lol i play punk rock post grunge kinda music. when i put to the "first humbucker" it sounds real bassy and still has a kinda roar to it(i use that for the intros and calm verse, then when i switch to lever all the way down to the "2nd humbucker" it explodes.. what i'm asking in short... is there a way i can get a kinda "linky" sound for when i'm in the first humbucker for when i'm playing the versus of my songs? or do i just have to get an effect pedal? (which is what i'm getting ready to do)
@fishbones23 Hi, It's a thing I made up on the day - looks like I used Cm Pentatonis 1st position at the 8th fret. Then a double bend on a G note using 15th fret E string and banding 18th fret B string at same time. Is that any use to you?
@samdathi You are right -- this was very useful. I've been playing acoustic guitar for several decades, but only recently picked up my first electric guitar. This was a great overview of the pickups and gave me several ideas from which to start and from which to experiment. Thank-you richard.
Youre really good man, playing and teaching. I appreciate your help
cornoholio44 6 months ago
@cornoholio44 THank you x
richarddeyn 5 months ago
lol i play punk rock post grunge kinda music. when i put to the "first humbucker" it sounds real bassy and still has a kinda roar to it(i use that for the intros and calm verse, then when i switch to lever all the way down to the "2nd humbucker" it explodes.. what i'm asking in short... is there a way i can get a kinda "linky" sound for when i'm in the first humbucker for when i'm playing the versus of my songs? or do i just have to get an effect pedal? (which is what i'm getting ready to do)
xMrDmgx 10 months ago
what the melody u play at 4:20?
fishbones23 1 year ago
@fishbones23 Hi, It's a thing I made up on the day - looks like I used Cm Pentatonis 1st position at the 8th fret. Then a double bend on a G note using 15th fret E string and banding 18th fret B string at same time. Is that any use to you?
richarddeyn 1 year ago
@richarddeyn cool, do you think it is important to know the fretboard off by heart or the scales (pentatonic) therefor it is no use.
fishbones23 11 months ago
I need a fender
TheSyuFan 1 year ago
Hi there how do you remove the buzz sound when using distortion on les paul gibson guitar with 2 pic?
tayssir3031 1 year ago
very nice lesson, explains very well the difference between the different sounds :)
so now i gotta need to use the bottom pickup more ;)
BrutusBF 1 year ago
Hello, when you maxed out the "neck-pickup" ( ^^ ), will every guitar have such warm sound?
crta50 1 year ago
Look at this guys videos before getting an electric...
xcarlosx007 1 year ago
My picks keeps moving in my fingers, when I try to strum, pick the strings?
jin299 2 years ago
Thanks, mate. This really is one of the best guitar tutorials I've seen on Youtube. Insightful and erudite information. You're a talented guitarist.
samdathi 2 years ago 7
@samdathi You are right -- this was very useful. I've been playing acoustic guitar for several decades, but only recently picked up my first electric guitar. This was a great overview of the pickups and gave me several ideas from which to start and from which to experiment. Thank-you richard.
MengTian52 8 months ago
Thanks. I tried to figure out what those things do for so long! :P
immortalanwar 3 years ago 4
Richard you are a very talented guitarist. I wanted to thank you for the informational post about pickups (which helped me a lot!). So thank you!
Keep it real--Paul
Sxxlmxn 3 years ago 3
dude your really, really good. When you went from jazz to metal i was like whoa lol
Funnyforlike20 3 years ago 9
LOL. Thanks man. I just checked out your vids too - so well planned and put together. Very cool. Peace.
richarddeyn 3 years ago
this is really usefull! thanks for posting
bukva1982 3 years ago
Thank you so much!
AlexSongDoesCovers 3 years ago 3
wow, man that is some good info,realy helps out,thanks for taking your time to show this, keep up the good work.rd
rdowlg 3 years ago 3