Getting Delay, without using any effects…
3 acoustic guitars, a handball court and no effects allowed.
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Featuring Jeff Linville,
Who is in this band: https://youtu.be/9ReHh_q_rWw
Dave Dunsire: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmBKQP1JMEulQhi72wZ7keA
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Vincent M Ippolito of Swift Road Studios
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Here’s a nice little jam we had while setting up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh4jfbAq7ak
Every outtake, why not?
“Rain” Lesson video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvCtiRkAUG0
Video edit by Jake Jarvi: https://www.youtube.com/pineappleboyfilms/
Much thanks to the Lattof YMCA in Des Plaines, IL for letting us use one of their handball courts for this project.
http://www.ymcachicago.org/lattof/
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There are two old concrete vaults in the woods by my house, they used to be where the pay was kept for loggers of a bye-gone era…The bass is amplified huge in them, even someone with a tiny voice sounds like an announcer in them, still trying to figure out what creative thing to do in there besides keep money for loggers… Cool video, 🙂
American Devil bit random but you sound like a cool dude
make a video of it
American Devil
Yes, make a video of it please!
Is this a famous place or just a place where only few would know about it?
I love how I can’t even notice when they mess up
wow that took some serious effort
Complete song at 6:55
*MAJESTIC*
MAJESTIC
Majestic
majestic
Josh RiffMonster I see what you did there
your videos are getting better and better!! So inventive and interesting !
Seriously…no one talking about how high the guys strap at the back is?
that’s classic player, 😀
That’s how a clasical nylon string guitar is typically held. It allows easier access to the higher frets
Zakk Wylde plays it low and also has easy access to higher frets.
Not saying it’s impossible to reach the higher frets without this. Just giving a reason as to why it’s held that way. If you look at any mariachi band, all of their guitarists will have their guitars pulled up as high as possible (this is just an example of classical/flamenco style guitarists that you see most often nowadays). People who learn on a standard guitar are typically used to playing a guitar held at medium height or over their dominant hand’s knee. Classically trained guitarists are typically taught to play a guitar over the knee opposite of their dominant hand for specific types of positioning. It’s all about the style of guitar you’re playing. Holding a guitar completely horizontal to you also affects the way your hand rests over the bridge (strumming section) of the guitar. Classical players play with their fingers a lot and this positioning helps with that.
taypkaz Plus bonus access to risk of carpal tunnel!
As a guitar player myself, I feel their pain, but this is extremely difficult, especially for the two playing delayed notes.. Mad respect from me to all!
IKR. I. K. R.
SUPER COOL GUYS
also love the “everybody dresses as Rob joke”
Benjamin Vroman I also like how they went by size.
LOL
Many people don’t know how much effort there’s behind videos. Awesome btw!
That’s the main point that people can’t understand about some famous musicians.
SteveBelieve Guitar you earned yourself a sub
How do you define a good friend? 60 takes.
😀
77 takes.
Hey! Are you “TAKING” the mickey? 🙂
Only if your having the craic 😀
You have the same guitar as that guy who sang about his uncle.
Matt Neuenschwander his uncle the anthropologist?
So awesome!!!
ace_v290 I think everyone knows him so.
Osman Karaca well I didn’t say no one knows him. I was just announcing that the man himself was in the building.
He already has, its called ‘the whole chapman range’
I’m joking, couldn’t help it.
ace_v290 that’s why I wanted from him. I’m in desperate.
Good Ol’ Bobby Chapps
As Lego Batman would say:
“First try!”
Wow.. That takes some instinct quelling..
when you have no money for pedals but friends you can pay in beer haha
I find the technical aspects of this fascinating, the audio production side of my brain is loving it, and major respect for sticking at it for so many takes. Turned out great though, true analog delay 🤘
The first take sounded really good!
It’s good that you messed up that many times. It helped hit the ten minute mark 😉
Fact: if you open up a delay pedal there’s several tiny men inside playing back to you. Try it out.
I love you.
Bob Person hi bob