@@looty8982 that isn't entirely accurate, not all "good" microphones try to recreate the sound as realistically as possible. Even in this vid although he's using a sdc (most accurate type of mic), it's in hyper cardioid setup close to the cab. Meaning that he would have clean enough of a source to do wondrous amounts of post processing like you hear in the video. What you want from a good rig (for recording) is to give the mixing engineer as easy of a job as possible, least noise, most dynamic range, strong transient response and frequency range. But even without that, you can still get the balance relatively decent with a limited cab.
Very true. I tried my brother's Epiphone LP Standard with his Roland Micro Cube, and cranking up the gain made everything sound like shit compared to my (overall inexpensive) Boss Katana.
That’s because solid state amps are less expensive than tube amps, and solid state is a more transparent technology. Meaning, they stay really nice and clean, but just collapse when driven, whereas tubes aren’t nearly as transparent and clear and articulate but they break up in a nice way.
Well, if you master clean, you should be able to afford a nicer rig with all the money you're making playing weddings and background events!? You want a 5150 with pedals galore? You gots to qualify!
I own a cheap guitar package, seriously clunky out of the box needing adjustment and gluing of a loose strap hook. It's settled into being a pretty nice unit, tone is acceptable and even holds tune fairly well.
I've had the same starcaster electric bass from hastings since 2006. Its the only electric instrument I've had thats soldering has never come loose. I had the action and bridge upgraded so its a solid bass now Its definitely the ole faithful. Never let me down
Mic cost was already mentioned, but mic placement matters a lot too. Depending on where you put the mic, and what sort of mic you use, you can get pretty different sounds out of the same amp setting and guitar.
Also don't forget the value of a good setup. Doesn't matter if you buy an expensive handcrafted Japanese chef's knife if you don't bother to sharpen it.
y añadir mucha reverb, que estos amplis no traen reverb y ahi suena mucha reverb y sospecho que un compressor.....ahi lo dejo, ya que nadie ha reparado en ese detalle
@@user-jc3ej4ln8k NO, ES EL MICROFONO, TIENE EFECTO BOOM NATURAL ADEMAS DE QUE CAPTA LOS SONIDOS DE LA ABITACION, TODO LO QUE ESCUCHAS ES SONIDO REAL, LO SE POR QUE TENGO UNO.
Really makes the ‘it’s the player, not the equipment’ stand out. Edit: Christ dudes, I saw the thing at the end of the video. That doesn’t undermine that he is a great player though.
I started playing back in the late 80’s early 90’s and I can say without a doubt the “cheap” things today are 1000% better than the cheap shit back then. Guitars like squire are built with sooo much better quality today. Now there’s no doubt a high end guitar plays better but a $100 guitar today plays like a $1000 guitar from 25 years ago.
The rise of precision computer controlled manufacturing. Back when things were still done with jigs and hand tools, you might've had a point in whinging about the country of origin, but nowadays a guy from indonesia can run a CNC router just as well as a guy from america or mexico. I really enjoy that it effectively puts a pin in lusting after the "best" gear. I know academically that a $350 RG is 90-95% as good as a prestige model, which gets me off ebay or reverb and into my seat to practice, because time spent practicing will make me sound way way way better than spending 2 hours and 3 grand on the "perfect" instrument. Now that music man majesty can be a reward for learning to shred instead of a desperation purchase to get a playable guitar.
For sure. I have a '96 strat outfitted with some nice seymore Duncan singles on the neck and bridge with a gotoh humbucker in the middle, and access to various vintage Gibsons and I genuinely prefer my cheapo ibanez for most of my recording
@@tychormthorp my friend buys and sells guitars from all makes and years etc so I'm playing different guitars constantly. A guitar that was $1,000 25 years ago does not compare to a modern $100 guitar. Maybe in terms of fretwork or nut filing, but in all other aspects the wood is always less dense and less resonant on cheaper guitars and has a totally different feel.
"La magia esta en las manos del interprete y no del intrumento propiamente tal" Gracias Seiji por tus videos; siempre me motivan para seguir aprendiendo este hermoso instrumento. Saludos Braulio.
@@zibelius6200 Al inicio aparecen los precios de la guitarra, ampli, etc... que duran unos segundos en la pantalla y justo al final, por una fracción de segundo, el precio del micrófono. Obvio fue a propósito y a mi gusto, cómico.
As usual from Seiji-San, sound good and clean. 0:31 $750 mic makes us hear 99% of the actual sound of a cheap guitar+cheap amplifier+cheap cable. I wonder the camera price he uses to make this video.
I appreciate him going for a cheap amp as well, but unfortunately I can’t help to think there’s additional mixing afterwards because the cheapest amps don’t come equipped with reverb and it sounds rather compressed.
how would the microphone quality affect the sound youd get out of it in real life? the idea is that you could buy this and get the same quality sound in real life camera quality and mic quality really dont make a difference.
A hobby of mine is buying cheap guitars second hand and setting them up. Doing the frets & nut then adjusting the guitar to factory specs and my own preferences. The cheapest guitars are most often strats. I've never had one that once set up wasn't very stable as far as tuning goes. And that's with a full floating trem. Action always ends up on the lower side of fender's specs. They play absolutely fine. As far as their sound goes, it's amazing to me how different each guitar sounds compared to all others. I've had tens of strats now and they're all unique sounding. Having said that, I've never had two of the same model guitar. So I've never had two 2010 Squires of the same model for instance. The same batch. I presume they would sound identical to each other.
@@gripface4928 Where do you live, Grip Face? I live in Australia which is one of the most expensive countries in the world for second hand gear. I pick up guitars from Gumtree and sometimes Ebay. But these are two overpriced options. I don't have a Fb account so marketplace is not for me. That's where the bargains are here. If you're in the States or Canada, or Europe then you're spoiled for choice. If you're in Asia it's the same. Just have a look around and be patient.
@@jinfin221 . Hi Jinfin. I don't modify my guitars. I only replace parts that are broken. Try raising and lowering your pickups. Yamaha is a very good instrument manufacturer.
I just recently got into playing guitar, probably about a year ago. I wanted to learn and teach myself so I was telling my buddies I want to get an acoustic well my friend said he had a really cheap one he’s give to me so I was like cool! Played that for a while until i broke a string and didn’t want to get it fixed lol but a couple months go by, my sisters boyfriend got her a really nice Yamaha acoustic and we both played that thing for about a year. I felt like I was getting better, and I really wanted to dabble with electric. So i broke down one day, saved some money and ordered a Fender bullet Squier, in clamshell pink because I’m a fan of pink lol. Got the cheapest 50$ fender amp with it and i’ve been learning songs and trying to teach myself tricks and chords these past couple months. I got to say, music has changed my life and for the better. Great video man, gives me inspiration to be able to play just like that
Brilliant to hear I’m the same tbh I started playing again after years off just picking it up now n again now I can pass hours on end playing and messing about with tones etc good luck man 🎸🤝
@@waleedshah1466 I’m a huge fan of alice in chains, really! I was so committed to learning a lot of my favorite songs from them I just looked up tutorial after tutorial and lesson after lesson. TH-cam and online tabs, I can fully say I know how to play nutshell entirely now. Thanks for responding!!
Yes, lots of nice digital reverb but I don't notice it being included in the list of items in the signal chain. Maybe he just made an honest oversight. But remove that reverb and this would not be so lush.
Saw this regularly in the studio. Ex: a band known for using a metric ton of Orange amps at violent volumes came in and we plugged them all into these tiny pignose amps. They distorted incredibly and no one had to die or lose their hearing.
An old friend of mine has a tiny little tube amp a Fender Greta. That things speaker distorted so nicely with nothing but the guitar. And you could still talk over it.
The player and the correct setup for the player is honestly the most important thing here! And I actually preferred the sound of this guitar than some other way too expensive guitars lol
That paint job is flawless though, I've seen candy apple red, but this definitely suits the name. You almost wanna taste it. Need more paint jobs like this on more legit strats
Самая дешëвая? Они, похоже, не знают, как мы тут записываем неподключëнную электрогитару на диктофон телефона, а потом в секвенсоре кладëм сверху дисторшн)))
Я гитару через переходник цепляю в телефон с помощью самопального провода состоящего из aux и штекера за 15р, а потом весь звук обрабатываю в спираченой программе n-track 9(кайфовая вещь)
I’ve been playing for about 2 years now. The most important thing I learned early on is to never blame my cheap guitar when I couldn’t do something. I simply needed to practice more.
if a guitar is set up right and stays in tune and the person playing it is competent then it'll sound good, no matter what the cost. that being said, a touch of reverb (idk if the amp had that or if you added it in post) definitely helps make something like this sound better
I'd played the guitar for years already and my friend's mother decided to buy him one also about 30 years ago,. To say that it was cheap was an understatement, when you plugged the cable into the amp and grounded the other end of the cable on the metalwork of the guitar, it would pick up the local radio.
A controversial issue) as a child, I recorded an aging acoustic guitar "Moscow 80" on a two-cassette recorder through a Soviet iron microphone. By the way, this microphone is easy to use as a melee weapon)) Then I added more parts from the cassette to the cassette. Further vocals into the same microphone in the same way and even drums. Thumb-kick, nail-snare)))) very cool album turned out with amazing sound and most importantly completely free :)
This really shows that you can use any equipment and play good. HOWEVER, I would buy decent strings if I was a beginner again because the ones I used to use were like razor blades on my fingers and put me off playing completely xD
You should add "instrument setup" (process of getting the intonation, tuning, bridge height, pickup height, tuner tightness, and a lot of factors dialed in perfectly so the instrument plays to the best of it's ability.
I started and got by with a small behringer amp I picked up used for 10 dollars that had treble mid and bass trim luckily for its size, a used squire strat for about 80, and a reverb pedal later on for about 60 or so. It was loud enough for practice and small gigs. It made me dial in my playing and focus on articulation.
A lot of it has to do with the setup and how well you can play, but the quality of the equipment can play a huge part in the basis of the sound as well.
Also remember that there is great equipment out there used for good prices. You would be surprised how doing a little homework on what to look for in used equipment can save you money, and headaches in the future
I think the biggest trap for guitarist is when they are "stuck" on a certain level, giving in to the temptation to get better gear to somehow get to the next level. For some people its all about getting the best gear. When they have the latest and greatest then they get vintage stuff, and there's no end to it. Too many amateur guitar players have waaay too many instrument. I think if you want to get good, go with the Willie Nelson method....play the same guitar for 50++ years.
Agreed, I actually only own 2 really nice electric guitars now and even I find that I feel most inspired just using my Strat. There’s so many sounds and tones in that guitar and the only limiting factor is practice and inspiration. The other guitar seems redundant to me now.
True if any the pricy stuff is just for durability, and better sound quality ti varying degrees. But for practicing or small gigs, cheap guitars are truly perfect.
I don’t get the ppl who blame their equipment all the time 😭 it’s usually the player, most cheap things sounds ‘average’ and not ‘horrible’. Usually expensive equipments does have a better advantage and sounds better than cheap one but that does not equate to cheap being horrible. If it works, then it works, now up to the player to creat whatever noises they want.
It's cool that you can get a pretty good sound out of budget gear, but this is my big gripe about that kind of set up: a beginner is dealing with their playing not sounding good, and if the action is really jacked up, notes fret out, the electronics are screwy, or tuning won't stay stable, they'll never stay motivated to get good. How much will a new player want to practice if they have to spend half of their time re-tuning their guitar?
bruh the mic doesn't change shit, the point of the video is to show that u can have a good sound with the cheapest equipments, regardless of the mic, just imagine ur self listening near him, and that'll be a 0$ mic
And if people point out post processing and pedals behind the scenes (as they always do), what of it? everyone post processes their stuff in the end, even a little bit.
It is just like in singing you can listen to a hundred singers and you will instantly know THE SINGER out of the group because there is a big difference between a decent singer and one that is destined for greatness. The guitar is no different the clarity of his notes are a giveaway that he knew what he was doing. The amp is impressive the sound coming out of the amp sounds full-bodied and clear. A good player can make even a substandard rig sound like a million bucks.
I’m really starting to learn that setting up a guitar. Even with almost no knowledge or experience reading a 5 minute guide and using 2 Allen keys and a quarter will make a shitty guitar feel like it plays better than an expensive one that’s just out the box that’s been sitting in a store for months.
decent strings, some cleaning and buffing and a bit of care with the setup will make a massive difference to a cheap guitar. especially these days the manufacturing is pretty amazing on cheap guitars. upgrading any of the hardware (bridge, tuners, nut, electronics) is huge too.
A good setup and new pickups and it will sound just as good. Could also upgrade the hardware for better quality. Sound wise there will be zero difference between a $80 guitar and a $3000 guitar, if you install the same pickups.
El equipo importa para dar un sonido notido, limpio y en un buen volumen, pero eso no importa si la música carece de sentimiento, la música es hermosa aunque sea grabado de la manera más económica posible como aquellas viejitas grabaciones de los músicos de antaño que, a pesar del equipamiento de esas épocas, siguen sonando en el corazón de muchas personas. Y en muchas de las grabaciones contemporáneas, de esas con demasiado presupuesto, solo suena superficialmente un símbolo de dinero así como muchísimas otras con mucha calidad, suenan llenas de sentimiento.
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Love how you snuck the $750 mic in the end lmao
Yeah 🤣
But a good mic is only picking up the sound of the cheap rig it doesn’t improve the sound…
@@looty8982 that isn't entirely accurate, not all "good" microphones try to recreate the sound as realistically as possible.
Even in this vid although he's using a sdc (most accurate type of mic), it's in hyper cardioid setup close to the cab.
Meaning that he would have clean enough of a source to do wondrous amounts of post processing like you hear in the video.
What you want from a good rig (for recording) is to give the mixing engineer as easy of a job as possible, least noise, most dynamic range, strong transient response and frequency range. But even without that, you can still get the balance relatively decent with a limited cab.
@@wertj3977 Ok you schooled me with facts there lol fair enough
@@looty8982 is the mike adding the reverb too?
I think it's much easier to get a nice clean sound from a small cheap rig but once you go into overdrive things go really bad really quick
Very true. I tried my brother's Epiphone LP Standard with his Roland Micro Cube, and cranking up the gain made everything sound like shit compared to my (overall inexpensive) Boss Katana.
That’s because solid state amps are less expensive than tube amps, and solid state is a more transparent technology. Meaning, they stay really nice and clean, but just collapse when driven, whereas tubes aren’t nearly as transparent and clear and articulate but they break up in a nice way.
Well, if you master clean, you should be able to afford a nicer rig with all the money you're making playing weddings and background events!?
You want a 5150 with pedals galore?
You gots to qualify!
@@DrLeroyGreen implying that you want to play weddings, which most people don't.
Correct
I own a cheap guitar package, seriously clunky out of the box needing adjustment and gluing of a loose strap hook. It's settled into being a pretty nice unit, tone is acceptable and even holds tune fairly well.
I've had the same starcaster electric bass from hastings since 2006. Its the only electric instrument I've had thats soldering has never come loose. I had the action and bridge upgraded so its a solid bass now Its definitely the ole faithful. Never let me down
Play a nicer guitar model a few times and you’ll never want to go back
@@EdgarHernandez-xj5mx I go back all the time between a $150 and $2000 guitar. I'd even go back to my $100 orange modeling amp
@@darionbuck4614bro's had a *starcaster*
Mic cost was already mentioned, but mic placement matters a lot too. Depending on where you put the mic, and what sort of mic you use, you can get pretty different sounds out of the same amp setting and guitar.
Also don't forget the value of a good setup.
Doesn't matter if you buy an expensive handcrafted Japanese chef's knife if you don't bother to sharpen it.
$200 of a $1000 guitar is just a luthier setting it up
y añadir mucha reverb, que estos amplis no traen reverb y ahi suena mucha reverb y sospecho que un compressor.....ahi lo dejo, ya que nadie ha reparado en ese detalle
True
@@user-jc3ej4ln8k NO, ES EL MICROFONO, TIENE EFECTO BOOM NATURAL ADEMAS DE QUE CAPTA LOS SONIDOS DE LA ABITACION, TODO LO QUE ESCUCHAS ES SONIDO REAL, LO SE POR QUE TENGO UNO.
@@BOBANDVEG
I don't think you get 200 bucks worth of setup in that price category nowadays.
Really makes the ‘it’s the player, not the equipment’ stand out.
Edit: Christ dudes, I saw the thing at the end of the video. That doesn’t undermine that he is a great player though.
Amen to that!
@@Mega666Master The Christian God of the bible calls himself The Amen. Accept Christ as Your Lord and Saviour
took the words right out of my mouth
@@ReformedR what?
It's the mic
sounds like a guitar
In Europe (shop: Thomann):
GUITAR: Harley Benton TE-20HH SBK Standard Series (double humbucker telecaster): 99€
CABLE: The SSSnake (3 meters): 3,55€
PICKS: 5 hard picks pack 1,52€
AMP: Joyo MA-10E (10 watts, 5 inch speaker, 2 channels): 35€
TOTAL: 139,07€
I started playing back in the late 80’s early 90’s and I can say without a doubt the “cheap” things today are 1000% better than the cheap shit back then. Guitars like squire are built with sooo much better quality today. Now there’s no doubt a high end guitar plays better but a $100 guitar today plays like a $1000 guitar from 25 years ago.
The rise of precision computer controlled manufacturing. Back when things were still done with jigs and hand tools, you might've had a point in whinging about the country of origin, but nowadays a guy from indonesia can run a CNC router just as well as a guy from america or mexico.
I really enjoy that it effectively puts a pin in lusting after the "best" gear. I know academically that a $350 RG is 90-95% as good as a prestige model, which gets me off ebay or reverb and into my seat to practice, because time spent practicing will make me sound way way way better than spending 2 hours and 3 grand on the "perfect" instrument.
Now that music man majesty can be a reward for learning to shred instead of a desperation purchase to get a playable guitar.
For sure. I have a '96 strat outfitted with some nice seymore Duncan singles on the neck and bridge with a gotoh humbucker in the middle, and access to various vintage Gibsons and I genuinely prefer my cheapo ibanez for most of my recording
Lmao that last part is not true at all
@@elnyoutube123 you're going to have to be more specific
@@tychormthorp my friend buys and sells guitars from all makes and years etc so I'm playing different guitars constantly. A guitar that was $1,000 25 years ago does not compare to a modern $100 guitar. Maybe in terms of fretwork or nut filing, but in all other aspects the wood is always less dense and less resonant on cheaper guitars and has a totally different feel.
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"La magia esta en las manos del interprete y no del intrumento propiamente tal"
Gracias Seiji por tus videos; siempre me motivan para seguir aprendiendo este hermoso instrumento.
Saludos
Braulio.
Es verdad, pero un micrófono de 750 dólares, ayuda. JAJAJAJA. Saludos
@@miguelbarahona6636 Sí colega, pero la idea del micro es escuchar como si estuviéramos en la misma sala que él jaja, lo cual está bastante logrado
@@zibelius6200 Al inicio aparecen los precios de la guitarra, ampli, etc... que duran unos segundos en la pantalla y justo al final, por una fracción de segundo, el precio del micrófono. Obvio fue a propósito y a mi gusto, cómico.
Damn that reverb is lush bet that either was added in post or cost way more than $80 also that compressor sounded really great as well
As usual from Seiji-San, sound good and clean.
0:31 $750 mic makes us hear 99% of the actual sound of a cheap guitar+cheap amplifier+cheap cable.
I wonder the camera price he uses to make this video.
It's true, there is nothing cheap in the video
RuE
I heard Tom Anderson strat in one of the videos - sounded like a mop with strings, compared to a cheap squire.
I appreciate him going for a cheap amp as well, but unfortunately I can’t help to think there’s additional mixing afterwards because the cheapest amps don’t come equipped with reverb and it sounds rather compressed.
how would the microphone quality affect the sound youd get out of it in real life? the idea is that you could buy this and get the same quality sound in real life camera quality and mic quality really dont make a difference.
@@andromeda2346 Mic’ing an amp in general greatly enhances the sound quality vs room mic’s.
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@@multiple-exposure 1ドル＝100円だと思ってるなら、ちゃんとニュース見ようね
I was about to say the same!💪🏽
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I love how at the end it just says "Mic $750"
A hobby of mine is buying cheap guitars second hand and setting them up. Doing the frets & nut then adjusting the guitar to factory specs and my own preferences.
The cheapest guitars are most often strats.
I've never had one that once set up wasn't very stable as far as tuning goes. And that's with a full floating trem.
Action always ends up on the lower side of fender's specs. They play absolutely fine.
As far as their sound goes, it's amazing to me how different each guitar sounds compared to all others. I've had tens of strats now and they're all unique sounding. Having said that, I've never had two of the same model guitar. So I've never had two 2010 Squires of the same model for instance. The same batch. I presume they would sound identical to each other.
where can I GET SOME
@@gripface4928 Where do you live, Grip Face? I live in Australia which is one of the most expensive countries in the world for second hand gear. I pick up guitars from Gumtree and sometimes Ebay. But these are two overpriced options. I don't have a Fb account so marketplace is not for me. That's where the bargains are here.
If you're in the States or Canada, or Europe then you're spoiled for choice. If you're in Asia it's the same.
Just have a look around and be patient.
@@markbryant4641how's it going now? How can I modify my yamaha pacifia 012 to sound even better?
@@jinfin221 . Hi Jinfin.
I don't modify my guitars. I only replace parts that are broken.
Try raising and lowering your pickups.
Yamaha is a very good instrument manufacturer.
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I just recently got into playing guitar, probably about a year ago. I wanted to learn and teach myself so I was telling my buddies I want to get an acoustic well my friend said he had a really cheap one he’s give to me so I was like cool! Played that for a while until i broke a string and didn’t want to get it fixed lol but a couple months go by, my sisters boyfriend got her a really nice Yamaha acoustic and we both played that thing for about a year. I felt like I was getting better, and I really wanted to dabble with electric. So i broke down one day, saved some money and ordered a Fender bullet Squier, in clamshell pink because I’m a fan of pink lol. Got the cheapest 50$ fender amp with it and i’ve been learning songs and trying to teach myself tricks and chords these past couple months. I got to say, music has changed my life and for the better. Great video man, gives me inspiration to be able to play just like that
@paul etcheverry good for you! I enjoyed reading your comment, sounds like you are having fun - that’s what it’s all about:)
I would love to hear about the path you took.
What stuff did you learn? Any specific lessons online?
That's really all you need to start haha, everyone has No excuses if they really wanna learn, all it takes is your will to learn. 👍
Brilliant to hear I’m the same tbh I started playing again after years off just picking it up now n again now I can pass hours on end playing and messing about with tones etc good luck man 🎸🤝
@@waleedshah1466 I’m a huge fan of alice in chains, really! I was so committed to learning a lot of my favorite songs from them I just looked up tutorial after tutorial and lesson after lesson. TH-cam and online tabs, I can fully say I know how to play nutshell entirely now. Thanks for responding!!
along with added reverb and effects
Yes, lots of nice digital reverb but I don't notice it being included in the list of items in the signal chain. Maybe he just made an honest oversight.
But remove that reverb and this would not be so lush.
Such a beautiful riff I can’t stop watching
HAHA I was wondering if the mic price would be mentioned. Excellent playing
YUP....THE MIC AND THE SPEAKER THE MIC IS COMING OUT OF
He mentioned $750 0:31
@@pranavdayama1 that thing went faster than flash
@@pranavdayama1 LOL i missed that one
Well to get an accurate sound of the *amp*, you do need an expensive mic. I don't think hearing it live would make a negative difference in sound
Saw this regularly in the studio. Ex: a band known for using a metric ton of Orange amps at violent volumes came in and we plugged them all into these tiny pignose amps. They distorted incredibly and no one had to die or lose their hearing.
An old friend of mine has a tiny little tube amp a Fender Greta. That things speaker distorted so nicely with nothing but the guitar. And you could still talk over it.
Sounds like sleep or someone trying to be them, even down to the pig nose
Was it sleep?
@@snow15243 no, it wasn't. They were called Honcho Overload, from Champaign, Illinois. They shared some members with Hum.
@@itexistsbeyondtimedeeznuts7949 To be fair like 99.9% of stoner bands try to be Sleep.
Nice!!👍 Just goes to show what I've always said - It's not the fiddle. It's the fiddler!! Good fiddlin'!! Really good.👍
This sounds like a pro paedophile quote
It's the mic and skill that escalate everything..
The player and the correct setup for the player is honestly the most important thing here!
And I actually preferred the sound of this guitar than some other way too expensive guitars lol
It does have a smoother more low-output sound that some people would probably pay thousands for
Everything is sweetened with expensive setup
I think too many underestimate how critical the set up is. Even the likes of Tommy Emmanuel can make a piece of shit guitar sound only so good.
I can make a $9000 dollar guitar sound like a $90 one. Lol
if you can reduce cost that much, you can work in any company :D
Epic
I can make a $90 guitar sound like a $9000 refrigerator.
prove it!!!!!!!
@@soofitnsexy I suck and that's the point. No matter how great a guitar is, I suck so it'll just sound like a cheap one when I play it.
What a fantastic sound. Amazing!
This just shows that as long as you know what you’re doing it really doesn’t matter that much how expensive your gear is
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あとはハイエンドシールド、昔のマーシャルスタックで1000万行きそう
That paint job is flawless though, I've seen candy apple red, but this definitely suits the name. You almost wanna taste it. Need more paint jobs like this on more legit strats
I can't believe how cheap strings are in general. When I first started guitar I tought they would cost like 15-20$ but most of them are not even 5-10$
this man can use literally anything to play hes a musical genius, high respects
can he play Mozart on a box of paper clips and some bubble gum?
The truly expensive thing in this video is the amount of time taken to get this good at guitar.
Facts
Time is money
And the microphone
@@daffa9505 And the software lol.
Самая дешëвая? Они, похоже, не знают, как мы тут записываем неподключëнную электрогитару на диктофон телефона, а потом в секвенсоре кладëм сверху дисторшн)))
Лично я ртом эмулирую дисторшн.
Я гитару через переходник цепляю в телефон с помощью самопального провода состоящего из aux и штекера за 15р, а потом весь звук обрабатываю в спираченой программе n-track 9(кайфовая вещь)
ХКХКХАХАХХАХАХА ДАААА
Диктофон телефона? А на микрофонный вход кассетного мафона не хо?)
Мне видимо повезло, я начинал с 505 зума, подключенного к пк колонкам )
マイクで全部カバーできるのすご
最後にこっそり現れる750ドルのマイクに誰も「ズルだ！」とツッコめない圧倒的腕前
I’ve been playing for about 2 years now. The most important thing I learned early on is to never blame my cheap guitar when I couldn’t do something. I simply needed to practice more.
or adjust the action.
@@NMLKGaming factual
Guitar itself is just a matter of comfort. Tone comes from amps/modeler, and hands
Been having that exact same guitar as my first one for a year and I'm loving it!
what guitar is it?
Pls what brand of guitar is this bc the red is so alluringgg
@@LENITYZONE Stratocaster LA
@@ElectroFokkusuNakatsukasa Stratocaster LA
Incredible video, please continue to make ❤
やめてくれ…上達しないのを機材のせいにできなくなる…
25年弾いてるけど、高いの買うと言い訳できないから買わないんだぜ？
見習わせて頂きます
まぁでも良い機材の方が上達の近道なのは変わらないよ。
「安い機材でも良い音出す人」って昔から安い楽器しか使って無い訳ではなくて、高級機材も含めた色々なレベルの楽器を触ったり、何より沢山努力してきたと言う背景が隠れてるから。
高い物を使うこと(手に入れること）はモチベーションになるし上達の近道であると個人的には思ってる。学生の頃に18万のJackson買ったらメチャメチャ練習していろいろ弾けるようになった(今は弾けない）
if a guitar is set up right and stays in tune and the person playing it is competent then it'll sound good, no matter what the cost.
that being said, a touch of reverb (idk if the amp had that or if you added it in post) definitely helps make something like this sound better
Exactly if the playability is there. Then there's nothing more to complain than yourself
What about overdrive
Lol there’s a reason he played clean. Overdrive is more complicated, and tube amps by far are superior in that regard.
This guitar clearly sounds like plastic. No matter how good the player is it's always gonna sound like cheap plastic
I'd played the guitar for years already and my friend's mother decided to buy him one also about 30 years ago,. To say that it was cheap was an understatement, when you plugged the cable into the amp and grounded the other end of the cable on the metalwork of the guitar, it would pick up the local radio.
Además este guitarrista toca increíble
A controversial issue) as a child, I recorded an aging acoustic guitar "Moscow 80" on a two-cassette recorder through a Soviet iron microphone. By the way, this microphone is easy to use as a melee weapon)) Then I added more parts from the cassette to the cassette. Further vocals into the same microphone in the same way and even drums. Thumb-kick, nail-snare)))) very cool album turned out with amazing sound and most importantly completely free :)
Proof, or nothing happened.
@@PanterAmetal100 the russian smileys make me think its real
@@bobsmith12345XD
This really shows that you can use any equipment and play good. HOWEVER, I would buy decent strings if I was a beginner again because the ones I used to use were like razor blades on my fingers and put me off playing completely xD
It’s a vibe honestly
Seiji…..you make even this cheap stuff sound so amazing!🎶🎸👍
Anyone know the name of the chord at 0:21 ?
Bminor add11 maybe?
Parachord
Nice thx for telling mate
this artist may have most cheap equipment and sloppy sound, but their mastery of irony pure comedy gold
I like how “Mic $750” flashes at the end just for .0005 seconds
The guitar my parents got me for my birthday was 70 pound and it came with amp and cable
Que isso cara, esse som tá incrível!! Parabéns pela gravação !!!
Eu queria saber que musica ele tá tocando, achei muito show
@@leonardohenrique9679 eu também kk difícil pegar de ouvido ela
Não é a toa que vc foi de strato, o amp não vai ter graves. Bem bolado. Valeu.
Pra tocar o q precisa é bom gosto, instrumentos só acrescentam.
My friend got an Amazon amp for 20 bucks, you have to shake it violently to make it make noise, but it is technically cheaper than this one.
Player: Priceless
マイクが1番高いやないかーい笑
Haha I'm sure it is!
@@user-uk1en1kc6e 最後に一瞬だけテロップ出てますよ笑
You should add "instrument setup" (process of getting the intonation, tuning, bridge height, pickup height, tuner tightness, and a lot of factors dialed in perfectly so the instrument plays to the best of it's ability.
I think this is completely fine for beginners
>$2 strings
>nEumAnN km184💀
Oh mano :( é simples, bonitinha, o cabo também, a caixa fofinha, as cordas tmb combina dmais com um tipo d blues e jazz orra mano q foda, adorei kk
I started and got by with a small behringer amp I picked up used for 10 dollars that had treble mid and bass trim luckily for its size, a used squire strat for about 80, and a reverb pedal later on for about 60 or so. It was loud enough for practice and small gigs. It made me dial in my playing and focus on articulation.
Died at the 750$ mic part, lol
and it still tickles my spine.
A lot of it has to do with the setup and how well you can play, but the quality of the equipment can play a huge part in the basis of the sound as well.
Also remember that there is great equipment out there used for good prices. You would be surprised how doing a little homework on what to look for in used equipment can save you money, and headaches in the future
thats the most beautiful guitar music i ever heard in my all life not kidding
Naja klingt doch genauso sehr gut und sieht auch sehr schön aus wie alle anderen 🎸
やっぱ弾く人が上手いと道具関係ないんだなぁ…すごいですね(๑°ㅁ°๑)‼✧
I love how he cuts it out before showing the price of the microphone hahaha
The mic doesn’t really matter too much
@@lml241 you are right but a good mic makes the audio quality of the recording much better
If he cut it out, how’d you see it?
@@patata4799 yeah, you’re right, but it’s still a recording of a cheap amp
He actually shows the price of the mix real quick
sounds great i wish I had that clean
Talent/dedication = priceless
大事なことを教えてくれる動画。
大切なのは機材に金をかけることではなくて、
上手い演奏が出来る音楽的な神経。それと練習。
$80 guitar, €50 amp, €9 cable. a good edition is priceless, for everything else master card
No es la guitarra, es el guitarrista! Tome su like buen hombre 👌🏻
"iT'S tHe GUitar, i ShoULD Buy anoThER oNE-"
Guiter :PLAYTECH ST025 RED 570mm
Cable :CANARE LC01-SA
Amp: FENDER MD20 Mini Deluxe Amplifier Black
Strings :????
Microphone :NEUMANN KM184
I think
I think the biggest trap for guitarist is when they are "stuck" on a certain level, giving in to the temptation to get better gear to somehow get to the next level. For some people its all about getting the best gear. When they have the latest and greatest then they get vintage stuff, and there's no end to it. Too many amateur guitar players have waaay too many instrument. I think if you want to get good, go with the Willie Nelson method....play the same guitar for 50++ years.
Agreed, I actually only own 2 really nice electric guitars now and even I find that I feel most inspired just using my Strat. There’s so many sounds and tones in that guitar and the only limiting factor is practice and inspiration. The other guitar seems redundant to me now.
The problem I find with cheaper stuff is it deteriorates quicker and is prone to things like the audio jack loosening etc.
True if any the pricy stuff is just for durability, and better sound quality ti varying degrees. But for practicing or small gigs, cheap guitars are truly perfect.
Loosening ? Just like your mom! Thumbs up 👍
This really goes to show that anything can sound great if you add reverb in post.
Awesome video you play well enough that you need to be playing on the most expensive guitar equipment in the world
I don’t get the ppl who blame their equipment all the time 😭 it’s usually the player, most cheap things sounds ‘average’ and not ‘horrible’. Usually expensive equipments does have a better advantage and sounds better than cheap one but that does not equate to cheap being horrible. If it works, then it works, now up to the player to creat whatever noises they want.
This shows us that most expensive part of your gig is your brain and hands
and his mic, and whatever postprocessing software he is using.
@@trumpetperson11 I mean… not like post processing a cheap guitar and amp would be an easy task to begin with
yep we need our brain and hands alrite.
That price drop at the end was pure comedy 🤣🤣
Well, for a cheap guitar i really dig that candy red.
Not counting the mic ofc 🤭
the mic lol
The KM 184 on the end might help a bit
Literally right after I asked myself how much the mic was 😆 Too good
This prices you don't need good or expensive equipment to be a good musician
Звучит очень красиво. Не так важно, какой у тебя инструмент, важнее то, как ты играешь.
It's cool that you can get a pretty good sound out of budget gear, but this is my big gripe about that kind of set up: a beginner is dealing with their playing not sounding good, and if the action is really jacked up, notes fret out, the electronics are screwy, or tuning won't stay stable, they'll never stay motivated to get good. How much will a new player want to practice if they have to spend half of their time re-tuning their guitar?
あなたの曲はいつも素敵です
bruh the mic doesn't change shit, the point of the video is to show that u can have a good sound with the cheapest equipments, regardless of the mic, just imagine ur self listening near him, and that'll be a 0$ mic
Does that mean I'm worth nothing?
@@SirJamez0 yes. It does jamez
And if people point out post processing and pedals behind the scenes (as they always do), what of it? everyone post processes their stuff in the end, even a little bit.
@@Deoslatt Self-esteem = $0
thanks captain obvious
こんなに安くてちゃんと弾けるなんて凄い時代になったよね
ちゃんとは弾けないぞ
マイクが750ドルだぞ
@@524_
ジャンクでも弾ける扱いしそう
音が鳴ればなんでもいいと思ってそう
プロが腕で何とかカバーしてるだけなのにちゃんと弾けてると思っちゃうんだね
@@kur0-ku6 もやしのくせに偉そうだぞ
@@user-rk6wq4cb2f 名字どっちなんだよ
You make it sound like a challenge to play like this yet my whole kit was cheaper than the guitar
It is just like in singing you can listen to a hundred singers and you will instantly know THE SINGER out of the group because there is a big difference between a decent singer and one that is destined for greatness.
The guitar is no different the clarity of his notes are a giveaway that he knew what he was doing. The amp is impressive the sound coming out of the amp sounds full-bodied and clear. A good player can make even a substandard rig sound like a million bucks.
I’m really starting to learn that setting up a guitar. Even with almost no knowledge or experience reading a 5 minute guide and using 2 Allen keys and a quarter will make a shitty guitar feel like it plays better than an expensive one that’s just out the box that’s been sitting in a store for months.
decent strings, some cleaning and buffing and a bit of care with the setup will make a massive difference to a cheap guitar. especially these days the manufacturing is pretty amazing on cheap guitars. upgrading any of the hardware (bridge, tuners, nut, electronics) is huge too.
A good setup and new pickups and it will sound just as good. Could also upgrade the hardware for better quality. Sound wise there will be zero difference between a $80 guitar and a $3000 guitar, if you install the same pickups.
Sounds great!
Amazing guitar color
El equipo importa para dar un sonido notido, limpio y en un buen volumen, pero eso no importa si la música carece de sentimiento, la música es hermosa aunque sea grabado de la manera más económica posible como aquellas viejitas grabaciones de los músicos de antaño que, a pesar del equipamiento de esas épocas, siguen sonando en el corazón de muchas personas. Y en muchas de las grabaciones contemporáneas, de esas con demasiado presupuesto, solo suena superficialmente un símbolo de dinero así como muchísimas otras con mucha calidad, suenan llenas de sentimiento.