I too am glad for that, and Dan is teasing Mick's ocd with his scratchy volume control, lol. Great playing, nice to see a guitar player not pluck the bass strings hard like a guitar player usually does. :)
Genius. So great to see and *hear* real-life , in-band applications of these effects we love so much. And incidentally, that Gold Top into the ODR-1 and BD2 combo (into these 2 amps), with or without delay…Pure. Unadulterated. Magic. Also - Mick’s shoes rock. That is all.
Exceptional video! The band segments looked and sounded especially fantastic. 3D sound and vision, I felt like I was in the room. These band (context) segments take it to the next level. I appreciate the time and effort you take to deliver such a quality product. Cheers!!!
YES! Love it. The best TPS videos have Dan yelling “YEAH!!!!” so loud the amp (& drum) mics hear him. Great content, super helpful, and Doug is awesome!
As someone who has a side-nerd-love for rockabilly and that vibe, hearing Mick with that hollow body and the slap back with the band brought a HUGE smile to my face
These episodes are instant favorites. Immensely enlightening and tons of fun. Can't wait to take a few of these tweaks for a spin! Also: big ups to The Freshness, as Dougie's American fans know him. We tried calling him "D-Dawg" but it was maybe a bit too yoga-centric, and "Adho Mukha Shvanasana" seemed a mouthful.
I've been watching for a long time, but I had no idea Mick could play like that. So much touch. So much feel. So much soul. Really really enjoyed that.
Hey, super cool episode today! I think you nailed the format this time around - first illustrating the sound and then applying it to the band context, in short examples. Awesome tones and great playing from everybody. Shout out to Doug for holding down the fort and allowing us to get these episodes.
I love, love, love, _LOVE_ the new _In Your Band_ series, guys. Now you can go back in time and select all the gold in the same context. I'm holding out for the "How to use ring modulation and octave fuzz in love ballads" episode. That'll be gold. BTW, Mick, I noticed you lads hit 108 dB on the meter with the Casino and not even a hint of howl. That suggests a band at reasonable volumes can easily get away with a hollow body in the mix. Nice to see I have another excuse to buy a guitar. "But, honey! I need ALL the TONEZ!" 🤣☺️
This episode is making my trek from Acoutic guitar to eletric less stressful. I play mostly in church and the last jam is very close the style we play in. I'm using an analog delay... because right now I have to go direct into the pa. But we are playing around with smaller t amps on the side to see if we can make it work...even the keyboard player. Our pastor seems to dig it. He reminds us often that our church has a lot of former 'Dead Heads' in it and to not be afriad of getting a little loud. Thanks so much guys... I will be shareing this one with the team.
Use a simplifier instead of an amp. Build a good board to go with it. Keep stage volume to a minimum. It really helps. Let the sound guy take of the rest as long as he/she is good at what they do! Take it from a "dead head" who plays in church and loves loud. I routinely run our service at or around 100db and it sounds amazing
Fantastic video, love the format and whilst I enjoy just listening to the two of you noodling away, the reality is context is everything and demonstrating these principles and sounds in a way that makes them applicable is so valuable. Great job lads.
Yaaaaassssss! Finally! This has been on my wanted list for so long. Getting at least a dozen views from me alone, this! And Dan, that Buckley intro made every hair on the back of my neck stand on end. Love you guys!
The dual head “c” setting on the El Cap is my current favorite “always on” setting for my guitar. Have very few repeats with a more slap back feel but it adds saturation, ambience and texture. This is your best video yet guys!!! Love the jams!
I love Micks' rendition of Slayers' Seasons in the Abyss with the 4 head delay... Seriously though, such an inspirational episode as always. Will go straight home and fiddle with my delay pedals after watching this. Well done lads!!
Thanks is to Dan Iv found a new passion to guitars, purchased 2 teles this month & they are AMAZING, (strat Guy all my life since 7 early 40s now) dans opening playing is amazing lately we’ve noticed an enhanced feel!! wtg gentleman!!! Stay legendary!!!!
I have a BOSS DD-200 and it really is amazing, so versatile in that the settings I mainly use are not even mentioned in your vid. The SHIMMER, PAD and TERO echo settings create an abundance of ambient accents and reverberating resonances. And plugging in a footswitch can let you hold the sound (the last chord played) or even do that WARP or TWIST effect which can add a great touch now and then.
Round 1 - doubling: My DD-7 is always-on for this, but with a slightly longer delay. Round 2 - slap back: Very well played, Mick! Round 3 - multi-head: YEAH! This is where the Gilmour in us comes out. Round 4 - long 1.5 delay: Yes! Used to hate delay, but this is awesome for lead. Round 5 - dotted eights: All hail the mighty Dougie! Also, very well played, Dan! Flawless timing by all of you! Round 6 - massively long delays: Very cool, but it takes a Dan to pull it off :-)
You 3 are such experienced players, these arrangements/performances allow everyone space. I'm reminded that what we don't play can be as important as what we do play. You 3 are great listeners too. Lots of lessons lie hidden in these performances. Truly inspiring!
Thank you Rob, that's very kind of you to say! You make pretty much the ENTIRE point of sounding okay as a band: listen and play together. 90 per cent of tone 'problems' are solved right there. Cheers!
This series you guys are doing with a band situation is just fantastic! I’m off to try my first tele and first vintage spec guitar at the same time! Dan would be proud! American vintage 52 re
Enjoyable episode. Really handy for people new to a delay pedal. I know what a bugger it is when you get a scratchy pot. And such a shame that the other guitars you guys have were broken too! Uncanny! Love you chaps. ; )
Great playing gents!! Dan’s face of pure joy when playing bass. You guys are super tight as a band and the. There was the tones and playing as always. Loved it Gents!!
That was freaking great!! I struggle with delay and this was immensely helpful. I realize now I am being too heavy handed because I am mainly playing with backing tracks right now due to Covid and my own health issues. Dialed it back and the tones came back. Love love love this format. Thanks again guys!
Love Mick´s Lead Tone with the ES at 25:57... Awesome playing and phrasing. Great Call and response. The ODS 1 and the the Blues Driver stack really well
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Loved the entire show, but man alive, Dan's feeling on the long delay jam was just out of this world!! Cheers, mates!!!
I bought a line 6 echo pro 20 years ago and Im still actively trying to learn to use it, this video is already helping me to get more use out of it, thanks.
Wow, Dan, that last playing section was absolutely freaking awesome. Absolutely incredible. I loved, well, all of that. The rest of the show was amazing aswell. Can't wait for more shows like this, it was that perfect blend between sitting and chatting about pedals, and putting them into context.
A most illuminating episode. Especially liked ‘Really Long Delay With Band’, and noticed that by accident or design the tempo fairly quickly settled on 60bpm, same as the delay time.
Excellent episode, very real world. I love that DD-200 and Nobles. Just mint. You guys are awesome, thank you for sharing with us all your brilliantness!
I’ve never liked a slapback delay sound when I’m playing guitar by myself…but hearing it in a band context has revealed how it benefits the tone! Thanks guys 😁
I know how hard it is to make quality stuff. And you make high quality stuff. I just want to take a second to tip my hat to just how far you are pushing TPS. Keep it up team! Best on the net.
I wouldn't call 335 ms arbitrary at all. 333 ms is an eighth note delay at 90 bpm, a triplet delay at 120 ms, or a dotted eighth delay at about 136 bpm, and 335 ms is obviously almost bang on to that, covering some very popular styles of delay in some very popular tempo ranges for rock and pop music. Incidentally, my "go-to" default delay is a Boss digital delay type at 375 ms, or a dotted eighth at 120 bpm, with feedback set to give me about 8 clear repeats. That sound underpins so many of the songs on my albums.
Yeah my standard "do everything solo thickening/ambiance delay" is set right at 320ms. I use a dark analog setting on my dd20 so even if the tempo is off, it's in the background enough to not matter. Low 300s just seems like the perfect catch-all delay setting
A band… sounds vaguely familiar from about 3 years ago. Is that where several people play music and a crowd (sometimes) claps at the end of a song? I think I was in one. These are great tips thanks!
Great great show. One of the most musical and useful in the long history of TPS. Waited years for the “in the mix” sounds. can’t wait to see more in this style. It’s both a return to a simple and instructive show, but also a massive technical challenge I’m sure. Thanks guys for continuing to push yourselves to do challenging stuff.
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I love how you guys are getting back to your roots, with instructive content and with accessible gear that most of us can relate to. So good!
Hear hear, and bring back Pick n Mix!
Yeah true. Bring an OCD into the mix too.
I too am glad for that, and Dan is teasing Mick's ocd with his scratchy volume control, lol. Great playing, nice to see a guitar player not pluck the bass strings hard like a guitar player usually does. :)
Keep showing the best gear and the smart gear that aint painful expensive. Both worlds have tone gems. Love the show since day one.
+1 from me! I saw the contents by timestamp and thought hell yeah, we're doing practical TPS
I have to say, Mick’s playing during the examples was amazing! The slap back example on the Casino was jaw dropping.
Thank you Alexander!
coupled with Dan's bass playing
Is this the Ying to Dans' Tele Yang?
This. Plus Dan beaming in that one while grooving away on the bass was wholesome content 🥹😄
Genius. So great to see and *hear* real-life , in-band applications of these effects we love so much.
And incidentally, that Gold Top into the ODR-1 and BD2 combo (into these 2 amps), with or without delay…Pure. Unadulterated. Magic.
Also - Mick’s shoes rock. That is all.
Exceptional video! The band segments looked and sounded especially fantastic. 3D sound and vision, I felt like I was in the room. These band (context) segments take it to the next level. I appreciate the time and effort you take to deliver such a quality product. Cheers!!!
Thanks so much Rob!
This episode style needs to continue. Fantastic playing and perfect mixing, I felt like I was there with you guys.
Thanks so much Johnny! We really want to do more of this stuff. Sooooo much to talk about and demo. :0)
I couldn’t agree more- this way of incorporating a band context is soooo helpful! The Pedal Show Band returns with… fill in the sound
You guys deserve a cut of all DD200 sales after this video 😂 showed off the pedal brilliantly
YES! Love it. The best TPS videos have Dan yelling “YEAH!!!!” so loud the amp (& drum) mics hear him. Great content, super helpful, and Doug is awesome!
As someone who has a side-nerd-love for rockabilly and that vibe, hearing Mick with that hollow body and the slap back with the band brought a HUGE smile to my face
Thank you! SOooo much fun!
It's the 'Yeah!' that gets picked up in the room/drum mics that takes you back to why we do this in the first place...
I came for the delay, and stayed for That Dougie Show - always appreciate what he adds
These episodes are instant favorites. Immensely enlightening and tons of fun. Can't wait to take a few of these tweaks for a spin! Also: big ups to The Freshness, as Dougie's American fans know him. We tried calling him "D-Dawg" but it was maybe a bit too yoga-centric, and "Adho Mukha Shvanasana" seemed a mouthful.
I've been watching for a long time, but I had no idea Mick could play like that. So much touch. So much feel. So much soul. Really really enjoyed that.
Covers - Pink floyd and Animals as Leaders.
Hey, super cool episode today! I think you nailed the format this time around - first illustrating the sound and then applying it to the band context, in short examples. Awesome tones and great playing from everybody.
Shout out to Doug for holding down the fort and allowing us to get these episodes.
Man you guys sounds great together. Amazing how much some drums add. I need a living room drummer lol.
These jams sound great don't they - I think just bass and drums leave so much room to improvise...., particularly with delay! 🙂
Search youtube you can find backing tracks to play along to.
@@victormaniaci2104 Right will it make me sound good lol?
Mick had the rockabilly thing in full force - great tone, just amazing. The band is just drumhead tight. What a treat!
Loved the rendition of Slayer’s ‘Seasons in the abyss’ at the 20 minute mark 😋👌
I love, love, love, _LOVE_ the new _In Your Band_ series, guys. Now you can go back in time and select all the gold in the same context. I'm holding out for the "How to use ring modulation and octave fuzz in love ballads" episode. That'll be gold. BTW, Mick, I noticed you lads hit 108 dB on the meter with the Casino and not even a hint of howl. That suggests a band at reasonable volumes can easily get away with a hollow body in the mix. Nice to see I have another excuse to buy a guitar. "But, honey! I need ALL the TONEZ!" 🤣☺️
Loving the comedy at the beginning but the context of this show today is spot ON
This episode is making my trek from Acoutic guitar to eletric less stressful. I play mostly in church and the last jam is very close the style we play in. I'm using an analog delay... because right now I have to go direct into the pa. But we are playing around with smaller t amps on the side to see if we can make it work...even the keyboard player. Our pastor seems to dig it. He reminds us often that our church has a lot of former 'Dead Heads' in it and to not be afriad of getting a little loud. Thanks so much guys... I will be shareing this one with the team.
Use a simplifier instead of an amp. Build a good board to go with it. Keep stage volume to a minimum. It really helps. Let the sound guy take of the rest as long as he/she is good at what they do! Take it from a "dead head" who plays in church and loves loud. I routinely run our service at or around 100db and it sounds amazing
Worship leader here. Try a Strymon Iridium. Worth it.
Fantastic video, love the format and whilst I enjoy just listening to the two of you noodling away, the reality is context is everything and demonstrating these principles and sounds in a way that makes them applicable is so valuable. Great job lads.
Thanks Chris 🙏
Huge thumbs up for "in a band" type videos / tutorials, would love many of this type of videos.
Yaaaaassssss! Finally! This has been on my wanted list for so long. Getting at least a dozen views from me alone, this!
And Dan, that Buckley intro made every hair on the back of my neck stand on end.
Love you guys!
I really dig the band context, always fun to see people jamming together : )
Great episode. Great episode. Great episode. Great episode…
Mick killed that second rockabilly type jam part. Booyah!
The dual head “c” setting on the El Cap is my current favorite “always on” setting for my guitar. Have very few repeats with a more slap back feel but it adds saturation, ambience and texture.
This is your best video yet guys!!! Love the jams!
El Cap is still so good it's ridiculous.
This makes so much fun to hear and see you playing guys.
Thank you very much and cheers!
I love Micks' rendition of Slayers' Seasons in the Abyss with the 4 head delay... Seriously though, such an inspirational episode as always. Will go straight home and fiddle with my delay pedals after watching this. Well done lads!!
I had to check if my cd player was still playing...
Hahahahha!!!
I heard it too! I was waiting for Mick to go to the fast bit but it never went there… 😃
I was hearing tones from Black Sabbath's "Black Sabbath" right away.
love this concept
Mick's playing in the band context is really something else 👌👏👏👏
Thank you Rodrigo!
Thanks is to Dan Iv found a new passion to guitars, purchased 2 teles this month & they are AMAZING, (strat Guy all my life since 7 early 40s now) dans opening playing is amazing lately we’ve noticed an enhanced feel!! wtg gentleman!!! Stay legendary!!!!
Awesome! Nice one Tony!
Dudes! This is a true gem as to why delay is such a BIG thing. Thanks and please, moar of these!!! Awesome playing to everyone really!
The backing band really brings out the best in Mick.
Thanks Eric. Dan and Doug make it easy!
It's great to hear joy and elation, two emotions that are desperately needed in the world in the present moment.
We feel you Patrick. Small numbers of humans and a bit of music. Whodathought it could be soooo easy!
The band demos are what made this video awesome. I think you guys should do more examples of band interaction to give context! Excellent work
I have a BOSS DD-200 and it really is amazing, so versatile in that the settings I mainly use are not even mentioned in your vid. The SHIMMER, PAD and TERO echo settings create an abundance of ambient accents and reverberating resonances. And plugging in a footswitch can let you hold the sound (the last chord played) or even do that WARP or TWIST effect which can add a great touch now and then.
Dougie McBuckets! And who knew Dan was such a natural bassist! Sounds great fellas.
Awesome as always! Big props to Dougie! Need a Stompio mug... please, please, please reissue that one!!!!!!!!!!!!
Round 1 - doubling: My DD-7 is always-on for this, but with a slightly longer delay.
Round 2 - slap back: Very well played, Mick!
Round 3 - multi-head: YEAH! This is where the Gilmour in us comes out.
Round 4 - long 1.5 delay: Yes! Used to hate delay, but this is awesome for lead.
Round 5 - dotted eights: All hail the mighty Dougie! Also, very well played, Dan! Flawless timing by all of you!
Round 6 - massively long delays: Very cool, but it takes a Dan to pull it off :-)
Slapback Boogie was gorgeous. Great playing all around!
GoD BLESS the pedal show ! ! thanks for all info lost sheep.... Super nice Jam. getting & KIND REGARDS! from Dominican Republic Santo Domingo!
No doubt... NO... BLOOMIN'..... DOUBT.... One of the very, very best TPS to date.. Totally storming, guys
20:23 best strat tone I’ve ever heard 🙌😱🤯
Woah!
I'm not seeing enough love for Dans first band lead. That absolutely slapped.
You 3 are such experienced players, these arrangements/performances allow everyone space. I'm reminded that what we don't play can be as important as what we do play. You 3 are great listeners too. Lots of lessons lie hidden in these performances. Truly inspiring!
Dont playing in rythm in band context is pretty damn hard.
Thank you Rob, that's very kind of you to say! You make pretty much the ENTIRE point of sounding okay as a band: listen and play together. 90 per cent of tone 'problems' are solved right there. Cheers!
I don’t know if we all see the same ads, but the Bare Knuckle Polymath pickup ad shows that Nolly has some serious guitar chops as well as his bass
Oh man, he’s a KILLER player. :0)
As always, I come away from a TPS vid with something new to try. Slapback - turn down the effect and turn up the feedback. Genius.
This series you guys are doing with a band situation is just fantastic! I’m off to try my first tele and first vintage spec guitar at the same time! Dan would be proud! American vintage 52 re
Niiiiice!
Enjoyable episode. Really handy for people new to a delay pedal.
I know what a bugger it is when you get a scratchy pot. And such a shame that the other guitars you guys have were broken too! Uncanny!
Love you chaps. ; )
doted 8 delay with a band hit a spot for me. good shit guys
DD-200 is ridiculously good for the money. I got mine for about €220 new. Fantastic sounding and all the delays I need.
You guys make a great combo with the drums and alternating bass! Some cool vibes going on! Thanks!
Great playing gents!! Dan’s face of pure joy when playing bass. You guys are super tight as a band and the. There was the tones and playing as always. Loved it Gents!!
These videos demonstrating the effects in a mix are brilliant. Really informative and also a great way to show off your fantastic playing.
Thanks Matt! Both Dan and I need to actually play a bit more to keep our brains in relatively good shape. It’s great to be almost making music again!
That Casino sounds bloody awesome. Love these band based show formats, really interesting - keep up the great work chaps!
Thank you! It’s turned into a corker of a guitar with the new pups. :0)
That was freaking great!! I struggle with delay and this was immensely helpful. I realize now I am being too heavy handed because I am mainly playing with backing tracks right now due to Covid and my own health issues. Dialed it back and the tones came back. Love love love this format. Thanks again guys!
The show is getting better with each part:. ) popcorn out. Doug is great
Love Mick´s Lead Tone with the ES at 25:57... Awesome playing and phrasing. Great Call and response. The ODS 1 and the the Blues Driver stack really well
Loved the entire show, but man alive, Dan's feeling on the long delay jam was just out of this world!! Cheers, mates!!!
Thanks Andre 🤓🙏
Guitars, okay after all those years we expected such greatness. However, you guys are really nailing it on bass! I’m impressed.
I bought a line 6 echo pro 20 years ago and Im still actively trying to learn to use it, this video is already helping me to get more use out of it, thanks.
I’m really digging the new format where you play in the band context!!! Putting things into full sonic context is the ultimate example!!! Thanks 🙏🏽
THank you Charles. We shall continue doing this!
That last little jam was mmmm ... mmmm... good . Bravo
The live presented applications are great, guys!
That slapback jam was amazing.
Thank you!
Simply one of my favorite episodes ❤❤
That song y’all jammed at 20 minutes was fantastic!! I’d buy that album
Thank you!
Awesome playings, you are killers, beautiful ! Thanks guys
Four heads delay with band (18:43) sounds like...Mick Barrett (?) n.o.s. composition. Love it !
I LOVE that you include the band examples!!! please stick with it! :)
Got to get the Edge on here to demonstrate his style… great episode guys. I don’t know how you keep coming up with more great ideas but keep it it up!
Wow, Dan, that last playing section was absolutely freaking awesome. Absolutely incredible. I loved, well, all of that. The rest of the show was amazing aswell. Can't wait for more shows like this, it was that perfect blend between sitting and chatting about pedals, and putting them into context.
Cheers mate 🤓🙏
Loving the "with the band situation" it really explains a lot. Its a revalation, Thanks..
Wow I really like this format of being the band in …. Just Bass and Drums to show the “real” effect of these effects pedals ! Brilliant!
A most illuminating episode. Especially liked ‘Really Long Delay With Band’, and noticed that by accident or design the tempo fairly quickly settled on 60bpm, same as the delay time.
Excellent episode, very real world. I love that DD-200 and Nobles. Just mint. You guys are awesome, thank you for sharing with us all your brilliantness!
Great primer on delay guys. Your drummer mate is a machine, must be a robot, he's just too cool! Great playing all around! Cheers!
Dan's jammin face is the best. He always having a good time isnt he?
The intigration with the live band is sooooo usefull!
Nicely done done done done…….I loved it loved it loved loved it…….. Brilliant brilliant brilliant brilliant brilliant ……..
Hahahahah!
Effing brilliant episode, chaps! Sterling playing. Hope we get to see/hear the three of you again soon.
When Mick hits the zone at around 20 minutes for Delay sound 3, I felt it. Excellent.
Dan’s intro piece in this video was absolutely beautiful. Great video, very useful info. Cheers!
I’ve never liked a slapback delay sound when I’m playing guitar by myself…but hearing it in a band context has revealed how it benefits the tone! Thanks guys 😁
Awesome, nice one SImon!
Mick's swinging so much on that slapback delay that I thought he was going to proposition me.
Mick immersed into psychedelic state during that four head echorec delay sound. Total LSD soundscape.
Yeah baby!
Love my Friday night TPS fix 🙏
I know how hard it is to make quality stuff. And you make high quality stuff. I just want to take a second to tip my hat to just how far you are pushing TPS. Keep it up team! Best on the net.
Ah, cheers mate 🙏
I wouldn't call 335 ms arbitrary at all. 333 ms is an eighth note delay at 90 bpm, a triplet delay at 120 ms, or a dotted eighth delay at about 136 bpm, and 335 ms is obviously almost bang on to that, covering some very popular styles of delay in some very popular tempo ranges for rock and pop music. Incidentally, my "go-to" default delay is a Boss digital delay type at 375 ms, or a dotted eighth at 120 bpm, with feedback set to give me about 8 clear repeats. That sound underpins so many of the songs on my albums.
Yeah my standard "do everything solo thickening/ambiance delay" is set right at 320ms. I use a dark analog setting on my dd20 so even if the tempo is off, it's in the background enough to not matter. Low 300s just seems like the perfect catch-all delay setting
A band… sounds vaguely familiar from about 3 years ago. Is that where several people play music and a crowd (sometimes) claps at the end of a song? I think I was in one. These are great tips thanks!
All except the clapping part, as we recall. :0)
@@ThatPedalShow Right, more like a vague thumping noise drowned out by talking and clinking glasses
hey mik.. that was the best play and sound ever.. 🤟🏻
Not to forget Temper Trap’s Sweet Disposition. An absolutely stellar use of dotted 8s not played by Dave Evans.
Great great show. One of the most musical and useful in the long history of TPS. Waited years for the “in the mix” sounds. can’t wait to see more in this style. It’s both a return to a simple and instructive show, but also a massive technical challenge I’m sure. Thanks guys for continuing to push yourselves to do challenging stuff.
Thank you Sunil. In the end it was much simpler than I thought it would be. Few mics, have a hit, bit of mixing. Happy days!
The ODR-1 was getting all the love!
That last jam! Dan, you gave me goosebumps! Super tasty! Thanks for that lads!
Dan killing it on bass!
Refreshing. The format, I mean. Even though my musical taste is different, I enjoy listening. Good playing, gents!
Thank you Sven!
Your drummers timing is perfect. I really enjoy these band videos
Band sounds great (especially Dougie)
6:15 the simmering rage in Mick's eyes 👀