Hey Clint. I appreciate what you do . Hope you get to come to the Washington DC area. Would very much like to meet you or hear you play live should that be the case.
Very interesting. I have a Squire Strat Affinity, a TS9 and a Roland Cube 40xl, and an Epiphone Les Paul Special 2, I'm learning and your video has got me thinking about a great tone. Thanks for sharing.
Very usefull and instructive video. Great that I found this one since I just got my Helix and still studying how to use it and how to dial in a good tone.
Thanks Clint! That has helped me a lot since I purchased this Line6 HX Stomp! It has been real confusing...because I'm not getting the sound I hear in my head! I've had to watch this video several times to understand! 👍 You're awesome! 🙂
Great video Clint thanks a lot! Found this very useful! If you have time, I would love to know how you learned guitar and who you learned from! Would love to play in a similar style to you! Thanks again from New Zealand brother!
HX Stomp here....I sure do like that full size screen. I notice your EFX Pedal chain. How important is the order or sequence for EFX? Thanks a ton for this video
Clint, super cool name, I love Clint Eastwood since I started watching his movies in the 70's. But on to guitar sound, I've been playing for 40 years (that doesn't mean I'm good) nevertheless did you ever feel that a certain guitar sound connects directly to your fingers? It's hard to explain but it's as if your fingers "hear" the sound as much as your ears but this happens a lot to me. A good guitar sound is also important when you're serving the song, I always use Ringo Starr's example in Come Together, that drum intro serves the song perfectly. Imagine Ringo playing a 4/4 at 120 bpm it would sound horrible. Guitar sounds vary and they vary within the same player. Take a look at Clapton in the 1986 Concert Clapton & Friends with Phil Collins on the drums, Nathan East on Bass and Greg Philliganes on keys and you'll see Clapton's guitar sound change in many diff ways. Take care.
Are you using the usb from the helix directly in your computer or are you using an audio interface in between? I'm thinking about getting a helix for my beginner home studio as well. Thanks in advance!
Finally a good guy who is willing to talk about his tone and im too new to understand! Lol
great video Clint, much appreciated. the more I hear the Felix the more I like it.
Thank you for sharing your approach to a good time. This is one area that I struggle and you have given me a good basis to work from.
Hey Clint. I appreciate what you do . Hope you get to come to the Washington DC area. Would very much like to meet you or hear you play live should that be the case.
Very interesting. I have a Squire Strat Affinity, a TS9 and a Roland Cube 40xl, and an Epiphone Les Paul Special 2, I'm learning and your video has got me thinking about a great tone. Thanks for sharing.
Very usefull and instructive video. Great that I found this one since I just got my Helix and still studying how to use it and how to dial in a good tone.
Rami Muurimäki use that giant cheat sheet.
Thanks Curtis.
Good job bro 👍 amazing tips n playing :)
Awesome video. Thanks so much
Thanks Clint! That has helped me a lot since I purchased this Line6 HX Stomp! It has been real confusing...because I'm not getting the sound I hear in my head! I've had to watch this video several times to understand! 👍 You're awesome! 🙂
Great info! Thanks!👍😎🎸🎶
I'm purchasing a line 6 Helix Hx Stomp and Helix Native! Good use some help with my Gibson Les Paul Studio! 😉😁
Just got a Helix, That helped me out. Thanks man!
Great video Clint thanks a lot! Found this very useful! If you have time, I would love to know how you learned guitar and who you learned from! Would love to play in a similar style to you! Thanks again from New Zealand brother!
Great video! Helpful for Helix.
Thank you Mr Curtis ,i try it on my Boss ME 80
the one of ur fans from Indonesia.. 🤘😎
Thank you, fantastic tutorial.
Very well done Clint. I hear a touch of gospel in your playing. Not in this video, but others.
Amazing! Thanks!
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これからも動画楽しみにしています！
ありがとう！
HX Stomp here....I sure do like that full size screen.
I notice your EFX Pedal chain.
How important is the order or sequence for EFX?
Thanks a ton for this video
I put the wah, compressor, phaser, and drives before the amp. Everything else I put after. Chorus, delay, reverb, in that order usually.
nice, thx man
Clint, super cool name, I love Clint Eastwood since I started watching his movies in the 70's. But on to guitar sound, I've been playing for 40 years (that doesn't mean I'm good) nevertheless did you ever feel that a certain guitar sound connects directly to your fingers? It's hard to explain but it's as if your fingers "hear" the sound as much as your ears but this happens a lot to me. A good guitar sound is also important when you're serving the song, I always use Ringo Starr's example in Come Together, that drum intro serves the song perfectly. Imagine Ringo playing a 4/4 at 120 bpm it would sound horrible. Guitar sounds vary and they vary within the same player. Take a look at Clapton in the 1986 Concert Clapton & Friends with Phil Collins on the drums, Nathan East on Bass and Greg Philliganes on keys and you'll see Clapton's guitar sound change in many diff ways. Take care.
Just tried same amp model with my 57/62 pickups and it sounds too weak... What pickups do you use on this strat? It sounds very hot.
They are the fat 50's I believe, stock pickups in the American Standard. I too like hotter pickups in the Strat usually.
Thanks a lot! As far as I know they started to set Fat'50 on Am Std since 2012.
Are you using the usb from the helix directly in your computer or are you using an audio interface in between? I'm thinking about getting a helix for my beginner home studio as well. Thanks in advance!
Using an interface, but I also use the Native software.
Smolder harder Clint >.
give me more lessons dude... will be better if u show the tab on.. hhaa..
your accent confuses me to no end. It's a mixture of Southern, Canadian, and Irish. great vid btw
need a degree to understand to helix from a novice background like me