How To Use Overdrive: Ibanez Tube Screamer
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Using an Overdrive pedal, like the Ibanez Tube Screamer, can help bring magic to an average guitar sound, but only if you know how to use one.
If you've been struggling to get a good sound from your screamer, this video is for you.
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Using an Overdrive pedal, like the Ibanez Tube Screamer, can help bring magic to an average guitar sound, but only if you know how to use one.
If you've been struggling to get a good sound from your screamer, this video is for you.
Overdrive vs Distortion vs Fuzz: What's The Difference?: th-cam.com/video/yj53Q-pisbw/w-d-xo.html
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TOOBS CREAMER
OOOER DRUEV
MEETL ZOON
Bardown Ravioli was looking for this! Haha
PANICBLADE FUCKING HILARIOUS
Face says it all
TS9 has been the star of my tone for decades. When playing with a band, the Tube Screamer is an absolute MUST for me. Dont leave home without it!!
Gain at 1, tone at 8, and level at 10 through a 5150/Mesa 😁
Djent.
Bradley S
Wow yes sold my 5150 so sorry lol
Tom Tracy
Thats the way I use it with a Engl screamer in Drop D.
Wicked. Thx for the comment. I’ve got an original block letter 5150 Wanted a Fortin 33, it they’re so hard to get and so expensive. But I’m gonna try this pedal I guess.
You're detailed educational videos is unlike most other gear channels. Keep it up man we appreciate it.
Jacob Reece You’re written English is weird!!
these really are some of the best gear videos out there. i don't play "metal" per se but i always learn something here anyway
Colin you are the reason I bought a tubescreamer. And it’s the best guitar related purchase I’ve ever made. It’s one of those “never fail” pedals. No matter what gear I use with it, it sounds amazing. So if you’re ever in Manchester or Nottingham, let me know. I owe you a few drinks.
Could you do a tutorial on how to get your hair?
EElectric_M Just don't abuse gain, or you will not be haired.
Horror Productions Br why did I read your comment with a Scottish accent
@@H.E.M. we all do after watching colin, and we all wish we had his accent...
dont never cut it
The secret on how he get his hair like that?
I think he washes it...
This is actually a good idea for a video. I never thought about how I may he using od wrong, just shrugged off a pedal as bad.
One of the best, if not THE best Tube Screamer tutorials I've seen. Really well done! Neat axe and name, too. :)
Great videos, Colin!
I've been an acoustic player since 1974, and only entered the world of electric guitar a couple of years ago. Your videos are very clear, concise, and to the point - very helpful indeed for noobs like me. And you're an engaging speaker & teacher! Keep it up, man!
This is one of the best and most important pedals out there, and you do a great job explaining it. Thanks!
Real nice guy here. No attitude whatsoever; this is what I love 😌
this guy got me with his 3-4 videos. i'd believe whatever this guy says now.
love you man!
Perfect timing! I just got my TS9!
Thank you Colin. Great video. Concise. Perfect explanation. No shredding. Informative. YTube providers need to check this out!
Man Im so so glad I bought a guitar this past January. I absolutely love learning to play and learning everything I can about playing, gear, theory, all of it!
Have you stuck with it?
@@mrpotato4441 That's what I'm thinking man
i wanted to hear directly so i click at 1:08 , then i ask to myself "why does he hold a banana?"
Haha
Imagine
2:54 I am going to name my first born child Adalette L. Zeng
lol. and thanks for the timestamp
That would be cruelty... 😜😁
Thanx colin....thanx to u n jake for dialing in tubescreamers.....Not only have I gotten the sounds that has eluded me for years but I also added the fuzz n odb back on the board. ...ur video has done wonders...so I thank u sir..... godbless n stay safe. We always tend to forget gratitude. But this is from me from all of us
Great instructions! Your videos are amazing, straight to the point, greetings from Brazil!!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you're an excellent instructor.
My tube screamer is my extra preamp valve, switchable, in my custom amp😉no mid hump and no 'digitalistic' tone. And as always great video Colin, fan of the channel. I learned many things from you. Thank you! Cheers! ALL THE GAIIIIINNNNN
Colin you're the man, period. Thanks for the info and keep it up bud :)
Thanks for taking the time, your videos are always so good
This is the best expanation I have seen of what the Tube Screamer actually does. And I love your accent.
Love the lick from I believe in a thing called love!
Vladimir Halinen One of my favs too ;)
This song is so great. One of my favs from The Darkness. Have you ever seen them live? I was at 2 shows from them, so impressive 😍
Ta fir the id on the lick has been annoying me for a while as to why I know it
THANKS! It was driving me nuts trying to remember which song that was 😂😂😂
Your extremely professional and informative I’m definitely subscribing thanks!
"med frequencees" - I love Scottish.
i have a hard time trying to copy the Scottish accent, but when I said "med frequencees" I said it "pearfectly". My gran would be proud.
scottish?? no way....i thought he was Swedish.
I like hes peck so much
Degging in with the peck brings in a gritty sparkle
Wut about elevenzees?
Thanks man needed this tutorial for real. I bought mine years ago because I heard SRV used it, however I never used it. I will now after watching your video
Tube screamer such an underrated pedal!
Apparently "tube screamer" in Scottish is "chib scrimer"
Excellent detailed and very insightful video - Myself using a tube screamer for boost this was very helpful - Thanks so much
Colin always does a fine, pro vid - Really cool !!
Useful. Just the right amount of demonstration. Thank you. Subscribed.
Awesome, thanks. I always struggle to get good tone and there isnt a lot of good basic info vids like this. Thanks.
Its funny everyone else that makes a video about "Overdrive" pedals use them as a Distortion pedal using the gain or drive to generate the distortion. IMO you are doing it right pushing the front end into breakup and this is how ive always thought they were supposed to be used. Great job i wish you did the overdrive pedal shootouts the others are doing.
Excellent demo. Thank you!
Your videos are great help for me... Thanks, Colin!!! :D
Well done. A good explanation of tube screamers. Thanks
Always pro vids from CSG - Really cool !!
Another amazing video! Thank you!
Colin is my boy ! love this channel!!
Hey Colin....thank u for this video....I totally cut off the drives from the ibanez ones for bass and guitar n now the bass sounds awesome... thank u sir..... amazing...guess am gonna do that for the darkglass...Wampler n metal zone... thanks once again
You're awesome, dude. I love your videos.
Great video, bud!
Superb demo and very clear explanations. Shows Chappers up for the shrednut that he is - compared to his demo with 'The Captain' this is so much better, it's in a different universe. Top marks.
Awesome video! When people talk about wanting a “transparent overdrive” I tell them you need two things: An amp that already has some hair on it...and a TS-9. 😎
Finally I found the pedal I've been searching for.
Once again making it clear for the layman. Thanks 👍
I have a Behringer Vintage Tube Overdrive , it was so inexpensive thought I would spring for one .
I was totally surprised at how good it sounds with my Bugera 1990 . Sound wise it's in the ball park with the Ibanez Tube Screamer .
That's a great review and advice. I noticed my bass response attenuated (or obliterated in my opinion) and wasn't sure that was intended. You got right to it perfectly. I'm subscribing if just to say thanks but sure you'll help in the future.
Excellent video dude! Thank you!!!
Great clear explanation, thank you sir.
The Boss DS2 is also really interesting for this same application. Using the same setting on the DS1 mode really lets the mids and harmonics sing. It's got slightly more mids than a standard DS1 and it shelves off some low end too just as the TS. Always get compliments on my tone when using the DS2 like this in front of my JVM210
11 seconds in and I already like this guy.
nice lesson and demonstration, thank you!
Thanks ! buying it !
I love this guy!! Really knowledgeable! Hard as hell to understand haha! One of my best friends is from Aberdeen, took me months to understand him haha!! :D cheers for the tips mate!
I remember forty years ago as a young man, my orders came through that I was being sent to Holy Loch, Scotland. "Great!" I thought, at least I would be going somewhere that spoke and understood english. Boy was I wrong. I got sorry tired of asking the locals to repeat themselves that I eventually gave up altogether. It took some time, but eventually I got what they were saying {well, most of the time}. Best people on earth, I miss their hospitality {the girls of Glasgow especially!}.
Nice video with great advice thank you!!!
I really like your videos! Keep going ;)
Another great vid, thx!
Top vid, thank you squire!
Good vid thanks!
Guitar has some sweet articulation to it!
You know that lick at 4:15?
In your previous video, it sounded so bad to my ears.
Now it's great!
You have improved, sir.
keep on rocking!
4:15 I believe in a thing called love
FUCK YES !!!!
I personally use my Tubescreamer as a boost for my Marshall valve amp when playing at home or smaller gigs for that breakup sound you can only achieve at higher volumes on a valve amp. Drive low, level high, tone just past midway creates this later seventies screaming sound that sounds much more natural when combined with the Marshall’s gain than just using a distortion through the clean channel. To me, it’s the best pedal ever, and the only pedal I ever use.
This is really useful stuff
another great video ty.cheers
Love my TS-808 for just boosting my heavy gain guitar sound without really distorting it anymore than needed. The sound becomes so much more defined and not as muddy as it was without the tube screamer.
The settings I use are as follows:
Engl Invader amp, heavy lead channel, about 3-4 on gain. EQ: 3,5,6. TS-808: gain: 0, tone: 6, level: 10.
Works wonders for both rhythm guitars and lead guitars in my Melodeath band!
Very useful too many people using the ts9 incorrectly
damn this is very good video. I actually learned nice and easy! thank you!
Really helpful thanks
Thanks for the video.
Good video 😎
Guitar sounds lovely!! :)
Thanks for this. Just found it. and it made a huge diff in my tone. took your settings for the TS and BOOM! THANK YOU!
Very useful video 🤟🤟🙏thanks !!
I enjoy your videos.
Beautiful guitar 🤘🏿
Love the guitar , looks hand made
Great stuff! :)
Great video! I love the tube screamer. It's one of my favourite pedals and it is pretty much always on when I'm using a high gain sound. I own a micro dark (bought off of yours and Pete Cottrell's recommendations) and I found it to be too bassy for my tastes, so what I did was I have the shape set right in the middle, the gain around 1 oclock, a tube screamer set with almost no gain, high tone, high volume, and then a EHX soul food (klone) with tone at 1, volume at 1030, and gain at 130. What this does is cut off a lot of the booming low end of the amp, but not push it into oversaturation. I like the sound of the soul food's drive, so blending that with the orange's natural distortion sounds good. WIth the mid range hump of both pedals and the added highs from the tone knobs being pulled fairly high, but with the TS attenuating some of that high end, you get an aggressive, but not harsh sounding high end, extremely punchy mid range, and very tight low end. I was struggling to get the sound I was looking for from the micro dark until I blended both of these pedals together.
My favourite sound from the Micro Dark is when there is a TS running into the front of it.
Those two were just made for each other.
Absolutely. Like bread and butter.
Very good advice
Well done!
I love how actively he interacts with his viewers in the comment section
I bought a tube screamer as a noob then I bought a tweed champ, turns out I don’t really need a tube screamer for that amp, it has a beautiful overdrive all on its own. Still very helpful thanks.
Man, your tone improved a huge lot when you started playing through the Kraken
I always wanted to say this: You look like you could be a member of an eighties thrash metal band, I like it!
I use a Hotone Blues for this very purpose (bought it based on your recommendation) - gives a reasonably good immitation of the SRV tone. I'm now trying to tune my Marshall Jackhammer to do the same sort of thing, but with a more Marshall sound (using a Blackstar HT1, so my tonal ranges are limited).
Haha I see that darkness solo in there. Good stuff
What is the better option for a boost: TS9 or TS808 ??
For an 80's Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Tone (not a modern down-tuned/djent tone)
Why not both?
idk but i want to
Just get the Copy, the demon tube screamer has a TS9 and TS808 setting
Probably TS9
Either will work. You won’t notice a difference.
I love that use the darkness riff!!!
And the licks on the video are sooo cool, also!!
Tube screamer work great for thrash metal also. Kirk hammett used them all the time back in the day.
4:15 lick by the darkness! much appreciated
Collin with the fancy camera angles, nice.
Awesome thanks.
Solid solo choice.
"Subscrabe button" :D Great video and great accent :)