I play my guitar through stereo at home (it's wonderful with headphones on) But his comment about real world applications got me thinking! He's totally spot on, and i thank him for shining the light on it. Wow that was the best guitar tip i've had in years :)
@@michaelpacinus242 Awe… what a sweet question!! I tell ya….. I’d have to think about it. Away…..off with you now. Back to your term paper. Bye bye little one. ( so cute… aren’t they)
Coolest people on the planet right here. (Rips sixteenth note runs on the Rat and blows my mind) I'm thinking, man that was mind blowing and he hears 'the guitar is out of tune'. ..while I'm still catching my breath from those effortless runs. What a superb musician!
You can change mono to stereo by adding a track copying and pasting the audio file changing one track to left, the other to right and by joining them together thereby creating a brand new stereo file.
I use my Quint Machine exactly how he uses his Octaland. It's an "always on" pedal for me and when just barely on it just enriches the sound to my ear. For my actual octave sound I use the Beetronics Vezzpa and ZzomBee. Those things are both awesome.
@@ShawnTubbs Dude thanks. It's honestly a huge compliment to me to realize I use something the same way you do. I thought I was the only person that done that and figured people would think I was nuts for it. LOL!
@@ShawnTubbs Ha! Well if you ever get a chance to try out the T-Rex Quint Machine I HIGHLY recommend that thing. They're only like $130 and they seriously enrich the sound of your tone as well. I have different drives on my board for the different guitars I use but I keep it on with an Archer, Dude, Fatbee, Touch, TS9, Mudhoney, and Alberta. T-Rex pedals are awesome in general actually.
Wow! what a radical change of pedals on your board. Great tone as usual. Curious if another phase in your career or achieving similar sound objectives with different pedals?
Im right there with Shawn on having a Rat (well Rat circuit anyway) on my board to put me into a different mind set and way of playing over my usual style. Shawns tone is just perfect all around. His clean, slightly overdriven, and medium gain tones are what i hear in my head. I missed the part about what 2 amps hes using, but i need to look into those.
Thanks so much for watching and chiming in! I'm using a REVV amps D20 on one side and a Red Plate Blues Machine on the other. The Revv D20 is running direct and the Red Plate is running into my UA OX amp top box.
@@ShawnTubbs completely captivating rig rundown ! In spite of you not being a big stereo fan this was so fun to listen to in the headphones. Everytime you swiveled in your chair to engage another smidge of drive the tone was pure bliss. I have been running multiple amps for years. Mostly because I was never in love with any one of my amps alone. But paired up something happens to the texture of the hair..and to the cleans too. After I watched this I pulled out my old dormant RAT and and reconnected. Much to my surprise I found keeping the gain really low and goosing the volume made it very amplike and touch sensitive. Big respect for you and your entire approach so inspirational !
l watched Eric and Stevie when they were locals in Tx at place called Tango's once or twice a month. Both of them learned from each other. SRV would use a fender 80 watt twin w/ a jbl 15 for his lead tone and a Marshall 100watt for clean. Eric did the opposite.
For a record, even when you want the same guitar part or line to be stereo, you record the same part twice and hard pan. Sean is correct, its almost always useless to record in the studio in stereo. Even live, its mostly a wash.
Want to hear some amazing guitar work from this guy, listen to the first The Violent Burning album he played on with his brother playing bass. Unfortunately, you can’t find it anywhere, but I own the CD from the 90s. Incredible volume swells, spooky echo, incredible Stratocaster tone. This guy is absolutely amazing. Here’s a track with a little bit of that; th-cam.com/video/7wVijPH4Ra4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks so much! That was indeed my twin brother on bass but my older brother Lonnie was also playing drums. Lonnie was also with me when I played with STP for MTV unplugged and SNL.
@@ShawnTubbs Big fan, Shawn.. And yeah, I totally forgot to mention Lonnie! Interestingly enough, I kind of forgot that he was the drummer, as I mainly focus on Michael’s melodies, your brother’s bass lines, and your work on the Strat and Acoustic. So thanks for the reminder, because Lonnie’s drum sounds on that album are amazing. Crystal clear. Strength is one of my favorite albums, and I listen to tons of different stuff. I play music full-time for a living as a multi instrumentalist/looping artist, usually about 200 shows a year for the last 25 or so years. For a while, I even started covering “Eleanor, Rigby“ because of this album. Super cool, talking to you, man.
Damn...It's one thing to have a great rig like that, but Shawn's playing is just so CLEAN! Every note has conviction and clarity.
I play my guitar through stereo at home (it's wonderful with headphones on)
But his comment about real world applications got me thinking!
He's totally spot on, and i thank him for shining the light on it.
Wow that was the best guitar tip i've had in years :)
Shawn .. complete player…..complete gentleman. Great combination!!
Would you ever… hug… him???
@@michaelpacinus242 Awe… what a sweet question!! I tell ya….. I’d have to think about it. Away…..off with you now. Back to your term paper. Bye bye little one. ( so cute… aren’t they)
@@GTRalso I’m absolutely going to spurt while in your vicinity
You're very kind. Thanks so much for watching and chiming in!
I met him and this comment is true.
Tubbs! Thank you PG, your rundowns have been killer lately!
Thanks so much for watching!
Wicked board set up! Shawn is such a tasteful player, love his approach to tone 🙌🏻
You're very kind, thanks so much!
Amazing board! It’s really impressive how in control Shawn is of every aspect of his tone.
Thanks so much!
Always worth listening too.
Coolest people on the planet right here. (Rips sixteenth note runs on the Rat and blows my mind) I'm thinking, man that was mind blowing and he hears 'the guitar is out of tune'. ..while I'm still catching my breath from those effortless runs. What a superb musician!
what's amazing is how quiet the whole board is...wow. good stuff.
Thanks! That GigRig G3 switcher is awesome.
You can change mono to stereo by adding a track copying and pasting the audio file changing one track to left, the other to right and by joining them together thereby creating a brand new stereo file.
I use my Quint Machine exactly how he uses his Octaland. It's an "always on" pedal for me and when just barely on it just enriches the sound to my ear. For my actual octave sound I use the Beetronics Vezzpa and ZzomBee. Those things are both awesome.
Good ears!!
@@ShawnTubbs Dude thanks. It's honestly a huge compliment to me to realize I use something the same way you do. I thought I was the only person that done that and figured people would think I was nuts for it. LOL!
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 I get the "your nuts" thing for sure!!
@@ShawnTubbs Ha! Well if you ever get a chance to try out the T-Rex Quint Machine I HIGHLY recommend that thing. They're only like $130 and they seriously enrich the sound of your tone as well. I have different drives on my board for the different guitars I use but I keep it on with an Archer, Dude, Fatbee, Touch, TS9, Mudhoney, and Alberta. T-Rex pedals are awesome in general actually.
It is SO WEIRD hearing a guitar demo video come out of my speakers in stereo. Really cool.
Great stuff John- Shaun is a great player - never miss an epi:)
Thanks so much for watching!
Hey Shawn grew his hair out , got some good tone hair now 👍
Love his long hair
Sean's got a great sound and his rig is certainly first rate, but those hands...dude has the feels.
You're very kind, thank you!
Cool sound. Thanks :D
Wow! what a radical change of pedals on your board. Great tone as usual. Curious if another phase in your career or achieving similar sound objectives with different pedals?
Im right there with Shawn on having a Rat (well Rat circuit anyway) on my board to put me into a different mind set and way of playing over my usual style. Shawns tone is just perfect all around. His clean, slightly overdriven, and medium gain tones are what i hear in my head. I missed the part about what 2 amps hes using, but i need to look into those.
Thanks so much for watching and chiming in! I'm using a REVV amps D20 on one side and a Red Plate Blues Machine on the other. The Revv D20 is running direct and the Red Plate is running into my UA OX amp top box.
@@ShawnTubbs awesome! Thanks for letting me know. Sounds killer man!
I noticed the Rat that’s why I watching to get some ideas on setting. I’m on and off player nowadays. Single coils into a DRRI. The Rat is awesome
@@ShawnTubbs completely captivating rig rundown ! In spite of you not being a big stereo fan this was so fun to listen to in the headphones. Everytime you swiveled in your chair to engage another smidge of drive the tone was pure bliss. I have been running multiple amps for years. Mostly because I was never in love with any one of my amps alone. But paired up something happens to the texture of the hair..and to the cleans too. After I watched this I pulled out my old dormant RAT and and reconnected. Much to my surprise I found keeping the gain really low and goosing the volume made it very amplike and touch sensitive. Big respect for you and your entire approach so inspirational !
Nice stuff guys!
This is the same Pete Thorn guitar... For me it is one of the best Strat style guitar
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But what about the Koji comp!
Dude got some guitar chops
Thanks for watching!!
Loooove this rig!
Thanks so much for watching and for chiming in!!
Nice video, what is the amp under your OX Box?
Thanks for watching! That amp is a RedPlate Blues Machine amp.
These guys look like brothers
Who is this guy???
Feels like I just discovered a monster player
Thanks for watching!!
l watched Eric and Stevie when they were locals in Tx at place called Tango's once or twice a month. Both of them learned from each other. SRV would use a fender 80 watt twin w/ a jbl 15 for his lead tone and a Marshall 100watt for clean. Eric did the opposite.
For a record, even when you want the same guitar part or line to be stereo, you record the same part twice and hard pan. Sean is correct, its almost always useless to record in the studio in stereo. Even live, its mostly a wash.
Anyone know if the GE-7 is sitting pre or post dirt in the signal chain?
Thanks!
The GE-7 is before the Rat pedal.
@@ShawnTubbs Thank you, Shawn!🤙🏻
Best a Rat has ever sounded! lol.
9:23
Want to hear some amazing guitar work from this guy, listen to the first The Violent Burning album he played on with his brother playing bass. Unfortunately, you can’t find it anywhere, but I own the CD from the 90s. Incredible volume swells, spooky echo, incredible Stratocaster tone. This guy is absolutely amazing.
Here’s a track with a little bit of that;
th-cam.com/video/7wVijPH4Ra4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks so much! That was indeed my twin brother on bass but my older brother Lonnie was also playing drums. Lonnie was also with me when I played with STP for MTV unplugged and SNL.
@@ShawnTubbs Big fan, Shawn.. And yeah, I totally forgot to mention Lonnie! Interestingly enough, I kind of forgot that he was the drummer, as I mainly focus on Michael’s melodies, your brother’s bass lines, and your work on the Strat and Acoustic.
So thanks for the reminder, because Lonnie’s drum sounds on that album are amazing. Crystal clear. Strength is one of my favorite albums, and I listen to tons of different stuff. I play music full-time for a living as a multi instrumentalist/looping artist, usually about 200 shows a year for the last 25 or so years. For a while, I even started covering “Eleanor, Rigby“ because of this album.
Super cool, talking to you, man.
Listen to what he says and what he plays.
So… these pedals will make me sound like Shawn Tubbs, right? 😜
It depends on what you're trying to do. You are a traditional guitar player. Your bluesy stuff will suck in stereo.
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First comment!
Thanks for watching!!
Somebody buy that dude a barrette.
This channel is Great but Repetitive ..