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I loved that looped progression at the end. You did a great job placing the parts in different octaves and using different rhythms so they didn't step on each other.
Ive always been a huge fuzz fan, so Ive always run some form of Big Muff as my distortion, and I dont think I could have it any other way. Works incredibly well with both high tempo punk and slower, metal-like riffs.
Typically I do, but it's always fun to bust out the pedal board every once in a while. Plus it's a lot more interesting to look at than an OBS capture, haha.
@@silveralt98 Most of the time I'm just using my Axe FX, but if I do end up using a sim instead, it'll usually be one of Neural's (Nolly's is normally my go-to) or Guitar Rig 6. Can't say I've ever heard of NAM though.
I played through a jcm 900 or 2000 DSL 100 and I usually use a Friedman Buxom boost, Wampler Triumph, or a Mosky Silver Horse and it kicks both amps up a notch, and if I want higher gain I'll throw onto the pedals at the same time
@@sgtmusic I have the High Gain Dual Reverb 50w but with 6L6, do you have EL34 tubes? You know i have an SD-1 but I like what my Wampler, Buxom Boost, or Mosky do for my amp better. I also have a Berhinger Vintage Tube Overdrive T0800 that doesn't sound too bad through it but I'm using it onnmy bass rig right now for OD. Do you habe any videos of your band?
tubescreamer type pedal and mid gain drive pedal is my go to, i just had a bad monkey and a marshall base pedal, sometimes i stacked them depends on the song.
It's been awhile since I've used any pedals, but I'd probably just try to keep the level pretty consistent from one pedal to the next. Just makes things easier from both a practical and recording perspective.
Sure thing! Out of the ones I own / have tried, I tend to like the blues driver styles, as you can get a nice, crunchy sound out of them. I don't really like super high gain tones for punk, so something like that is a nice in-between.
Dead Kennedys lead guitars were always caked in effects like delays and reverbs. That's a big part of that surf rock sound they had going on. The clash also used a lot of phasers / flangers. Like if you listen to Mick's leads on Jimmy Jazz, or just London Calling in general, there's a lot of effects on them.
@@allstarlord9110 I don't think you "need" anything, it's entirely down to personal preference. I don't personally use any, and if I need an effect, I'll just apply it in post for the most part. I think it mostly depends on the sound you're going for. If it's a straight forward punk band, probably not. If you're playing shoegaze, then most likely you would. Context is key.
Hi man sorry for the beginner and stupid question but in some lives of Anthem pt.2 by blink, the intro starts with a clean “dirty”(?) distortion and then the riff becomes heavier with another distortion, what pedals can i use to replicate it?
If you're using a clean amp tone and then a distortion pedal to drive that, I'd just leave the distortion off for the clean arpeggio part, and then kick it on for the main riff.
A compressor pedal is pretty helpful, especially if you're doing a lot of tapping parts. Outside of that, I wouldn't say there's a ton of specific pedals you'd need for Midwest Emo.
@@SugarpillProdhey man, just wanna say I appreciate this video. While it wasn’t quite what I was looking for (I’m looking for more classic first wave punk or grunge sounds), I feel like this will help a lot of people
I've put links to all the pedals used in this video in the description. Don't forget to use my discount code to get 12-15% off your purchase!
Donner Website: bit.ly/3IDBEIu
Discount Code: Sugarpill
US and CA: 12% OFF
EU, AU, and MX: 15% OFF
I loved that looped progression at the end. You did a great job placing the parts in different octaves and using different rhythms so they didn't step on each other.
Thanks man, really appreciate that!
Ive always been a huge fuzz fan, so Ive always run some form of Big Muff as my distortion, and I dont think I could have it any other way. Works incredibly well with both high tempo punk and slower, metal-like riffs.
Cool seeing you put these pedals to use. I always thought you use pure VST and simulators.
Typically I do, but it's always fun to bust out the pedal board every once in a while. Plus it's a lot more interesting to look at than an OBS capture, haha.
@@SugarpillProd Could I ask what amp sims you like best? Have you checked out NAM?
@@silveralt98 Most of the time I'm just using my Axe FX, but if I do end up using a sim instead, it'll usually be one of Neural's (Nolly's is normally my go-to) or Guitar Rig 6. Can't say I've ever heard of NAM though.
@@SugarpillProd look up Neural Amp Modeler. You’ll be glad you did
@@silveralt98 Cool, I'll check it out 👍
I played through a jcm 900 or 2000 DSL 100 and I usually use a Friedman Buxom boost, Wampler Triumph, or a Mosky Silver Horse and it kicks both amps up a notch, and if I want higher gain I'll throw onto the pedals at the same time
Same.. JCM900 with Dual Reverb, DDelay, Wah wah and Tuner for live shows. Only now adding pedals back in: Tube Screamer and DS-1
@@sgtmusic I have the High Gain Dual Reverb 50w but with 6L6, do you have EL34 tubes? You know i have an SD-1 but I like what my Wampler, Buxom Boost, or Mosky do for my amp better. I also have a Berhinger Vintage Tube Overdrive T0800 that doesn't sound too bad through it but I'm using it onnmy bass rig right now for OD. Do you habe any videos of your band?
tubescreamer type pedal and mid gain drive pedal is my go to, i just had a bad monkey and a marshall base pedal, sometimes i stacked them depends on the song.
Nice, pretty classic setup 👍
Which one for a sound similar to the guitar of Jake Kolatis from The Casualties
What is that drum prog at 1:11 ?
Quality content as always 😎👍🎸
Thanks for watching 🤘
So when gain staging, you keep the gain low or it will get squeely?
It's been awhile since I've used any pedals, but I'd probably just try to keep the level pretty consistent from one pedal to the next. Just makes things easier from both a practical and recording perspective.
I think a big muff pedal russian or nyc would would work nicely for punk especially garage punk bands like mudhoney
Hey, what about a video with punk bass pedals?
Might do one in the future 👍
Thanks for the video! What is your overall top pick distortion pedal for pop punk?
Sure thing! Out of the ones I own / have tried, I tend to like the blues driver styles, as you can get a nice, crunchy sound out of them. I don't really like super high gain tones for punk, so something like that is a nice in-between.
@@SugarpillProd thanks!
Is it really necessary though? I don’t think any of the big bands like The Clash Dead Kennedys or the Circle jerks used any
Dead Kennedys lead guitars were always caked in effects like delays and reverbs. That's a big part of that surf rock sound they had going on. The clash also used a lot of phasers / flangers. Like if you listen to Mick's leads on Jimmy Jazz, or just London Calling in general, there's a lot of effects on them.
@@SugarpillProd Yeah true saying the dead kennedys didn’t use pedals wasn’t my brightest moment
But, do you think you need pedals to play punk in a live setting? Is it necessary for the rhythm guitarist?
@@allstarlord9110 I don't think you "need" anything, it's entirely down to personal preference. I don't personally use any, and if I need an effect, I'll just apply it in post for the most part. I think it mostly depends on the sound you're going for. If it's a straight forward punk band, probably not. If you're playing shoegaze, then most likely you would. Context is key.
@@SugarpillProd Thank you dude,that helped
Hi man sorry for the beginner and stupid question but in some lives of Anthem pt.2 by blink, the intro starts with a clean “dirty”(?) distortion and then the riff becomes heavier with another distortion, what pedals can i use to replicate it?
If you're using a clean amp tone and then a distortion pedal to drive that, I'd just leave the distortion off for the clean arpeggio part, and then kick it on for the main riff.
Mola mucho! Gracias
No problem, thanks for watching!
is there different pedals you reccomend for midwest emo? might be the same but thought is ask
A compressor pedal is pretty helpful, especially if you're doing a lot of tapping parts. Outside of that, I wouldn't say there's a ton of specific pedals you'd need for Midwest Emo.
You forgot the most important pedal the DOD punkifier I got a great clone of one and it can cover about everything
Never heard of that one, but it sounds cool 👍
@@SugarpillProd it's an overdrive and fuzz in one pedal that can cover about any sound it reminds me of say an Mxr dookie drive mixed with a fuzzface
Fidlar mentioned holy shit
What drums are those ?!?!
The drums you're hearing are Superior Drummer 2, but if you mean the bit onscreen, then it's Mixwave's Jay Weinberg kit.
Lol I was just talking about pedals in the discord 😅
Haha nice!
Alkaline Trio FTW
None of this is Punk
I'm sure you're a real authority on the subject.
@@SugarpillProdhey man, just wanna say I appreciate this video. While it wasn’t quite what I was looking for (I’m looking for more classic first wave punk or grunge sounds), I feel like this will help a lot of people
@@PineMountainMusician No problem, I'm happy it helped in some way!
Sponsored by Donner and proceeds to not play any punk music👍
That donkey pp is punk af though 👍
not punk
Thanks for letting me know, I was real worried for a second there 😅