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thanks for watching and commenting!

I have nine Godin instruments and am a big fan. Thanks for checking out the video.

if you engage the tuner, it kills the signal to the amp. is that what you mean?

@@kaleidoscopeschool no, but i got one after watching your video! Thx!

@@officialnaplava cool, how do you like it?

glad you thought so

thanks for watching and dropping a comment. this exact model guitar is in the Falling in Reverse video All My Life (fun tidbit)

would you say that the existence of those two uses for you, while very specific, make the pedal valuable?

@@kaleidoscopeschool well, yes, because to me ive found a use for it so I dont feel like I wasted money and can enjoy the pedal in some fashion. And I suppose the "settings" I mentioned will very between type of amp and pickups/guitar being used... and room size of course. No one hardly talks about the effects of a rooms shape and size when dealing with equipment. Im off topic, sorry, but yes, I like the pedal more these days. Sometimes it takes me a few months or longer to really appreciate pedals. Part of the journey I suppose....

@@jams4218 it's definitely part of the journey. I sometimes buy pedals that I initially struggle to understand because I figure they will challenge me, good example being the Pigtronix Philosophy King. Crazy beast

@@kaleidoscopeschool i just bought a Keeley Caverns a few days ago. BUT between work and kids Ive only been able to spend about 2hrs with it but so far its a really 😎 pedal and im loving it. I need to put more time into it as there are potentially a ton of sounds and tones in that one! 🤔

I think it's always great to have options, so I don't disagree with this. I personally never uses batteries though because a corollary to Murphy's Law of Equipment states: "A battery shall work for 1,000 rehearsals but fail at the 1st gig."

@@kaleidoscopeschoolthis is the truest thing I’ve ever seen 💯

there are definitely some, though perhaps not as many as you'd think (not like a KROME88). check out this link and related pages: www.manualslib.com/manual/856906/Korg-Rk-100s.html?page=75

I mixed the audio for this from several sound sources, but none of those was the actual board, because we were running multiple bands back to back at Hard Rock Cafe Seattle and there wasn't time to discuss getting a line out from the board with the sound man. So the sound is likely a blend of the ipad near the keys, the GoPro on the drums and my roving handheld camera. What are you listening on?

please do so, and thanks for watching and commenting

thanks for watching this! I agree

my email is in the description of many of those videos, send me a line

Thanks for the comment. this was really challenging to pull off, and I was annoyed that the best result I got wasn't spot on perfect throughout, but I'm glad you appreciated it :)

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As opposed to?

@@kaleidoscopeschool temple audio quick release pedal plates…

@@dejavu9333 that's great info. I'm new to Templeboard and with over $120,000 of stuff in 11 studios I don't always give the fullest attention to each one of my projects, acquisitions or areas. I've been building pedal and effects systems since the mid 80s and I'm sure I fall into doing things the way I've done them before (i.e. cable ties). If the product listing online mentioned these pedal plates when I purchased the templeboard, I missed that mention; and if it didnt mention them, it should have! Thanks for pointing this out. I make videos to be helpful to people, and when I miss info, I'm glad people point it out in the comments.

I am now using the HeadRush with a Line 6 StageSource (I have a separate video about that); you'd think the native HeadRush speaker would be great, but I didn't totally adore it

​@kaleidoscopeschool ok cool, I'll check it out.... I got the 108s to work, they are better with just the cabs... but takes a ton, a ton of tweaking to get rid of that muddy sound without thinning it out to much... the headrush pedal board is great with headphones lol... I just need to get a cab and amp...anyays...heading to ur other vids now...thx

I made this a while ago, but I made it at my home studio where I have the HeadRush brand speaker that came with the pedal so I think it's a FRFR 108. I just went straight into it.

glad you liked it! thanks for watching and commenting

so great to hear. Thank you for the feedback and I'm glad it was helpful!

@@kaleidoscopeschool of course! I don't know if you noticed this, but when you're in full pedal mode, the "bank" up and down change to "rig" up and down. It's not intuitive to use really, but they do give you a way to navigate Rigs from your feet if you're not in hybrid mode.

@@jamesjrmusic I haven't spent much time in full pedal mode. Thanks for the observation. I definitely support the idea of comments on my videos becoming a source of further knowledge, debate and dialogue about the subjects of the videos, so thank you for sharing additional info

did you email me today about this?

thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it. I take accuracy very seriously, but it's not always clear cut. I slowed the original down to 25% speed at a couple points and discovered some "barely played" quick notes that I included in my cover

that's the solo, I assume you're marking it for replay?

It's a MXR Super Badass pedal. It's really great

I'm so glad it was meaningful to you! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Send me an email it's in the description

Thanks for watching and for the compliment

I guess it would be fitting for the Director of Kaleidoscope School of Music to do a cover of Kaleidoscope. It's also, by chance, the first Chappell Roan song I heard

you are very welcome. thanks for watching

you are welcome! this is an old one, glad people still check it out. These "kids" are now in their early 30s!

the only guitar synth I've owned is the GR-55 so I can't answer that question. Thanks for checking out my video though!

thanks for checking out my video!

Thank you!

Really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching

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​@@kaleidoscopeschooldo you have a guitar pro tab?

​@@fruitnanny7465​@fruitnanny7465 I don't make Guitar Pro versions. I figure out everything by ear and handwrite my own charts and tabs. Email me at director@issaquahlessons.com and I'll see what I have on file for Whisper

​@@kaleidoscopeschoolThanks:)

it is a good one. I'm curious what it cleared up for you. Maybe too hard to describe in a UA-cam comment? (try if you can!)

​@@kaleidoscopeschool It helped with fret placement in the first solo (I was learning it by ear and almost had it right) And in the last solo I was switching frets instead of doing bends

@@ZERAsoulfire006 I slowed a couple parts down to 1/4 speed!

Did I screw something up?

The Fishman settings are gain half up, 2/3 Treble 1/3 mid 2/3 bass slight reverb. It's a pretty straightforward amp. The guitar honestly has more to do with the specific tone / EQ than the amp. That being said the Fishman is an incredible product that does what it does well and gets itself out of the way.

@@kaleidoscopeschoolthank you so much!

Send me an email.... See description

@@kaleidoscopeschooli have sent you an email! thank you🙏

he tends to do that.

send me an email. see the description! Glad you liked it

could you send them to me as well?

We are a music school for all ages, so we have a tendency not to do all the explicit lyrics, though I don't hardcore police it either

I actually don't know how to do that, despite my abilities in making guitar covers. Last time I did a Karaoke (Existentialism on Prom Night) I did it by replaying all the instruments and creating my own instrumental that way

but obviously that takes a lot of time

it's definitely a really cool trem pedal