This is official demonstration of Digitech Screamin’ Blues pedal. This pedal was made for blues and blues-rock music styles. This stompbox makes very warm crunchy sound. What is also good, is that with a maximum of gain sound will be absolutely readable. Not only bluesmen will like Screamin’ Blues pedal, but rock and country musicians too. As in each pedal of this series, Screamin’ Blues pedal has two outputs: to AMP and to mixer.
This is official demonstration of Digitech Hot Head pedal. It is written, that this pedal is made for distortion. But it absolutely can be used for clear overdrive. This stompbox is an analogue of Boss DS-1, but with much more opportunities. You can make the sound of AC/DC band or even Nirvana’s sound. As in each pedal of this series, Hot Head pedal has two outputs: to AMP and to mixer.
This is official demonstration of Digitech Grunge pedal. This pedal was made for grunge rock music style. Actually, this stompbox is multifunctional. You can make absolutely different kinds of sound with Grunge Pedal – from classic Hard-Rock to Trash Metal. Unfortunately, none of these kinds sound as Nirvana music. As in each pedal of this series, Grunge pedal has two outputs: to AMP and to mixer.
This is official demonstration of Digitech Bad Monkey pedal. This pedal was made for rock’n’roll music style. This stompbox is an analogue of legendary Green Ibanez TS9. Bad Monkey pedal is often used without overdrive only for boost your AMP. Sound, which this stompbox makes, is very precise. As in each pedal of this series, Bad Monkey pedal has two outputs: to AMP and to mixer.
This is official demonstration of Digitech Death Metal pedal. This pedal was made for heavy styles of music. According to it’s title – Death Metal – it is perfect for Death Metal style of music. Logically, lol. Sound, which this stompbox makes, has strong distortion. But note, that sound this pedal makes, is fuzzy and illegible. As in each pedal of this series, Death Metal pedal has two outputs: to AMP and to mixer.
This is a demonstration of Tech 21 British Character Series pedal SansAmp. This brand is a famous with it’s PreAmps pedals. Each of Tech 21 stompboxes can be used without AMP (for recording “in line”). That is because they have speaker simulation. All popular AMPs by Marshall are included (or gathered better to say) in this pedal (Tech 21 British).
This is an easy guitar lesson of how to play Sliver by Nirvana. The Sliver song was released as a single in 1990. Two years later it was released for radio by DGC. That was a way to support rarities compilation album Incesticide (1992). This song was written during one hour. Or better to say it’s main tracks. And the lyrics of The Sliver were written by Curt Cobain just before recording session. This song reached the top 100 in the UK (in 1990) and is super popular until present days. Director Kevin Kerslake filmed a video for this song, in which Cobain’s daughter (Frances Bean Cobain) was dancing specially for this video.
This is a review of the most creative guitars I’ve ever seen. I am sure you will like this collection, which consists of nearly 50 crazy and funny guitars. Some of them are just funny, such as Super Mario Turtle guitar or Pac-Man guitar. Some of them are really cool and looks heavy and rocky (such as spider guitar or Sword Guitar). And some of them are really odd, because only crazy musicians can make their guitars in shape of women’s legs or man’s ****. And the best example of crazy guitars is The Wangcaster Guitar. So take your time and enjoy!
This video lesson is an easy tutorial for anyone who wants to learn how to play The Beatles Twist And Shout on Guitar.
Did you know that Twist And Shout song was written by Phil Medley and Bert Russell at first (and it’s original title was Shake It Up, Baby) and later covered by The Beatles? The lead vocal of The Beatles’ belonged to John Lennon. The song Twist And Shout was released on the band’s first album Please Please Me in 1963. Later this legendary son was covered by The Mamas & the Papas as a ballad in 1967 (Deliver album). Among great bands that had covered this song were also The Who band. So take your time and learn how to play this almost classic song Twist And Shout!
In our video lesson of how to play I Wanna Be Your Man song by The Beatles (also covered by Rolling Stones) you will easily learn the right way of playing this amazing song.
This song was originally written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and was recorded separately by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Actually, the Rolling Stones version was released a few weeks earlier rather than The Beatles’. Anyway, the real authors of I Wanna Be Your Man are Paul McCarney (it was his idea and the main theme) and John Lennon (who helped to finish this song). The legendary friends – John and Paul – were singing the last version of their song in the corner of the room where Mick Jagger was talking to Keith Richards. Well, it’s up to you to make conclusions…
This is an easy video tutorial of how to play Along Comes Mary by Bloodhound Gang band (but first presented by The Association in 1966 (only lyrics!)). The Bloodhound Gang’s cover of Alone Comes Mary was included to their album called The Bad Touch. It was released in 1999-2000. The Bloodhound Gang covered only the lyrics of original song (by The Association). Guys claimed that this song was about marijuana so they wrote new punk music for this song. Along Comes Mary as a song of Bloodhound Gang band was released as a single in Germany and reached sixth place in German Chart in 1999.
This song should be played by power chords, and the chorus should be played by half-muted notes.
In this video lesson you will learn how to play Yellow Submarine song on the guitar. This unique song by The Beatles was written in 1966 by Paul McCartney. The lead vocals were presented by Ringo Starr. This song was included on the Revolver album and as a single coupled with “Eleanor Rigby”. Yellow Submarine song reached number 1 on every British chart, and remained at the first position for 4 weeks and charted for 13 weeks! This single won Ivor Novello Award for “the highest certified sales of any single issued in the UK in 1966”.
This is a video lesson how to play Breathe by The Prodigy on guitar. This song was released as the band’s 11th single in 1996. It became number one on both of Official UK and Finnish Singles Chart. Also The Prodigy won the Viewer’s Choice Award by MTV Video Music Awards in 1997 with this song.
The main theme of this song is played on one string (the sixth one). And the chorus is played by power chords.
Searching a great tutorial of how to play Love Me Do by The Beatles? Here you are – we will show you how to play this song in easy video guitar lesson.
Did you know that Love Me Do song was the first single of The Beatles? Yep, it was backed by P.S. I Love You on the 5th of October 1962. There is one more interesting fact of the Love Me Do song – at first it was recorded without harmonica. And the idea of adding this instrument party was suggested by George Martin. Once he said: “I loved wailing harmonica – it reminded me of the records I used to issue of Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee. I felt it had a definite appeal”.
In this video guitar lesson you will learn how to play God Save The Queen – not the national anthem of the UK, but the great song of Sex Pistols band. Sure, this song was represented by Motorhead band also, but much more later.
God Save the Queen was released during Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee in 1977. This song was released as the second band’s single. You can also find it in Sex Pistols’ album called Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols.