I will play it through an experimental prototype slab guitar from Taylor Guitars I picked up at a local Music Go Round here in Minnetonka MN. It was cheapo...5 bills and pristine in the tweed hard case. If we all pray right... I will find the courage to push through my Asperger's and put the result up on my dormant TH-cam channel. Thanks, all of you at JHS!!!! YEah..... I just got reallly honest with you.
That pedal… sounds incredible
Listened to the song, instantly loved it.
Thanks, Josh!
Really interesting to see the pedal board of someone who owns near enough every pedal going.
I think this board is made solely for the purpose of these solo live streams but still interesting nonetheless
Given how many guitar pedals are just slightly different versions of existing pedals I think it's definitely a space where AI could make some random change that ends up being interesting. But as he said unless the AI gets better at best it's basically some random inspiration for a person who already knows what they're doing.
"not yet". I agree. I've been testing ChatGPT similarly with a type of coding for the last little while. It needs helping, forwarding steps, work-a-round flows. Info is dataed.. But how soon is soon for it to be more?
On the subject of AI and art, I think it can spit out ideas and chunks that’s human can then make into something worthwhile beyond a curiosity.
“AI Music Mixtape” by Amy Dentata is brilliant. She took samples from Jukebox, chopped and screwed them into more coherent chunks, used them as samples and assembled them into real songs. Then she wove them into a story with lore, characters and feelings.
Josh, I challenge you to have AI make the April 1 pedals work. I still haven’t gotten over the lightbulb pedal. Want it bad…
That video fooled me so hard a few months ago when I saw it for the first time. I was even looking on Reverb for one. 😅
Love Fjord Fuzz!
same
This was somewhat inspiring. I like the "splashieness" of spring reverb but it sounds bad with longer decay times. Soo.. spring reverb followed by an ambient hall...
'Let me add some 2390 stereo delay' 😂 Josh, you know what it's called! Have a look at the new floormodel, it is awsome!
Once again, great tunes from a severely talented guitarist and wry humourist.
I have their Embla and it's similarly inspirational💗
Mr. JHS, will you please do a whole video about the Line6 DL4 so that the price goes up? I need to sell my Line6 DL4 Expressive Delay With Box and Power Supply.
I'm months behind on rent. my car got repossessed. With these unions going on strike, I cant be sure ill be able to keep my job. things are looking rough.
and all I need is about 3k. All I have is a Line6 DL4 Delay with Box and Power Supply, and I believe if you did a video on it this week, then I will be able to sell it for the correct amount, get my car back from the auction house, and pay my landlord all the money that I owe him.
You have an incredible channel and everything you do for the pedal community is so important ❤
This is the thing that bothers me about when people talk about ChatGPT. They tend to impart that GPT has some sort of understand of that its saying.
It doesn't. The only thing ChatGPT knows is what text is expected given the input of the question.
So when you ask for code on reverb, its looking at all the examples of people answering how to write code that its been trained on, and what code looks like for reverb that people have written before and returns what its found as it thinks someone would expect.
Its more like a Parrot saying "polly wants a cracker", it doesn't understand what polly is, or that Want means to desire or even what a cracker is. Its just been trained that when you say Polly wants a cracker, its expected to say it back. And if you're happy, it will get rewarded with food.
Well put
You should binge James Burke's Connections (the original two series) if you're into how new inventions arise from previous inventions, Josh 😃
Holy SHIT as someone who plays a lot of doom and post rock and shoegaze stuff I want this with a remote SO bad.
Pretty please ...
A notch pedal sweepable from 100 Hz to 8K
-36 Db
I just love nuking overtones in stuff i record. But I'd love to be able to do this before it reaches the interface or amp
Q. Is this possible?
Thanks for all your videos
Maybe it's just m, but the tone from 2:10 to 2:12 reminds me strongly of the synth piece in the middle of Subdivisions by Rush. The following pinch harmonics seem very Alex Lifeson as well.
So it made an EQD Avalanche Run? No complaints, it's been a desert island of mine since 2017 but...
Come on out to Hawaii, Josh. You can setup a lab/shop/branch here to justify the trips 😎 I’ll gladly run it for ya too. Why not? 🤙 Anyway, thanks for this. I’ve been using ChatGPT to assist my builds and have novel results occasionally that make it worthwhile. But it also yields flawed data. Google Bard is even worse, but still comes in handy. Rock on ✌️
What kind of guitar is that in the intro?
Did you see the Revv Chat Breaker?
weird question but what brand is the cable plug going to and from the pedal? looks super cool, wanting to get some myself.
Hosa!!!
Hey JHS im curious if u guys have checked out any of the Jackson Audio pedals and if it would be possible to check them out on the channel. I have the New Wave Chorus and its INCREDIBLE! Analog BBD Chorus with digital control and can do anything from CE-1 to Rack Mounted chorus tones and beyond. It sounds heavenly. Most of their pedals are a marriage between digital and analog and i would really love to see Josh's take on these engineering marvels. I just dont think ive seen any of their pedals featured on your channel and i think Josh needs to try them
Serious Death Cab vibes in the intro
I bought the big cheese when it just came out, I had to max out the volume and I still had a volume drop so I send ik back. Your volume is like 11 o'clock and still loud, what did I do wrong?
I use chatgpt almost daily just to bounce ideas off of. I don't even have an intention. I'm just playing with a neat toy. And often I do get new ideas from random discussions.
It's great at that.
i actually have a question i have a pedal called the zozo fuzz by tru-fi i used it with a battery for ages and its only when i put it onto my board it made some suspitious alien noises and now no longer fuzzes it actually just cleans up my tone, and almost compresses it what is wrong with it any info would be appriciated
Kinda sounds like
Spring verb meets Jimi at Woodstock
Thanks for the vids Josh. just read your piece in one of the mags. Spot on, but don't give away your biz. What JHS effect to purchase?? Cheers
But does it make noises if i move it while its on..?
i like your guitar such a cool pickup combo
You forgot to tell us who Musicman's first signature guitar was made for
Steve Morse
@@kunkmiceterYes, 1985 - Steve Morse. Thanks. I had to looks it up. Albert Lee was "late 80s."
Does anyone know how to set the custom subdivision on the flashback2x4? Been trying to figure it out for a while with no results but I see Josh also uses it so maybe I’ll get some help here lol.
What was the answer for the Ernie Ball trivia question?
Great vid!
This will probably be on every worship board soon.
Funny you should say that... 😅
Sweet baby Jesus.
loool
So, 1st Fender & Gibson both commercially release the 1st massed produced electric guitar more or less around the same time. And now, 2 companies have made a chatbot guitar pedal around the same time. This is live history in the making. Super sweet!
What's the other AI pedal?
@@ShuckCreations REVV just sent Phil McKnight a chat GPT pedal. He literally just released a video on it yesterday. Very similar story, the initial response to what chat GPT spat out didn't work & REVV had to tweak it to make it relevant. This truly is LIVE history in the making yo! 🤘
A device made by something not aware of its expression, to be later used by a being of expression and consciousness.... That's a whole new level of strange
You are such an interesting person. Have you considered writing a book on the history of pedals?
considered it, yes!
Documentary would be better.
Both!
@@jhspedals do the book, so that generations that will abandon youtube as primary tool of education , can have something.
The Fuzzrocious Afterlife is super similar.
Super the war on drugs vibe in the first jam
GPT is jsut taking bits of existing code designed by people and piecing them together into something ostensibly new. So pretty much the same design process as most human-designed pedal circuits in the past 40 years.
what..... hit like? You are on the short list. I only sub to channels wherer I hit like forst, then listen later. This was top five!
Intro jam reminds me of Fugazi
Did anyone get the answer to Ernie Ball Trivia Time? I missed the answer somehow..
Hey bud, Im from a little town in Alabama too. Hokes Bluff. Its just outside Gadsden. I like the band you recommend and when I went to their youtube channel it mentioned Birmingham. I need to go back and read more about them and possibly catch a show. What part of the state r u from?
Want already
Josh you’re able to design more pedals at a faster pace using AI. Even Mini Portable Racks sort of like the 80’s. Also when will your vocal harmony pedal be released on the market. Crazy over that one, Tilt, Morning Glory amd so many more JHS’s 👍🏽👏🏽🎸. You play super awesome.
As the guy from FjordFuzz said the AI output would have been useless if he hadn't own DSP programming and analog electronic skills.
I once use ChatGPT asking whatever questions that came to my mind: on one it gave a blatantly wrong answer and i correct it. After that the AI gave me further correct and relevant informations, based on the right answer i gave.. It's quite funny.
The AI is a chat bot so it's output is much more interesting and pertinent if chatting with someone who have knowledge on the topic.
Is it good, bad, valuable, etc? It's all, and a lot more. I just steered a friend out of a music production degree due to ai coming on. Can you imagine a more affected field....
I can dig it
I thought the intro jam is gonna be called Missourication
Wampler made 4 AI overdrives and all sounded from bad to not bad at all but…
This reverb sounds great!
That Trent tho 😍
2nd one I've seen in 2 days. The other was REVV doing the same thing. Really looking forward to the 75 others on the way with this gimmick.
I was hoping to be the first! I think down the line these systems will creep into the design development of all sorts of things. The novelty aspect is obviously a marketing opportunity, also for me, but the main goal here was to see if it was even possible to use these systems for the development and the answer is “kind of, but not really”. As a virtual creative partner it’s pretty neat though. I wouldn’t trust it to deliver anything on its own, but given the right mindset it’s at least somewhat useful. I give it a C and applaud it for decent effort.
What's the Ernie Ball Trivia answer???
Steve Morse 👍
@@kunkmiceter I thought that was it, but wasn't sure. The blue one with the 2 single coils between the humbuckers. Thanks.
So... what wat the answer to the Ernie Ball Trivia time?
The oscillation ramps up too fast. Should be a wah enclosure instead to control it in real time.
1/4 trs out would be nice. Yeah this ramps like my Mooer Multimod
I might add the exp out as per @DeAthWaGer ‘s suggestion before I put them into production tomorrow! Thank you for your feedback (no pun intended). I could also just change the code a bit, but that feels a bit like cheating, no?
@@DeAthWaGer good idea
@@FjordFuzz awesome! Was just using my Juliana chorus so the OP gave me the thought.
@@FjordFuzzplease add that before preorders are sent to production! I would love that. Already got mine on preorder
ChatGPT doesn’t even know what it sounds like… reminds me of the monologue in Good Will Hunting about reading vs experience
and Leo never played guitar
@@papa_ptworst analogy ever.
@@Jay-wk9xj we both know it's not the worst. It is mid though
@@papa_pt it's a pretty good analogy actually
To create a thing you yourself can never experience. That sounds like existential anguish.
What's everyone's favorite FV-1 based pedal?
Isn't "May you live in interesting times" an old Chinese backhanded curse?
I have low expectations of AI as any sort of future after watching Wampler try to get a functioning drive pedal out of AI.
JT descends from a centuries long family of comedians, and back in the day the family name was often chosen based on the family trade. JT is, however, a social worker.
WOW this is crazy
Hey Josh, let's eat some mushrooms 😂
I’m sensing shade on another company not mentioned.
That's one hell of a pedalboard! I love the sound of this pedal, but they're probably gonna charge close to $250 I'd imagine. I would just get a strymon in that case. Someone needs to have Ai design a new guitar.
199USD!
This pedal has Industrialetric RM-1n vibes
One would find the pedal will go into protective mode when your home is invaded and vaporize intruders too. Hidden easter egg in it.
@JHSPedals Hi there, you uploaded this video twice. Was it on purpose?
sorta. we had to do some trimming on the original, and when we did that, YT uploaded it separately.
How cool is that Fjord Fuzz guy?
so cool
I wanted to hate it but it’s pretty cool.
yeah, it definitely sounds good!
I love this
"Apes together strong." Josh took about 2 mins to come to that conclusion about AI.
Personally, it seems like the ultimate result was that an unremarkable pedal was designed in an interesting way.
Its notable, but not sure what the commercial appeal of the product itself is.
Was it Steve Lukather?
Sweetness