First Pedalboard Essentials! - What Do You Really Need?
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- So how many pedals do you really need? If you're starting out, the sheer variety of pedals available can be overwhelming! That's why Lee & Pete have decided to take you through their essentials-only pedalboard and show you what it can really do! | tinyurl.com/2gv7lvj5
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» Electro-Harmonix 2020 Mini Tuner Pedal | tinyurl.com/2kvj4uxq
» Ordo PB-5S-B Pedalboard with Gig Bag | tinyurl.com/2eaeo6vv
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» 0:00 What We Are Doing Today!
» 0:20 What You'll Need First
» 2:54 The Guitar & Amp!
» 3:25 Tuner!
» 4:54 Drive Pedals!
» 8:55 A Chorus!
» 10:37 A Delay!
» 12:41 How Many Sounds Can We Get?
» 12:58 John Mayer
» 13:34 Led Zeppelin
» 14:14 Metallica
» 14:42 Pink Floyd
» 15:20 Red Hot Chilli Peppers!
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PSA: You should always use cables to connect pedals instead of the single rigid connectors that Pete reminisced about (but wasn't recommending). Us older guitarists used to have those rigid ones, and they cause problems. When you step on a pedal, it moves. When it moves, the rigid connectors can put strain and wear on the pedals' jack connections and cause them to develop connection issues over time. This is especially the case with digital pedals where the sockets can be soldered directly to a circuit board. Cables (instead of the rigid connector) allow the pedal to move without putting strain on the jack connection. To keep your pedals working without issues, connect them with cables.
EDIT: for clarity.
remember, pete sells pedals for a living
Or make sure your pedals are fixed down firmly enough to whatever it is you're putting them on and not just loose on the floor or stuck onto something using velcro.
@@vyrnmn Even then the connectors are at different heights and may not be perfectly square with each other. It's just easier and cheaper to use patch leads instead of solid couplers.
Didn't Pete simply say remember those connectors.. what happened to them. Dont think he was saying use the old connectors, plus andertons don't sell them. I would almost guarantee he uses cables on stage.
@@stevedarby1099 Yup, he wasn't recommending the rigid ones, he just mentioned them. I was trying to clarify what he was talking about and elaborate as a PSA to novice players, especially since this is a "first pedalboard" video.
I like it when gear channels do affordable builds. It's important to show people they don't need to spend a buttload of money to have a fun time playing guitar. Good job as always guys. 👍
If you are a more heavy rock / metal oriented player: Get a tuner (of course), some heavy distortion like a Metal Zone for extreme stuff (and learn how to use it) or a Rat (for the glam sound), and a cheap 1 knob Noise Gate (so your ears don't bleed). That's the gist of it. To expand it you could get a compressor so your volume get's levelled (no high peaks and valleys for a more uniform sound and you could also activate it to level boost on a solo) + Delay if you really must. I also got a Digitech "The Drop" to access other tunings on the fly.
Need an overdrive but then you’ll want a distortion. After you’ll want a fuzz. And you’ll want a chorus and probably a flanger. And you’ll want a reverb but then you’ll want a delay. You’ll probably want a wah next. Then you’ll want a buffer. And after that a booster. You’ll be wanting EQ next. Then you’ll need a…….
Too dang relatable hahaha
When you give a mouse a cookie (kids book but true story just like John points ou).
I just started with 5 right away, but already know what will follow one day. 🙈
I need a money first
All you need is Pete's fingers
I wouldn’t know what to do with them all after he cuts them off.
Hello there, Pete's girlfriend 👋
That's the best pedal of the bunch
That’s what she said
We can't afford that 😢
I would probably not be able to ever travel and come over the store, but after all this years watching your videos, I feel you guys became part of my family and life, wouldn't ask for more than shake your hands, a big hug, and a big grateful feeling! Love you guys!
That was excellent. Please more ‘beginner setup/rig’ videos. What a great walk through of setting up a peddle board.
These types of videos are fantastic. You’re going to earn so many viewers with the “intro to X” and “X for beginners” educational content. Like, what are the differences between types of pick-ups, bridges, etc. - there are some other options out there for that content but none with the Anderton’s flair!!!
I really like these Andertons videos since the time when Pete has joined with Lee doing these product demos. Pete is such a nice and positive spirit guy! So keep on rocking and sending these marvellous videos! Petes brillant playing is often demonstrating what the product will show case in most of us guitar nerds.
I think as an absolute bleeding beginner, a Klon Centaur is a must! For the rest, the entire Strymon lineup is also pretty much a necessity. That should help anyone with their first steps in to the world of guitar!
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You forgot the '60s Uni-Vibe and the original Electric Mistress, got to have the essentials 😂
I go with, 1 Dimension/chorus, 2 distortion, 3 fuzz, 4 delay, 5 reverb. Great video guys.
That angel wing has been your go to 'budget' chorus for a while, it always sounds pretty solid to me.
Really nailed that “Purple Rain” sound (even though I think Wendy was playing her Rickenbacker on that track)
I love Pete's playing, every every time there's a new clip I view. You are fabulous both of you and thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
As a general practice tool and for solo gigs, I would say a rudimentary looper would also be at home on a "bare essentials" pedalboard.
I just needed the Tone City Durple. Love it. Thanks Pete!
As always, another awesome video! I own 7 of the TC Electronics "Smorgasbord" pedals. A few of them I bought new, but most I bought on the used market. They're all extremely good for the price. I highly recommend them to anyone who's just starting out and don't want to spend too much. Keep up the good work.
The best and only pedal you need for a Boss Katana is the GA-FC footswitch.
Man you guys are GREAT! Funny ,informational , & good players! Really enjoy your vids ,keep em' coming. 😄
Great informative video! The ending was brilliant!
I'm glad you guys did this video - You really don't need a lot to Do a Lot ... and it'll serve ALL levels of Guitarists to REMEMBER THIS!
What do you really "need"? A tuner, and that doesn't even have to be a pedal.
The real answer is, "It depends." It depends on what sounds you are trying to make. It depends on what kind of guitar you are playing and what style of playing and what genre of music. It depends on what you are playing into; that could be an amplifier, it could be mono, it could be stereo, it could be direct into a PA or recording desk, or just a headphone amp for your own enjoyment.
Now, that being said, supposing you don't really know or you don't have any real preferences, what would I recommend? A tuner, a clean boost, an overdrive, and a reverb, maybe a delay. Anything else is going to be much more of a personal stylistic preference, which is why I don't include any compression, filter, or modulation pedals in my recommendation for a "basic" pedalboard.
Tuner: Peterson StroboStomp HD tuner (or tc electronic Polytune 3, or Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner)
Clean Boost: tc electronic Spark mini booster
Overdrive: tc electronic Spark booster or tc electronic MojoMojo overdrive, or Boss BD-2 Blues Driver, or tc electronic Zeus or Magus Pro
Delay: tc electronic Flashback delay for stereo, or Flashback mini, for mono (discontinued, so buy it used, or buy the newer versions, if buying new), or any Boss DD series Digital Delay, or tc electronic Skysurfer mini
Reverb: tc electronic Hall of Fame reverb for stereo, or HOF mini for mono (discontinued, so buy it used, or buy the newer versions, if buying new), or any Boss RV series reverb, or tc electronic Bucket Brigade
The pedals listed above are the best, or some of the best, on the market at any price, and you don't need to spend more to get world-class professional-grade guitar tone. If you don't really know what kind of tone you are looking to build, these are excellent basic building blocks that will help you find your way.
Daisy chain power is fine for this. You do not need an "isolated" power supply, and with this few pedals, you don't need an actual board to stick them on, either. In fact, it's better if you don't use a board, it first, because you can more easily rearrange the pedals that way, and experiment to find "your sound".
Thank you. That was exactly what I needed to know. Love you guys!
Love you guys!! Great video as always.
My first board is also connected to a Katana 50Mk 2.
Tuner - Compressor - Distortion - Tube Screamer - Blues Drive - Noisegate (necessary!!!) - Delay - Chorus - Phaser.
Apart from the chorus which is the CH-1, my pedals are all cheap mini ones. Kokko (a copy of the Nux ones) and M-Vave.
Love the vids in general but especially the pedal-related ones.
Great video. Great playing. Great laughs! Thank you!
As always, it's awesome watch a video of yours :)! greetings from Mexico!
This was just the video i was looking for thank you!
Love the tone demos at the end! Like the sound-like series in short-form.
I like a clip-on tuner over a pedal tuner as it frees up real estate on the pedalboard and always attached.
My pedalboard is literally a piece of board. I use a rechargeable power supply. I use a clip-on tuner as it frees up real estate on my board. My clip-on stays on my headstock. To mute my signal I turn the volume down on my instrument. Easy.
I have zero pedals. I practice with my amp with the treble up to make my mistakes more obvious so I can correct them.
Every time I ask myself what pedals I need, the answer is : I don’t need pedals, I need to concentrate on practice time.
loving that concept guys, quick change axes and oz calling the tunes, pps loved the pedal board set up m.
A really capable, budget friendly pedal and amp setup. I think it sounds great! I really enjoy this channel. One day you're showing high $$ custom shop guitars, and the next video is like this one. Great job, Anderton's!
Well done guys! I'll look in that nice setup. Of course I still want my Ibannez Tube Screamer.
Thank you!!
Excellent and inspiring episode! Shows that we actually need much less (and less expensive) gear to get a full range of great tones.
Good to back in the essentials 👍👏😉
I love this kind of video, they are amazing for a beginner like me.
That's why these two are the G.O.A.T. - they don't just flap their gums, they show you. Instead of a load of brainless banter, they inspire you to go look at your own kit, scratch your head and think 'how do I get the best out of this stuff?' As a sidenote, the Boss Blues Driver II Pedal: wot kind of overdrive is that? If you were left £150 by Auntie Gladys in her will, what other (overdrive?) pedal would you use to compliment it?
Absolutely amazing video
This is a great video and very helpful. I have put together a pedal board through trial and error and have come up with the same combination. Landlord FX Lock In Guitar Tuner, Boss Blues Driver BD-2, TC Electronic Magnus Pro (Rat distortion), TC Electronic Bucket Brigade analog delay using aSire H7 Larry Carlton 335 and Roland Acoustic Chorus AC-33 which has a nice reverb chorus and looper on board. I tried more expensive pedals and compressors but found in my longe they did reveal all their features. You don't need to spend a fortune to have a great setup and most importantly a lot of fun.
Awesome vid as always @Andertons - It would super helpful for us pedal beginners to somehow add a graphic to the videos to show the pedal settings used e.g. to get those signature sounds you demo'd at the end. I am more than happy to fiddle around, but am often frustrated at not being able to dial in the sounds given the combinations available across 5 or 6 pedals. I've been noodling for 30 years but have only now dived into the ever deepening rabbit hole of the pedal world!
Seymour Duncan made an analogue delay that had an LED which blinked for the tempo of the effect and it's by far the most brilliant feature I've ever heard. I believe it's called the Vapor Trail. Great option!!
Thx. Super demo. Like your work!
The random song demonstration was really fun!
I have had the Sweet Cream for a few years and it is my favourite pedal by far. It's really dynamic. :)
I own like 20 pedals but was still compelled to watch this video
Nice quick sounding diddy with the prophet, Pete
Great information Guys ! Have just subscribed. Thankyou.
Awesome video! Thank you!
Everyone who's starting should get a TC flashback. Great delay and has a looper
And a TC Hall Of Fame to go with the Flashback!
I've used the same 5 boss pedals for decades but my nephew just gave me the angel wing chorus and I have to say, I love it....I also won an Earthquake dispatch master from Jedd Hughes giveaway (Australian Nashville guitarist with Vince Gill) which I really love....first two new pedals in ages and both are really impressive.
Well you bought nice, and didn't buy twice. Good on yer mate.
Great content ❤
I've got a daisy chain powering my grab board of five pedals, noise is very low, but I'm powering mine from a 5v 5800mAh Anker powerbank suitable for charging mobile phones etc. It's connected via a 5v - 9v USB step-up cable, and works very well, especially in venues where there is little/no power front of stage. I can get at least 10 hours of use between charges, if not more, and charging takes two hours or so. I ALSO bring a 240v PSU to every gig INCASE there's an issue, but so far it's been flawless
I have the Prophet and the Skysurfer and I think they are awesome.
If you are looking for your first power supply, just get a One Spot. It is plenty for handling 4 or 5 pedals.
You sometimes get some hum from using the daisy chains. It isn't worth freaking out over. Just buy another one spot. Boom.
A single 1Spot or Power-All can easily handle upwards of a dozen pedals, if the pedals are good quality.
Awesome idea playing classic riffs on your new affordable board
I'm Lester the Night fly from old Baton Rouge . Please respect the 7second delay .
I found a remedy for switching pedals in and out trying to get the 'right' combination, or changing it up every time a different set of sounds is needed. It's call a Boss GX-100. 10 months and it's still good.
You guys are great.
I love when you guys go back to basics. Such a pallet cleanser. It makes me realize we don’t have drip loads of money into things. Until I go an watch a Klon video!
Just get a Wampler Tumnus.
Just get a Digitech Bad Monkey, once the market stops going crazy over them.
That squint when Pete hits a couple of chords after Cap turns off the tuner pedal...
...that squint says "we're not finished with that"
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Hmmmm, I would say three metal zones would be okay for a start.
You have fine tastes and are a man possessing legendary wisdom.
I still use those little pedal adapters that go straight from one pedal into another, when I can anyway...they are great ONLY if the pedal ins and outs match up geographically..if not well..then there are the ones that are offset..I have a few of those too...great to use instead of having wires.
Great video!! Very interesting, thanks 😊
Delay, EQ, and distortion. Also that one Satchel made bc it should be on every pedal board
My live rig is very simple; tuner, OD, distortion, small multi fx, delay
I would have included a wah pedal on the first pedalboard essentials. My own essential pedals (though not really first pedals since they are kind of pricey, and not really pedalboarrd pedals since I don't use one playing at home and only using a couple pedals at a time) are the Dunlop Justin Chancellor JCT95 fuzz wah and, especially if I'm using my Mustang Micro or don't have my amp for some other reason, the DSM & Humboldt Silver Linings. My favorite two effects are drive and wah, so really the JCT95 by itself almost covers it. I have a couple other drive and fuzz pedals, but those two are my favorite, and with how versatile the Silver Linings is, I can get pretty close to my other ones. I don't frequently use delay but I do find it pretty fun when I dig out my multi-effects pedal and I would consider it my third favorite effect (plus it can approximate reverb with short delay times, and chorus if it has modulation). Unlike with overdrives, I haven't found analog delays to be superior to digital delays, just a bit different though there seems to be a lot of overlap. So tonally I just use my multi-effects for delay, but I keep thinking about getting a standalone delay to make it easier to get out and power off of a daisy chain rather than a separate plug.
The Golden Plexi is a great pedal for the money!🤘
A decent multi effects pedal, and a couple of your favourite overdrives.
Donald Fagen gets mentioned in an Andertons video. Now, I can die in peace
Fantastic video! Wow! I've spent thousands and love that I have a bevy of options at my disposal, but this is a terrific reminder of what can be accomplished with a simple, inexpensive set-up. Love it!
cool video, a lot of good recomendations
Freaky awesome good effects 👍👌
Great vid
Brilliant Video, guys! This is excellent for guitar players, like myself, who are just getting started. I checked here in the colonies for a purple Tele like that, to no avail. What would shipping run on that to the Chicago, IL, area?
Boss only. Tuner into Blues Driver into Tremelo into small combo ( 20+ watts tube or 65 watts + Solid State) with reverb. Done. The wall wart power splitter is a good idea but on stage I run batteries for simplicity.
This is helpful;, I’ve been playing since I was 16 (I’m 42) I’ve probably wasted 100s if not a k on pedals.. I find I get bored so quickly with them, this should help me work out the basics of what I should have.
I really wish when I started down this road that I had started with DISCRETE pedals. It is adding a LOT of complexity and annoyance dealing with digital multi-effects. Go with these mini pedal things. And having one of the modern metal pedalboards shown as in the video is SO great to have. Having discrete pedals lets you get the sound you want, and to really have time to learn how to use each one and get the best out of it. Once you have experience with discrete, dialing in digital units gets EASIER. Digital Effects come in two flavors; Low end and annoyingly weird, and mid/high end which are incredibly powerful and have a huge learning curve. There's not a lot of wallet friendly non-complex digital options.
As a fan of Jimi And SRV, I am happy to say my first two pedals were a Tube screamer and a wah XD
ToneCity Golden Plexi two channel for the win! One pedal, two channels no need for another OD pedal
Over drive (Kernom Ridge) + Fuzz (Solidgoldfx If 6 was9) this combo is just wicked! Normaly fuzz 1st Overdrive 2nd but in this case the opposite allow that each tweek of the (Ridge) is also affecting the fuzz responsivness. Now it is like if my Fuzz was a midi fuzz with multiple presets or kinda, almost like! The only Fuzz i know of that has MIDI is the Automatone but it is way more expensive and a bit more complicate to tweek to my opinion, plus i like the fact that i can still change my fuzz 4 another one if i wish! For some, The downside may be that you need a midi switcher like RJM, or G3 for it to work but to my eyes it is a must have anyway! And the Ridge, seriously name the OD and it will nailed it perfectly, Bad Monkey, Klon, King of tone, Tube screamer, Rat or wathever you see the point. The Ridge is the greatest pedal ever that is no fuzz, i strongly recomend it!
Thank you!
Building an "essentials" pedalboard is entirely dependent on the style of music you're wanting to play. For me personally, a delay pedal with presets was a requirement for the kind of music I play, as I will go through a handful of different delay times and sounds in a set. If you're playing more of the general rock style that these lads tend to play on the channel their choices make sense.
If I had to build a board today with the ABSOLUTE essentials for what I need live, and as small as possible, my board would be: A small low-med gain drive - something small and *green* , a booster pedal like the ibanez booster mini that I just got or EP boost, probably a chorus pedal maybe the ibanez mini chorus, a boss dd20 or dd200, and probably a hall of fame mini or some other small reverb that I can easily turn up and down with my foot. and I'd use a clip on tuner to save space
Been obsessed with the Boss DD 200 since I discovered it a few weeks ago, looks like the ultimate multi delay, with all the Boss goodness and sturdiness! Can't wait to get one
@@FelixHureau seeing as the 200 is literally just a smaller 20 with updated modes more of which are useful, I couldn’t recommend it more
the pedals sound good especially for the price, good basic board for a clean amp.
I'm in a covers band and my pedal board keeps getting bigger and longer. Always coming across a new song we're covering which involves for example guitar harmonies. New purchase, Harmonist pedal!! I know I could just use a Helix, Headrush or whatever, but I just love stomp boxes, plus I can just reach down and easily adjust anytime. But the main items utilized on my board are, Chorus, Delay/Reverb, Flanger, Boost and most all the Wah!! Everything else is just because. And they're fun...
I imagine your pedal board is quite large in a covers band. Instead of just trying to create your own tone, you've got to replicate the tone of many artists.
All I have ever used is a chorus, Rat original big box distortion/ overdrive , Comp, Digital delay and onboard amp reverb.
Great video guys. Pete said " Better not play anymore of that". Reminds me of a recent clip from the Letterman show where he was asking the band to play an Eagles song. The floor manager stopped them and said they couldn't afford to as it would cost $250,000. They could play one for free if they had an "Eagle" on the show 😮
Good stuff.
Man I love that Squier. I got mine today from Andertons and regrettably it was a bit of a mess. Bridge plate not on straight and so looks weird compared next to the pickguard, residue the on neck pocket and somehow a really spotty maple board. Looks like leopard print.
Hopefully Andertons can send me a slightly better one.
Those pedals sound really good, not just good for the money but seriously good. As an alternative (in particular a beginnner) I'd also have a look at the Boss-ME-80 multifx.
I need a reverb a delay and an overdrive that can get enough gain to do distortion as well😊
These pedals plus Blackstar Debut 50R - I think that should be great for beginning and even bit after...
Thank's a lot, because you showed us, even we're not very rich, we can take pleasure with some not expensive effects.
My music store always tries to sell me the most expensive one. With one of his pedals, I could afford your whole pedal board 😁
I know, there are different qualities, but I'm not a professional, nor a famous guitarist 😏and I could be satisfy with your effects ☺
All of them!
That rig costs about 285 Quid, and has 4 Effect pedals, and a Tuner. There are Valeton, and Ampero, and other Modelers that cost less, and have over 200 Effects, work as an Audio Interface, have many Amp models, etc.
Thanks for that, very informative, but when you did the songs at the end it was hard to see which pedals were being used and what settings. Would be even better if you added a graphic of close up of those “tone recipes”. Thanks
Great demo and playing ! Thanks . Not really a big pedal guy -have an MXR Badass and a Vox wah but would love a Univibe as I’m a massive Trower fan but the Fulltone is really expensive, any cheaper options anyone could suggest ? Cheers
This video sold me the Squier FSR CV Metallic Purple "Danish Pete". 🙂
Great rig for super cheap, well done guys.
Kashmir would have been a good place to demo the tuner while you retuned the whole guitar 🤣 that's high quality content right there
Type of pedal we want tu use, depend on our style of music. I use BOSS CS 3, BOSS ML 2, JOYO 6 BAND EQ, BOSS AC 3, JOYO JF 37, Behringer FX600 and Vox V847 A.