Yes, You Can Use Guitar Pedals On Drums!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Some of the greatest pedal innovations were inspired by people using their gear in ways is wasn't meant to be used. So today we’re going to use guitar pedals in ways they weren’t meant to be used. Nick is taking over the show and is going to share his favorite pedals to re-amp drums through. Let us know in the comments which “drum riff” was your favorite and don’t forget to check out Nick’s TH-cam channel Nix Tapes.
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Spencer Tweedy Drum Demo (JHS 500 Series):
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Check out the gear in this and past episodes here:
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0:43 Radial EXTC-SA Reamp
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1:21 Electro - Voice RE20
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1:22 Shure SM7B Microphone
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1:31 Aston Starlight Condenser
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1:51 AEA R84 Ribbon Microphone
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2:02 Keeley Caverns Delay Reverb
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3:00 ProCo Rat Distortion
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3:13 Boss NF-1 Noise Gate
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4:25 Line 6 FM4 Filter Modeler
5:41 Anasounds La Brute Element Spring Reverb
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7:00 Boss Synthesizer SY-1
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7:24 Caroline Guitar Company Kilobyte Lo-Fi Delay Pedal
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Record Time:
Tame Impala - The Slow Rush
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Nice to know that if anything ever happens to Josh, we have a spare. Great job.
Nah, there’s only one Josh!
Can’t believe they made a drums episode before they made a bass episode 😂
Awesome episode as always, though
Yeah, a Bass pedal episode is overdue.
I was about to comment that. How about bass?
bass is just a four string guitar XD lol
^^ THIS!!!!!!!!!!
Send bASS! Maybe Davie504 could do something about that.
Josh, Nick has learned so much that he has become dangerous. You know what must be done.
Get him to do all the work and reap the rewards?
They must form the greatest band in the world? Lol.
And he fits in the frame sooo much better...
@@thatellipsisguy8984 yeah he makes the frame perfectly symmetrical
I laugh each times the "he has the box" because my wife hate how much empty boxes are stored in my house 😂
You really need to watch out for brown recluse. They love cardboard. Dang varmints got me twice!
As a guitar player turned drummer, this video is the perfect intersection of my interests.
Mic's with frickin laser beams attached to their heads
Almost as good as sharks with lasers (ref. Austin Powers)
Lol.. dr evil..
The coolest effect I ever heard on drums was used by the drummer of jazz great Rahsaan Roland Kirk; a Colombian guy whose name escapes me. Normally, there are two little vents on the side of the snare that, when you hit the skin, allow all the air compressed by a skin-strike to escape. This drummer had inserted vinyl tubes into those holes that sealed them, and routed them to a mouthpiece such that the only way for air to escape was through the mouthpiece. HOWEVER, the mouthpiece also allowed him to blow back *into* the snare and increase the air pressure inside it. This allowed him to "tune" the snare's pitch as he played. The guy had cheeks like Dizzy Gillespie. I think it's the only time I've ever been able to say about a drummer "Man, that cat can BLOW!".
Any links to some songs using that method
Nick talks in the exact same way that Josh does
11 years and 100 JHS episodes will do that. I’ve adopted so many southernisms from working with Josh. Hahahahaha
It's really very bizarre, but I also love it.
Feels familiar and comfortable, like instant mashed potatoes.
I was just about to say this.
It might have something to do with the spring reverb, it's set to 11. It sounds amazing.
Because Kansas
Now if there's guitar effects on the electric triangle. That would be shocking.
Would that be a 13-pin MIDI electric triangle?
@@kjrimple , the triangle sounds great with a flanger pedal. Been there, done that.
There is still triangle bouncing off the walls in my head since Woodstock, man. The bird.
Nick, I’ve been meaning to tell you how much I love your drum sounds. Great kit. Great playing and great engineering. Nice work!
Worth mentioning- if this is something you want do without spending $260 on such a nice reamp box Radial also makes a simple version (PRO-RMP) for $100 that lets you accomplish the same thing with just a few fewer features and no blend control. It can accomplish simple reamping in addition to running pre-recorded tracks through a pedalboard like an outboard rack!
I love JHS so much. So informative, creative, and overall a great team with great energy. greetings from California.
I’ve been playing mostly guitar over the last few years but I started as a drummer and this video has me excited about drums again
We need a Nick with pedals versus a Josh with pedals episode. Two men enter and two men leave. Because this is a wholesome channel.
Sounds good to me
As a drummer that moved to guitar a few years back, I love you guys for this.
Nick nailed it. Josh can finally take a vacation now and then without worrying about us being infotained. Because, you know he does.
I can’t get over the intimate and sensitive drum sounds on Andy Shauf’s: The Party.
Andy said in his Reddit AMA that he was inspired by the smaller drum sounds on Wilco's A Ghost is Born. Check it out!
Love this, thanks for the rec ☺️
I lost it at the "he has the box" section! 🤣 This channel is amazing! Keep up the great work guys!
The spring reverb demo sounded like Identikit by Radiohead
(Yorke): Broken hearts, make it raiiiaaaiin
Great video guys, and yea Nick ya friggin nailed it. I love using stuff in ways it wasn’t intended and have used a plethora of pedals for aux effects in the studio with interesting results. Big Kevin Parker fan as well. Nick, it’s so worth getting ALL the Tame Impala records on vinyl too if you haven’t already. Great job fellas. Loved every second of this.
Genesis's "Selling England By The Pound" has come excellently balanced drums and Phil Collins Really lets loose on those tracks, especially on the track "Battle of Epping Forest".
NICK! Awesome episode!
Finally the talent lurking in the background has come to the center stage! Congrats on the new channel!!!
Hi Josh ;)
Thanks for watching 😊
You were right about the spring reverb.... beautiful!
As a Synth and DIY instrument player who usually watches guitar effects pedal vids here I appreciate seeing effects used for drums. Also thanks for reminding me that one of the many things I've learned from Josh is the importance of HAVING THE BOX. Thanks for everything, the Listen Learn Act vid makes me love you guys even more.
Been waiting for a video like that for months, thank you guys, you're the best!!
Your drums always sound fantastic in every video, love that you shared the mic set up!!
Very excellent playing and the Dennis Wilson look is working also. Thanks Nick!!
I always love JHS videos because they're really informative. This one is even cooler because I didn't even know pedals + drums were a thing!
That reverb sounds so freaking cool! It almost sounded like a whole separate track of a person breathing heavy. This blew my mind!
I record drums on my own and loved it. Especially the reverb. Happy B'day Nick.
I swear you guys read my mind. I've been doing research all week on how to incorporate effects pedals in to my drum mixes. Awesome!
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Great episode! Even in episodes before, I always loved Nick's drumsound! Certainly gonna check out Nix Tapes
Awesome!!!! You go Nick! LMAO how he uses the same comedy! I honestly love the spring reverb.
This is great. I use fuzz pedals as my secret weapon in parallel on snare every time.
Why just snare? I use big muff on kick and snare in parallel all the time. I belive I have never done a mix of a song without big muff on kick 😅
@@stjepangojko1884 Love it. Big Muff is a great choice for crunching drum buss in my opinion. For snare I'm partial to the Supro Fuzz.
That FM4 demo was crazy. Really creative method for getting incredibly unique sounds from an acoustic kit
Nick did great! I kept waiting for a version with all of the pedals together though... not sure why I thought that was going to happen.
Where would we be as guitar players without great drummers like Nick? (playing alone in our basement I suppose). Could this lead to a rythm section episode featuring Zach on bass? That'd be awesome! Great job Nick, like your channel too!
Deftones - "White Pony" has a great drum production.
Stole my answer! 😂 That album sounds so good!
It also just turned 20 yesterday! Happy Birthday White Pony, you sick-nasty little record!
Another great episode. Happy to see drummers getting some love on this channel. Nick, I now dub thee, Josh Jr.
As for favorite effected drum sound, the harmonized drum sound on Bowie’s Low album are pretty wild
We need an "All-Nick, All the time" channel!
EDIT: there IS one. Well now all is awesome. Just need more content from the NixTapes channel!
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@@nixtapes7867 Just watched your 20-minute Jam video. It's fire. Loved it. Can't wait to watch that channel develop over time!
Getting lost in yesterday vibes from tha second track! Very nice
Love this show so much. Nick is awesome and subbed the other day to his channel. More Nick!!! Sorry Josh. Love you too man but been missing me some Nick and have you guys back at the shop. Much love from Tulsa.
This was FUN. I'm gonna take this as some inspiration for the drum-machine stuff I tend to do quite a bit of.
The SY-1 thing was genius. That's an awesome thing to find.
Round 2/maybe an episode about pedals+synths in the future maybe? :D
Nick is so awesome!! Please do more of these shows with nick about audio production (keys/piano/vocals/cello/violin)
and WOW that last actual reverb in the box... sounds really cool
not so much a whole album but one of my favorite drum sounds is on holland, 1945 by Neutral Milk Hotel. Unbelievably cool, and fits super well with the lofi fuzzed out production.
really fantastic video, made me think a lot about the drum tones on some of my favorite records and how processed they actually are
On one of our tracks we sent the drum intro to the song to two big muffs (for stereo) and it sounds super-thrashy, really helped us identify a great way to kick off the song
“Stay On My Side Tonight” EP by Jimmy Eat World has my favorite drum sounds. VERY dramatic drums on Disintegration and tasty slap back on the snare on Over Me.
Just listened to this; amazing production on the drums - sounds wide-open, natural and heavy! 👌
Ali Hazeldene it’s great stuff. I actually bought a vinyl of this EP and had it signed a few years back when I lived in AZ and Jimmy Eat World was a local band.
Always two there are, a master and an apprentice
I didn't want this episode to end. Can we get another one using more pedals? PLEASE!
I have a Proco rat 2 that I use for my drum machines. One stompbox that I swear by with my drum machines is my Behringer "Sf-300" Super Fuzz. that thing is my absolute favorite for drum machines!👌👍
Fantastic episode! On paper, those effects seem like they *shouldn't* work, but the end results were AWESOME! Great job!
that ratted snare sounds right up Trent Reznors alley
Really enjoyed this episode. Nick was great
You did a great job, Nick!! Made me rethink some things.....
yo i love everything about this episode. I've actually been a drummer sucked back into guitar pedals lol
also, the slow rush? such good drumming and effects👌
Ever since the Spoon record of the day Nick has been my low key fave. kept it to myself, didn't want to bruise egos. Secret is out.
Thank you, guys, for a really fun video with lots of great drum effect tips! But the best part was the pitch-perfect Josh emulation! :-))
C'était super. Bravo Nick. Great video !
I'm a drummer and have been watching JHS pedals cos Josh is just fun to watch. This really made me happy. Also The Slow Rush is one of my favourite albums currently so it was fitting that it was featured.
Hey Nick, well done! Won of my favourite drum sound/ albums is Chris Whitley Living with the Law! Drums are perfectly placed and so warm and musical sounding
Awesome! Great job Nick.
Rush, the phaser on By-Tor and the Snow Dog towards the end of the track is killer🤯
Synth on overheads !.. Never thought of that..Great idea. Inspiring. Sounds cool. Thanks
Great video! Nick was awesome! Now looking forward to the bass episode!
Bob Bruno would be a cool person to interview on this topic, in a video he said he apparently sent an entire album mix through a DOD dirt pedal. Also his drum machine production with dirt and modulation always sound unique and interesting.
That was cool, loved the synth pedal way more than I thought I would!
You guys have way too much fun making these videos. Great vid!
Nick, take a listen to the band Typhoon. The roomy drum sounds that they get on the albums White Lighter and Hunger and Thirst are pretty impressive. They use 2 drummers, room mics, and double-tracked drums to great effect.
Wow! Nick replacing Josh on the channel is a great rebirth of the channel! Josh was great but now that Nick has taken over it's going to be awesome!
Basic pick but the Strokes Room on Fire has incredible drum production
The strokes are underrated
Drums please Fab
Wow, the spring reverb bit reminded me of my favorite band of all time, Morphine; you just channeled Boston's low rock....
GOOD MAN. One of the greatest bands y'all haven't heard of. My father is from Boston, and he played a lot of their stuff growing up
Now that you say it, I hear it... underrated band for sure!
i like smaller spring tanks ,they tend to sound more boingy
Man, I grew up on that band, love them!
The original Sansamp DI boxes (for bass?) were pretty sweet. I read years ago in Tape OP that Mitchel Froom and Tchad Blake used them with Los Lobos, Tom Waits, Sheryl Crow, and a bunch of others during the 90's. Those records sound amazing.
Nick, another great Aussie band with great drums - Died Pretty, the album Doughboy Hollow
Really great and interesting episode
Great video. Discovering what distortions and overdrives do to drum machine sounds was a revelation to me. I really didn't think that synth trick would work, though, and that sounded amazing. I'd be tempted to use some of the "9" series pedals from E-H like that, maybe with a ring mod.
Another great example of a great video! It’s so cool of you guys to not only honor other pedal makers but to showcase them and explain the roots or in this example out of the box thinking and real world example of how to utilize these gadgets. It’s one thing to say you could use theses pedal on something like drums but it really expands the mind when you inspire us with Jam-xamples (that’s Jam Examples )
So JamOn ( Jam On )...
I looooove the drum production on Bloc Party's Silent Alarm, especially some of the more haunting dirty sounds like on She's Hearing Voices, goosebumps giver that one is!
Ariel Posen's How Long album. The sound of those drums melt me at all times! Especially on the track Better Late Than Never!
love the creativity guys. well done nick
FINALLY a pedal video about drums. I've been waiting for this for so long. Now please do drum machines and synths...
First, this is hilarious the way you present EXACTLY like Josh...BRILLIANT. Now, the synth sound at the end on the toms was awesome...really cool effect that I think could be used more.
distortion/fuzz has always been my favorite secret weapon on drums in parallel.
Long before the days of easy to add digital spice - Stewart Copeland - Rumble Fish soundtrack. EFFING BRILLIANT
Josh, like your bike shirts. Besides enjoying music and guitar stuff mountain and gravel cycling is my favorite thing to do.
Nick seems like a really funny, cool and nice guy. Thanks for being a great guy Nick! All the best to all JHS friends and family!
O M G - Nick has the BOX 😲🙋♂️🥁
Simon Edward even if the substitute editor is a bit slow...
This channel is a Gem, nicely done Nick.
‘Lonerism’... Amazing album, super tasty drum sounds!
sick ep! the last pedal set with the drums was awesome!
Fella! nice job. I’m a drummer and fan of the show-I’ve had success also with the Slicer. Really wild patterns. I use this stuff live as well, running a mono OH into a looper and pedals. I love playing over rhythmic delays. Also mounted a mic inside a cajon and made loops with effects. thanks for a great episode. he has the box!!!
oh yeah...ELO-Discovery. Love the drum sounds.
This was actually really cool. I wish more people experimented with pedals on drums.
Hi Nick - sleeper track, David Bowie. Sunday. 3:45. I think it’s your kind of thing. Love the spring reverb on snare great video!
Nick needs to do more videos. He does a good job.
We are all nerds of the highest degree. And I couldn't been happier about it.
Album with Phenomenal drums is Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile, namely the title track with the cool use of a tambourine on the floor tom to create a shattering sound with every hit.
Thanks for the great video guys!
Finally! My drummer runs roland triggers on his kick and snare then runs those through a Boss sby3, Fulltone GT500, noise gate, a looper and then an SA Nemesis with an expression pedal. He has a sample pad (Spds) running through a separate board as well. I don't understand why more drummers don't do this stuff. So many possibilities that can really help separate your sound from the crowd and it's virtually untapped!
I misunderstood the title and was expecting guitar pedals to replace Nick with.
Same. I was so excited to hear a guitar playing drum sounds
this is way better =]
There's actually quite a few of those, lol! I certainly wouldn't mind a episode about replacing your bass player with pedals. Lots of possibilities there.
Very educational! I love the gated drums on the "The Power Station" album. I was shocked at the drums and could not understand how they did it. Awesome!
Well, when my drummer asks for pedals, I say screw that and just hook his drums in through my Lexicon PCM81 Rack effects. Drums through harmonized octave settings can produce some crazy sounds. Although, what might really be cool sounding is to run the snare through a Digitech Whammy and then into a Crybaby Wa, and use your feet to have loads of fun.
Albums I like the drums on would be anything by the Japanese group Baby Metal. I don’t know how people play drums like that without having a heart attack in the process. You would really have to have some stamina to play like that, but still sounds awesome to me. Of course, I also like the drums on Rushes Moving Pictures.