Where did my guitar go ? 3 tricks to cut through a live mix to sound your best
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In this guitar and music lesson instructor David Taub teaches all about live guitar sounds and how to make your guitar cut through a live band mix. The lesson is filled with tips and tricks to make your live sound the best possible. Learn about gain, EQ, the importance of mid range, speakers and cabinets, and much more. This lesson will help you achieve the best live tone possible - enjoy!
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Preaching to the choir here. That's why I angle my amp (I use a smaller guitar stand to prop it at a precise angle to my ears) and I'm a mid range guy. Still working to tweak mid range frequencies on the board to occupy a single space rather than being buried by vocalists and keys, but you're right. This is a great starting point.
Hi and thanks so much for your kind words - most appreciate and thanks for watching this video. Best of luck working on the kids at the board to strive for that solid space in the mix - its a challenge for sure. Keep rocking and please subscribe to our channel. Take care and rock oN! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Subscribed just now :)
thanks David
you are very genuine and offer great ideas and concepts
rock on and thank you for sure
No prob. Thank you for your kind words - really appreciate that and it means a lot to me. Thanks for watching the video and I hope that we are helping you along in your guitar and musical journey. Take care and keep on rocking! And we are going to keep bringing the killer content! Have a great day! -David T, NLG
This is SO SPOT ON!
thank u so much for your kind words Vinnie - really appreciate that - u rock! And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another TH-cam channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - th-cam.com/users/EpicGuitarInstruction - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
I should have seen this a long time ago. Will use these adjustments at our next live show. Thanks!
Hi and thank u so much for your kind words and for checking out this video - really appreciated! Hope this helps u on getting that guitar to cut thru the live mix. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
I should of watched this video before my last performance, but better late than never. Great advice. Thank you.
Hi Art - thanks for watching this video and I appreciate your kind words. Try some of the tips I spoke of as they may really help u in your live sound. Stay tuned as lots more killer content and lessons coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and have a rocking day! And please SUBSCRIBE to the channel - thank you! Take care,
-David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & Mind Cell Band
Thing you for your advice, I am at my witts end with the way I sound. When I’m in the studio I sound great but as soon as I play live I get lost in the mix. So, I’m going to try to implement your solutions. I’ll hit you back after my next gig, this weekend.
no prob Sebron - glad u liked the lesson and I hope that these tips help you with your live shows. Give them a try. It is a very different animal getting good tone in your bedroom at home vs getting good tones in the studio vs getting good tones that cut through a live mix with a band. Try some of the things I mentioned and let me know how they work out. Enjoy and please subscribe to the channel - most appreciated and keep on rocking! -David T, NLG
outstanding video. just what i needed. thanks so much
No prob at all Art and I hope this video helps u along in getting ur guitar to cut through the mix - enjoy! And please stay tuned, lots more content and lessons coming soon and keep up all that hard work on that guitar. I also wanted to let you know that I have a new record that just released with my original band, MIND CELL - the brand new Mind Cell new record, Absolute, is now available on most digital platforms. Check out the new slamming record here on:
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It's all good advice. I went from a 4x12 to a 2x12 combo because I had stopped gigging. Later when I started back with a band I bought an amp stand and angled it. Perfect! On mids? I recently discovered how much punchier my guitar sound is with more mids. I basically did it by accident and was really impressed how good my overall tone sounded. Amazing what new things your ears hear even when you have been playing for well over 30 years.
Thanks man! Learned great from eq settings and the amp elevation. I have 2 pcs 10w practice amp when elevated sounds loud and when on the floor less volume.
Hi Jon and thanks for tuning into this lesson. Appreciate your kind words and I hope this lesson helps u along in your guitar journey. Yeah moving the amp up makes a huge difference as do the EQ settings, especially those kids for live playing. Lots more killer content and lessons coming so please stay tuned. And if you get a sec please subscribe to the channel. Take care and keep up all that hard work on that guitar - and keep on rocking! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Rock on! Very nice video!
thanks Gabriel - most appreciated! Glad u liked this video. And happy new year! And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more killer content coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
This man have a point, and you should accept it as a fact. But I will add something to that, forget that you are individual who standing alone on stage, because if you are in the band than you are just a part of bigger picture, so your ego (which is must to have, otherwise you wouldn't be able to do music) have to back out, because I'll say it again you are the part of the team who expressing feelings, emotions, speaking language of frequency, THE MUSIC... We all been there as musicians, had a same problem, but not all of us had opportunity to have someone to give as a piece of advice that is so true about playing music like this one, but like I said put a side your ego for your own good and try it, and most important thing is to give it a time to get use to new sound, try to adapt to it, your play stile, your way of hearing sound and you gonna love it... Love you all good people and keep on progressing and learning music, it's a long, good, never ending ride...
Hi Ivan and thank you so much for your kind words and your insights - so appreciated! You are right on sir! Thanks for tuning into this video and best of luck in your guitar and musical journey. Stay tuned as lots more killer content and lessons coming soon and please subscribe to the channel. Have a rocking day and happy new year! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Excellent advice and 110% correct, thanks brother....subscribed
Hello and thank u so much for checking out this lesson and for ur kind words - really appreciate that. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more killer content coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar. And have a safe and happy holiday! Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
I'm a sound guy and my view on your tips here is that it aught to be made compulsory viewing for guitarists before they set foot on stage !! Bravo :)
Hi Simon and thank u so much for your kind words - really appreciate that and it means the world to me - u da man! And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons and content coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Hell yeah thx man I’ll try it out this weekend at our show and let ya know how it went down, rock on.
no prob! Try it out and let me know how it works for ya! Enjoy and keep on rocking!
Excellent Advice - thanks
No prob at all Bob - so glad that u liked this video. And thank u for your kind words - most appreciated. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more killer content and lessons coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
great advices! thank you!
No problem. Thanks so much for watching our videos, most appreciated. Glad you liked this one. So important to get your guitar to cut through a live mix. If you have a sec please subscribe to the channel and check back as we have lots more great content coming soon. Thanks again and keep rocking! -David T, NLG
Thank you for this. Very helpful. :)
Hi Enzo - No prob at all - so glad that u liked this video. And thank u for your kind words - most appreciated. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more killer content and lessons coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Thanks. Really helpful 🙏
no prob at all Howard - hope this lesson helps - let me know how it goes if you try these settings with your live rig. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as I have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another TH-cam channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - th-cam.com/users/EpicGuitarInstruction - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Good tips, thanks!
No prob at all and thanks so much for checking out this lesson - most appreciated. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more lessons coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Great video and great tips! I'm gonna try putting my amp on a stand, it's the only thing I haven´t tried yet.
Hello Gaston and thank u so much for checking out this lesson - really appreciate that. Yeah, putting the amp on a stand directed more at your ears makes a huge difference. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer lessons taught in the same format - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more killer content coming soon. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channel. And have a safe and happy holiday! Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
great vid!
Hi and thanks so much for your kind words and for checking out this video - I really appreciate that!. So glad that u liked this video on cutting through a live mix - enjoy and keep up all that hard work on that guitar. Lots more killer content and lessons coming soon so please stay tuned and keep on rocking! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Excellent👍
Hello and thank u for watching this video - hope this tips helps on getting your tone dialed in. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another TH-cam channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - th-cam.com/users/EpicGuitarInstruction - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
i like to add type of reverb also make an impact, i love reverb but when in live i need to lessen it or search best type of reverb defend on location
Great video!! It is a battle getting some guitar player to not scoop mids, or at least to not boost their low end. I think it is normal for players to want that CHUNK! They should be bass players. We have video taped from FOH with mids scooped and with them where they should be and guitar players are usually surprised how much better they sound with a good LIVE sound. My band has upgraded to in ear monitors which really helps. At one particular club we are able to turn stage amps completely around shooting to back corners of stage. Sound guy has much more control and with in ears players don't have any problem hearing themselves.
I use a evh 5150 III for both rythm and lead tone with a 4x12 mesa cab
For rythm :
Gain 3/10
Bass 4/10
mids 7/10
Treble 6/10
Presence 8/10
Drop C# with a tubescreamer gain 0 vol 10
I never played live but I hope i would be heard
Right on the fkng money.
what do you do on leads and what channel?
I liken your commentary on how raising volume results in the beginning of world war three
No joke though this is a brilliant informative video! You earned my sub
Hi Toby and thanks so much for your kind words - really appreciate that and it means a lot to me. I hope this video helps u in your life music endeavors. Stay tuned - lots more killer content and lessons coming soon - keep up all that hard work on that guitar and keep on rocking! Take care! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Practicing with my band later this week and I can't wait to try these tips out. Thank you sir.
no prob Sean - I think u will find they will really help u cut through a live mix - let us know how they work out for you. Take care and keep on rocking! -David T, NLG
Im 4 years late, so did u go to the practice?
Good stuffin this video...I'm using a Marshall Dsl 40cr .... on an amp stand angled upwards with mids around 6-7 and gain half way up, and treble down to like 3-4, bass up to 6-7 .with a tubescreamer...gain way down, level all the way up check out twitter post from marshall amps about getting good tones for dsl 40.
Hi Bob and thanks so much for your kind words - really appreciate that and so glad that u liked the lesson. Yeah sounds like you amp settings are bang on for that Marshall - thank u for sharing. Stay tuned - lots more killer content and lessons coming soon and please subscribe to the channel. Take care and have a rocking day! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Great video. Helped me a lot. I use to put my combo on the ground, so I cannot listen to my self. Than I crank my mid and my tone turns to muddy awful thing. Maybe me problem is the amp placing. I'll buy a amp support!
Hi Lucas and thanks for watching or lessons. No prob at all and so glad that we can help you along in your guitar journey! Yeah, you will be amazed at the difference it makes when you raise up or angle your speaker/amp ear level. Enjoy and please consider subscribing to our channel. Take care and rock oN! -David T, NLG
I run my eq all the way up on 10... highs mids and lows... best eq ever
Thanks after seeing what last gig was like, and I'm the lead guitar getting lost completely. I'm gonna boost my mid control. Thanks for the hot tip! One thing with amp stands, they zap the low end. I have a combo twin. Maybe a small wood box to lift my amp a foot or so
right on Todd - yeah, try cranking the kids a bit and perhaps turn down the gain a little and see how that helps. Maybe like you said try a box or something to get your amp more up in the air posting toward you. I think you will hear a big difference with all those adjustments. And thank u for checking out this video - most appreciated. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons - lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. I also have another TH-cam channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. Keep up all that hard work on that guitar and please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
@@rockongoodpeople Last two gigs were awesome! My rig sounded great and I cut through perfectly. I really just adjusted the Bass, Mids and Treble and kept the gain in check. More Mids did it. The other Guitar Player said I was too loud. With a reaction like that, you know I'm on the right track.
Maybe you have a great lesson for Denny Dias' Do It Again Solo. I'm working on it next.
right on Todd! So glad that the tips worked out for ya - awesome news! Such a great feeling playing live when you know and can hear that you are slicing thru the mix. Nice! Keep up all that hard work and keep on rocking brother! Funny u mentioned it as I happen to be working on an acoustic lesson for Do it Again - more jus the rhythms, will have to ck out diving into the leads - great stuff there for sure! Rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Yup, the advice on GAIN is spot on. Past a certain point you lose body and definition of sound. Fluffy, mushy sound does not cut! Might sound great when you are standing next to it, but it becomes a lame sound out front. Some over the top pre-amp gain structures on modern amps are designed to sound like what you want to hear at home, but they hold your amp and speakers back in alive setting. The Truth! A "Bigger" sound is a "Better" sound live. Don't starve your speakers.
def did not need that siren in my earphones, though.
I’m always surprised how each gig / venue requires me to tweak the amp differently. Last gig I had to really pull back the gain, boost the mids but also lower the channel volume and increase the master. Getting the most out of the preamp and power stage was a balancing act.
Hi again Chris - David Taub here again from Next Level Guitar - thanks again for watching my video and for your kind words. Thought I would touch bases as I am really excited and thought you may like this tune. Wanted to let you know I just released the first single from my new original band's coming record. Im really stoked about the project. Take a listen and let me know what you think, we released the first single as a video - would appreciate your feedback and perhaps if you can share the video with some friends whom u think may like the music that would be so awesome - here is the YT vid - th-cam.com/video/i-gB97WVJdw/w-d-xo.html and here is the band FB page - facebook.com/mindcellband/ Let me know what u think. And thanks again for watching my videos and for your kind words and insights - most appreciated! Looking forward to your feedback.Have a rocking day! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Hello there. Question, what does lowering channel volume and raising the master one do?
Hello there. Question, what does lowering channel volume and raising the master one do?
Hey this is great but can someone help me, When people talk about guitar amp settings what are lo cuts, high cuts, middles, scoops, how to make more bass, stuff like that. Thank you for posting this.
Good advices! Any tips on pedals to push those mids and keep the amp character in tact?
Hello and thank u for watching this video and for ur kind words - really appreciated. As far as pedals just keep an eye on the mids adjustments if they have any on the pedals as u want to keep those kids in there like on the amp. Put overdrives or distortion pedals before the amp as that will drive the amp harder and make it punchier in my opinion. Give that a try. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as we have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another TH-cam channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - th-cam.com/users/EpicGuitarInstruction - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Great video, never surprised by how much I dislike my home tone, only to love it live! I gig with a 2x12 which I now have on an amp stand - amp sits beneath it on the floor- looks weird- sounds AWESOME!!!!!
Greetings sir!
May I humbly check this with you?
I read this articles somewhere suggesting that dealing with high gain tone its good to turn up the treble and roll back the bass?
My mid is at 4 o’clock already:)
I hope to hear from you soon:)
Regards
Alex G.
Hi Alex and thank you for checking out this video. Its hard to come up with general settings that work across every amp - a lot depends on the amp itself but generally if you want to cut through more in the mix I suggest turning up the mids as one thing you can try and turning down the gain a little. Also - yes, it many modern amps if the bass is set too high the sound is more goofy and less punchy - not as tight - so lower on the bass - but again, a lot depends on your amp so you have to experiment. You can up the treble but be careful your tone does not get too shrill and trebly - hope this helps - take care and stay tuned as I have lots more killer content and lessons coming soon. And please SUBSCRIBE to the channel. Take care and have a rocking day!
-David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
rockongoodpeople hey thank you very much!
Tip number 4, buy a Fender Telecaster, and you will be heard! M
Thank you Martin! I've tried all kinds of amps on stage, and struggle to be heard. Our singer plays a Tele on a lower volume, and I can hear his tone really clear. I've googled through the Net for Guitars that cut through the mix, but the hits are all about amps and EQ settings. I'm sure it's the dark tone of my guitar that's impeding me.
This is a serious problm for distorted guitar, not a clean tone issue.Clean tone are easiest to cut through
Yes indeed! I'll never use a humbucker guitar live again. It was hard letting my sg go but i'm glad i did.
Fenders period, but a Telecasters cut through the loudest of the muddy mix.
When I play live and it’s time for my solo I can’t seem to hear it, even with a eq, how can boost my solos for metal guitar?
Hi - there are a few different ways to boost your volume for solos. You can use a boost pedal. Many companies make these and you can adjust the amount of decibels or boost, some even have added gain that you can add. The EP booster is a popular one as well as the Fulltone boost pedal. Many companies make them and they work great - some are just clean boost where they do nothing but boost the level of your signal - some can add gain. You can also put an overdrive or distortion pedal in front of your amp and with the level control adjustments use it to boost your signal. Many players use a tube screamer or pedal in front of the amp to do this as it pushes the amp a little and will give you that boost but may add some noise depending on the pedal. Try some of these ideas and see what sounds best to your ears and what works best for your playing situation. Stay tuned for more great content and please subscribe to the channel - have a great day! -David T, Next Level Guitar Inc.
You forgot to say one thing... : don't stay in the front close of the cab !!! I've experienced that with the mids pushed I couldn't hear anything but my guitar.
Excellent video! When you say crank up those mids... you mean 10? 9? 8?
Hi Jose and thanks for watching our lessons. When I say crank up the kids I mean crank them up more than what you have them set at before - and more if you are getting lost in the mix - so if you normally have your kids set live on 3 - try them on 7 or 8 and see how the difference sounds. Keep up all that hard work and keep rocking on that guitar. And please subscribe to the channel. Take care and rock oN! -David T, Next Level Guitar Inc
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you just described why Marshall's are the goto live amp, because the mids aren't scooped, unlike most other popular amps.
But I can't remember that last time I saw a guitarist playing a Marshall at an actual concert...
GFJDean35, so I guessing you don't know any of these artists ; marshallamps.com/artists/all/
David Willis, I'm not saying no one plays Marshalls. Obviously, Marshall has many famous endorsees. But I go see a lot of small-medium rock and metal bands, and almost none of them play Marshalls. Therefore, in my experience, I don't think it's accurate to label Marshall as the go-to live amp.
David Willis it’s no the amps which scoop mids, people do. With the right EQ any amp should be able to get at least a hearable and decent tone
yup, on all 3...
Hi Steve and thank u for checking out this video - most appreciated. Yeah, those small tweaks I mention in the video can really help your sound cut right thru the mix. Take care and keep on rocking and please stay tuned for more killer content and lessons coming soon. And rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc.
Excellent and well done vid, David. Your dog must have been asleep and that is why you had the lights low.
My keyboard player and group leader wanted me to play louder and louder "until his ears bleed"!!!
thanks so much - really appreciate your kind words - so glad that u liked the video. Please subscribe to the channel and keep rocking with your band! Enjoy and rock oN! -David T, NLG
Are those krk monitor speakers?
Hi - and thanks for watching - yes, they are KRK rocket 5s - had them for a good while now - they do a good job with my computer based recording DAW system. Take care and keep on rocking! -David T, NLG
rockongoodpeople I'm looking into buying my first pair of decent reference monitors. Is krk one of the better brands? I was looking at the krk vxt8, but I'm not sure all the differences between the different series. I just picked a good mic and will pick up mixing board soon. I wasn't sure what speakers to get. Maybe I could go with the 5" monitor and still sound ok.
To be honest I have had these KRKs a long time and they have served me very well and I have never had a problem with them. But I have been out of the monitor buying mode so I am not familiar with all the new brands/models out in the market today. I would suggest reading some online reviews or maybe checking out some audio based forums for more info. Sorry I can't be more help on this one. Take care and keep on rocking! -David T, NLG
@@FLOODOFSINS KRK monitors aren't ideal as studio monitors because they sound so good. they make everything sound good instead of getting that flat sound that you need for mixing audio
6:30 "You're still gonna have tons of sustain.......and remember, I'm not talkin' about your lead channel, this is your rhythm channel...."
Ehhhh......hmmmmmm............
Gain is (usually) only in the lead channel......
mjs28c what genre do you play?
none of them work. I think my drummer broken cheap cymbals eat the mid
😂
You look like Satriani.
What less gain🤣🤣
I know, its tough one to swallow - but try it and see what u think as far as cutting thru a live mix - let me know ur thoughts once u try. And thanks so much for watching this video - most appreciated. And be sure to take a good look around the channel as I have tons of killer content and lessons lots of fun stuff. Enjoy and stay tuned - lots more content coming soon. And just in case you didn't know I have another TH-cam channel at EPIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION here - th-cam.com/users/EpicGuitarInstruction - which is more song based - be sure and check that one out also and learn some killer songs - lots of killer lessons and content as I post on both channels. And please subscribe to the channels. Take care, and rock on! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
I'm a giging musician i put a marker on my gain knob around 1:30 o'clock and put a tube screamer in front. i gig with 20watt microdark w/ 1x12 V30s coz our 2nd guitarist is always turning his gain knob almost max told him thats not a volune knob 🤣
great point! I think u r right that so many players think more gain is more volume. Enjoy and have a rocking day! -David Taub, Next Level Guitar Inc. & EGI
Your alarm sounds to drive your point home are not cool . The second time I stopped the video , posted this comment. You had a chance you blew it .
I thought it was pretty funny :)