I haven't played in a worship setting in nearly 10 years, and although I only play at home now I love what you guys are doing for the guitar playing worship world. Thank you for all your hard work, please keep them coming, and God bless you both.
You guys have been a huge help for me. I just started my worship guitar journey and played battle belongs for the first song I’ve ever played live for my church. Your tutorial was a great help. Thanks guys God bless
I've had the Ruby for a while now and recently got the Dream. I run them into the Walrus Audio Canvas but the Canvas does not have any phase inverting capabilities. Our console at church can flip the phase, but my interface at home can not. So I bought an XLR extension and opened it up and swapped the 1 & 2 wires on one end of the XLR... so the phase/polarity is flipped for the price of a cup of coffee. The downside I was still having is that my Bigsky is after the Ruby and Dream and still being fed an out of phase signal. I loved how it sounded there with just the Ruby, but it's quite noticeable the wetter the reverb gets. I'm going to move the Ruby & Dream to the end of the chain like you've done in this video. I reached out to UA about a firmware option in the app to flip the polarity, but I know they're not really known for acting on customer suggestions. It is what it is.
@@vicenteb531 the Hosa GXX-195 is basically the same thing that I built. I was able to build two for the same price. If you need this solution that is. 😀
Some of the best tones I’ve heard. Just awesome!!! Have just recently set up similar to this with both ruby and dream in stereo using the goodwood audio output TX to flip phase. Can also sum to mono if going to just one amp when I want to play an amp at home. Well done Brian. Love your tone and heart for worship music.
About the stereo...so technically without owning the second pedal I could just add an EQ pedal to bump or cut some mids to achieve something similar for the stereo soundscape?
Yes, and an even better trick is to load up one of the presets from the app that use two different cabs/speakers and then dial in your amp settings using a modified version of that preset. It's more than pretty decent. I also liked running a stereo chorus set really slow and mixed low.
How would you rate the Ruby and Dream compared to your ToneMatch patches for Helix and what the Quad Cortex can do? I have plans to upgrade in the future, but I'm still not sure if I want to go the Cortex route or build out the existing HX Stomp board I have.
Great play!! I have dream and ruby in stereo and It seems that they have phase issues even after I’ve panned them. Did you set your ruby to bril channel Or normal channel??
The amps already have some drive/distortion going and then you're running more driven tones into reverbs/delays that then all goes into the front of those amp pedals..For me I wouldn't expect that to sound great. I would set the amp pedals the way you like, run drive or distortion into front of them but then run delay, reverbs, modualtions after the UA amp pedals.
Ya all the time... have tube amps... Often when recording I use drive gain pedals into front of amp and then do reverbs, delays in DAW. When gigging I use effects loop in amp for delay/reverb and run gain/drive pedals into front of amp. One of my amps doesn't have effects loop and everything goes in front. With these pedal amps it's so easy to run those spacial effects after I don't know why you would want to run everything in front ....thats just me, but I'm sure many would agree. @@timremy9552
If you do it this way all your stereo effects will be fed an out of phase signal. I know it sounds like it would be awesome, but because the two amps are out of phase it is terrible. The reverb in particular sounds so hollow because the phase is being corrected after it.
Is there buy any chance a Board wiring diagram? I’ve got a disaster area DPC-5 Gen three running to a Morgan RV35 in Mono. Was talking with the worship pastor about using the Ruby and Dream to do this very thing and then found this video. I’m brand new to the stereo world 🤓
When you have a stereo rig like this with two different sounding pedals panned hard left and hard right it sounds absolutely great in headphones, etc, but in the context of a live mix in church wouldn’t it not work because half the room on your right side would only hear one amp model while the other half would only be hearing what’s coming out the left? How do you solve this so everybody is getting the same core amp sound while still preserving your stereo signal?
That tone is incredible! I'd be curious to know how it sounds through a power amp and cab with the ir turned off, a lot of modelers struggle to sound as good in this context in my experience
Most people don't need a powered cab. Just use it front of house with in ears. If you don't have in ears then you probably are better off using an actual amp for on stage.
@@cour1988 for live use I agree, but when I'm practicing at home I run my axe fx through a power amp and cab but in that context, it never sounds or feels as convincing as a traditional tube amp. I'd be curious how UA sounds in comparison
Call me crazy… but I don’t love these UA pedals. I was so psyched to get the Dream, totally convinced it would change my life… and I just simply didn’t love it. That said, I thought it had incredible clean tones and a very responsive, amp-like feel. But once I started running drives into it, I just felt like it always had this top-end sizzle that I couldn’t control. I think there’s a reason the Iridium sounds maybe a little less “articulate”: I think they probably felt like the eq roll-off helps make it feel less digital. The Dream just had this interesting juxtaposition of very natural/responsive, while also having this digital “bite” that I just felt I couldn’t tame. Maybe I’ll give it another shot down the road, but for now I returned it and am using amps in the HX Stomp.
Hey I'm currently experiencing exactly this. I'm trying to run stereo Iridium (with DH TM IRs) with the Dream '65 and I 100% am experiencing that top end sizzle.
Great video and the sound is awesome. I had this idea a few weeks ago, and set mine up like this: GTR>ZIO>Unit 67>Rams Head>Conspiracy Theory OD>OCD-ge>Epoch Boost>Boss MD200 L/channel ruby63 R/channel dream65>Source Audio Collider channel 1 =ruby63 and channel 2=dream65> to board or Audio Interface or frfr speakers. Sounds truly 3 dimensional and lush. Covers all ground pretty much 👌
The Brilliant channel on the Ruby is out of phase with the Dream. Maybe the sound person heard it and flipped phase on one channel. If not, things sound wayyyyy better when you do 😅
@@robertgoodman1454 yes, however I am not using the brilliant channel on the Ruby. Normal channels on both. I ran a mono signal up to the MD200 which is where my signal is fed to the two UAFX amps. So each pedal is receiving the signal into the inputs and sent back out the UAFX as a mono signal to the Source Audio Collider channel 1 for ruby and channel 2 the dream. I do recall flipping the Ruby to the TB setting and it didn't sound good, I was able to get the core tone out of the normal channels. I run out of the Source Audio Collider into two Headrush frfr speakers and it really sounds quite extraordinary 👌
Have you tried running one of pedals into the effects loop of an amp to use the amps power section? If so, how does it sound or compare going to front of house?
I know it's been a year, but why didn't you throw the Woodrow in the mix/test? Do you have a separate review on that, or did you not prefer it at all? Thnx, Brent
got any Gable Price and Friends songs loaded for future videos? They harken back to the old killers / alternative rock christain band sounds of the past with modern sounds and great lyrics.
I was waiting for a video like this! Could you guys make more with the ruby in the context of a song? I'm curious how it'll sound with big reverb and clean to dirty tones. Thanks!
Nice walkthrough! I've got the Ruby and Dream and have been thinking about setting up my rig similar to this. Did you make your own presets for each amp or did you use one of the artist or factory presets?
Hi, love this video. I am getting some whining high pitch noise when connecting my ua del verb to my 2 amps (the ruby and my revv d20). AS soon as i disconnect one of the outputs from the del verb, the noise is gone. It looks like connecting the stereo pedal to the 2 amps is causing some ground loop hum. Are you guys getting that? If so, how do you get rid of that please? Thanks
Hey guys, thanks for making this video! I’d like to have both of these on my board in stereo but… what do I do about room reverb after them? It’s a shame the dream doesn’t have room reverb like the ruby does. In a church, how should I add reverb post the amp sim pedals to emulate a room? My board is big enough already! Probably not going to find a pedal that can do what the ruby’s room reverb can do. Thanks guys
One part of the Ruby pedal that I would love to know is the presets. There is hardly a mention after they can show you how to save one preset on the second channel. Can the pedals do more presets? I love the pedal and have spent quite a bit of time with it. i have yet to plug it into my computer and do anything like that but do you know anything about how or how many presets this unit will hold?
Presets are a bit different on this pedal than most. You only have access to one preset on the pedal itself. But in the app you can access as many as you’d like (both artist presets and the ones you save). You just have to ‘load’ whatever preset you want to the pedal and then that’s the one that is available.
I’m curious about your recording chain as I didn’t see much description. Are you using the Amp Sims? I couldn’t tell from the video. Are you going straight into an Apollo or something with a Hi-Z input? Are you using any other effect processing in the DAW? I’m asking because I just can’t get mine to sound nearly as good as all of the demos I’ve seen.
The UA pedals are going straight into the line inputs of an Apollo and recorded without any other processing (apart from flipping the phase on one of the channels). So the audio in this video is basically what I’m getting straight out of the pedals.
To reverse polarity ua dream (bril side), can you do it with a cs12 powersupply reverse polarity converter instead of getting a diso plus polarity converter?
That is a different type of polarity. That is power. This is in reference to the speakers and amps. There are other options tho aside from the DISO, yes. That can be done at the mixing desk or in an interface too.
Hey there. I’m planning to buy a fender strat, but don’t know what to choose between HSS and SSS pickups. In our church we also use some distortion. What would you recommend Brian. Need some help here. I have a pod go and I’m using some of your WT presets (gosh I love them). Thank you
If you're looking at something like a Fender strat you can get great tones with either. I bought my first strat in 2018, and decided on the HSS American pro with the shawbucker. Great pickup, but I later changed to a set of Lindy Fralin blues specials. You can get great drive sounds from the strat bridge pickup too. You're not sacrificing lead sounds. It's just a different kind of tone. Hope this helps.
You can get a SSS strat and get a Seymour Duncan humbucker in single coil size. Then you can get both humbucker or single coil sound at taste. Check them out.
When two signals are out of phase, it sounds really thin and weak/gross. If you flip the phase on one of the signals and all the body and life suddenly comes back, that means they're out of phase.
Why you guys always gotta be showing me how things I want are gonna sound great? Can you make some videos showing how terrible some expensive stuff is?
I find worship music to be on that borderline of breaking copyright law, and artistically generic. All things that I would hope Jesus would be uncomfortable with.
@@worshiptutorials Love you guys, youre responsible for my HX Stomp on a whim purchase, which led to FM3, which led back to tube amps. You guys always have incredible tone... always... except here it is Chalky harsh tone. I blame the UA.... "pedals." You guys are incredible tone gods!!!
Ya know, there’s a way to say things without coming off as rude man. This video took a lot of effort. Here’s something to consider, before you comment on your keyboard, ask yourself would I say this to this persons face and if I would, would it come across as rude potentially. Be cool man.
I haven't played in a worship setting in nearly 10 years, and although I only play at home now I love what you guys are doing for the guitar playing worship world. Thank you for all your hard work, please keep them coming, and God bless you both.
You guys have been a huge help for me. I just started my worship guitar journey and played battle belongs for the first song I’ve ever played live for my church. Your tutorial was a great help. Thanks guys God bless
I just ordered these two pedals today to do this setup for live. Can’t wait to try it for the first time. Thanks for the video!
how did it go? cheers
YES! I’ve been waiting for someone to show a good example of this exact dual setup. Thanks for doing this! Super helpful. And dang… what a sound.
I've had the Ruby for a while now and recently got the Dream. I run them into the Walrus Audio Canvas but the Canvas does not have any phase inverting capabilities. Our console at church can flip the phase, but my interface at home can not. So I bought an XLR extension and opened it up and swapped the 1 & 2 wires on one end of the XLR... so the phase/polarity is flipped for the price of a cup of coffee.
The downside I was still having is that my Bigsky is after the Ruby and Dream and still being fed an out of phase signal. I loved how it sounded there with just the Ruby, but it's quite noticeable the wetter the reverb gets. I'm going to move the Ruby & Dream to the end of the chain like you've done in this video. I reached out to UA about a firmware option in the app to flip the polarity, but I know they're not really known for acting on customer suggestions. It is what it is.
that swapping of the 2 wires on the xlr extension sounds great!!! sadly i am not very handy man :(
@@vicenteb531 the Hosa GXX-195 is basically the same thing that I built. I was able to build two for the same price. If you need this solution that is. 😀
@@countstoneula wow, great advice man! thank you so much! this is rocket science for me
That's also one of the best play thrus you guys have put out
Thanks Mike!
superb.. great to hear a true Edge fan' your tones and playing are fantastic
Great review. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to the review on the strat!
That’s a huge tone guys. I have all three of these pedals and they are awesome 😎🤘
what are your main use to each one? cheers
Thanks for the mention! #polarityreverse
Some of the best tones I’ve heard. Just awesome!!! Have just recently set up similar to this with both ruby and dream in stereo using the goodwood audio output TX to flip phase. Can also sum to mono if going to just one amp when I want to play an amp at home. Well done Brian. Love your tone and heart for worship music.
I've been watching you guys for years! For some reason I haven't subscribed. But the sad music at the end got me!
It just sounds beautiful!
Congrats Brett on beating Brad! That's quite the feat!
That was awesome....man I love this channel
Really GREAT tones!
Really sounds great!
This tone is 🔥
About the stereo...so technically without owning the second pedal I could just add an EQ pedal to bump or cut some mids to achieve something similar for the stereo soundscape?
Yes, and an even better trick is to load up one of the presets from the app that use two different cabs/speakers and then dial in your amp settings using a modified version of that preset. It's more than pretty decent. I also liked running a stereo chorus set really slow and mixed low.
Brian perfect play through on Battle Belongs!! I’ll have to add in some of what you did!
I subscribed because of the sad music. Was I the only one? Great content guys!
How would you rate the Ruby and Dream compared to your ToneMatch patches for Helix and what the Quad Cortex can do? I have plans to upgrade in the future, but I'm still not sure if I want to go the Cortex route or build out the existing HX Stomp board I have.
Great play!! I have dream and ruby in stereo and It seems that they have phase issues even after I’ve panned them. Did you set your ruby to bril channel Or normal channel??
The amps already have some drive/distortion going and then you're running more driven tones into reverbs/delays that then all goes into the front of those amp pedals..For me I wouldn't expect that to sound great. I would set the amp pedals the way you like, run drive or distortion into front of them but then run delay, reverbs, modualtions after the UA amp pedals.
Have you ever used an amp?
Ya all the time... have tube amps... Often when recording I use drive gain pedals into front of amp and then do reverbs, delays in DAW. When gigging I use effects loop in amp for delay/reverb and run gain/drive pedals into front of amp. One of my amps doesn't have effects loop and everything goes in front. With these pedal amps it's so easy to run those spacial effects after I don't know why you would want to run everything in front ....thats just me, but I'm sure many would agree. @@timremy9552
If you do it this way all your stereo effects will be fed an out of phase signal. I know it sounds like it would be awesome, but because the two amps are out of phase it is terrible. The reverb in particular sounds so hollow because the phase is being corrected after it.
I BEAT BRADFORD
He generally only does "firsts" when he's in the video.
Is there buy any chance a Board wiring diagram?
I’ve got a disaster area DPC-5 Gen three running to a Morgan RV35 in Mono.
Was talking with the worship pastor about using the Ruby and Dream to do this very thing and then found this video.
I’m brand new to the stereo world 🤓
When you have a stereo rig like this with two different sounding pedals panned hard left and hard right it sounds absolutely great in headphones, etc, but in the context of a live mix in church wouldn’t it not work because half the room on your right side would only hear one amp model while the other half would only be hearing what’s coming out the left? How do you solve this so everybody is getting the same core amp sound while still preserving your stereo signal?
That tone is incredible! I'd be curious to know how it sounds through a power amp and cab with the ir turned off, a lot of modelers struggle to sound as good in this context in my experience
Most people don't need a powered cab. Just use it front of house with in ears. If you don't have in ears then you probably are better off using an actual amp for on stage.
@@cour1988 for live use I agree, but when I'm practicing at home I run my axe fx through a power amp and cab but in that context, it never sounds or feels as convincing as a traditional tube amp. I'd be curious how UA sounds in comparison
Praise God this morning. Thank you for the video. I love your commitment to our Lord:-)
Why can't UA add an "invert phase" toggle in the app for the Dream? Would easily solve the issue of blending it with the Ruby or Woodrow.
Possibly something they could add in firmware? It would be a nice feature.
I emailed them and asked for this. Sure would make things a lot simpler.
@@worshiptutorials what did you guys use to address the polarity issue with this rig?
There's some wierd sounds from the right side amp... like gritty hissy sounds on top of the guitar. Almost like clipping or bad tube sounds..
I noticed that too…thought it was something with my AirPods Pro.
Did you ever figure out how to flip the phase in a pedalboard set up?
Call me crazy… but I don’t love these UA pedals. I was so psyched to get the Dream, totally convinced it would change my life… and I just simply didn’t love it. That said, I thought it had incredible clean tones and a very responsive, amp-like feel. But once I started running drives into it, I just felt like it always had this top-end sizzle that I couldn’t control. I think there’s a reason the Iridium sounds maybe a little less “articulate”: I think they probably felt like the eq roll-off helps make it feel less digital. The Dream just had this interesting juxtaposition of very natural/responsive, while also having this digital “bite” that I just felt I couldn’t tame. Maybe I’ll give it another shot down the road, but for now I returned it and am using amps in the HX Stomp.
Hey I'm currently experiencing exactly this. I'm trying to run stereo Iridium (with DH TM IRs) with the Dream '65 and I 100% am experiencing that top end sizzle.
UA sucks. Using their customer$.
Sounds great
Great video and the sound is awesome. I had this idea a few weeks ago, and set mine up like this: GTR>ZIO>Unit 67>Rams Head>Conspiracy Theory OD>OCD-ge>Epoch Boost>Boss MD200 L/channel ruby63 R/channel dream65>Source Audio Collider channel 1 =ruby63 and channel 2=dream65> to board or Audio Interface or frfr speakers. Sounds truly 3 dimensional and lush. Covers all ground pretty much 👌
Supposedly you have to reverse the phase of them when running in stereo? Did you run into that issue?
@@robertgoodman1454 did not run into any phasing issues.
@@larryb3946 Hmm, so you ran the the ruby and dream in stereo without reversing the polarity of one of them?
The Brilliant channel on the Ruby is out of phase with the Dream. Maybe the sound person heard it and flipped phase on one channel.
If not, things sound wayyyyy better when you do 😅
@@robertgoodman1454 yes, however I am not using the brilliant channel on the Ruby. Normal channels on both. I ran a mono signal up to the MD200 which is where my signal is fed to the two UAFX amps. So each pedal is receiving the signal into the inputs and sent back out the UAFX as a mono signal to the Source Audio Collider channel 1 for ruby and channel 2 the dream. I do recall flipping the Ruby to the TB setting and it didn't sound good, I was able to get the core tone out of the normal channels. I run out of the Source Audio Collider into two Headrush frfr speakers and it really sounds quite extraordinary 👌
Great Video
This is what the guitarists in radiohead did I believe, at least early on with actual amps.
Wonderful
Have you tried running one of pedals into the effects loop of an amp to use the amps power section? If so, how does it sound or compare going to front of house?
I know it's been a year, but why didn't you throw the Woodrow in the mix/test? Do you have a separate review on that, or did you not prefer it at all? Thnx, Brent
Question my friend: out of the dream and Ruby it’s just out of L (mono) to a stereo DI? Thank you!
got any Gable Price and Friends songs loaded for future videos? They harken back to the old killers / alternative rock christain band sounds of the past with modern sounds and great lyrics.
Are they just as good as preamps? Into the effect loop inn? Great channel
I was waiting for a video like this! Could you guys make more with the ruby in the context of a song? I'm curious how it'll sound with big reverb and clean to dirty tones. Thanks!
Nice walkthrough! I've got the Ruby and Dream and have been thinking about setting up my rig similar to this. Did you make your own presets for each amp or did you use one of the artist or factory presets?
Thanks! We made our own presets.
@@worshiptutorials is there anywhere that we could find these presets?
@@worshiptutorials is there anywhere that we could find these presets?
There isn’t any way to share our presets, but the pedals are pretty easy to dial in.
Good stuff
SOLID
But with all my criticisms, this is a good tutorial.
Hi, love this video. I am getting some whining high pitch noise when connecting my ua del verb to my 2 amps (the ruby and my revv d20). AS soon as i disconnect one of the outputs from the del verb, the noise is gone. It looks like connecting the stereo pedal to the 2 amps is causing some ground loop hum. Are you guys getting that? If so, how do you get rid of that please? Thanks
What power supply are you all using for that pedal board? Cool video, btw!
Is the UA Dream '65 pedal first in the chain or at the end?
Curious if anyone has tried the Woodrow with the Dream together??
Is that clipping I’m hearing from the Ruby? Tried two different headphones and still heard it.
Is it possible to flip the phase using two Radial ProDi’s or a stereo Radial ProD2?
Hey guys, thanks for making this video! I’d like to have both of these on my board in stereo but… what do I do about room reverb after them? It’s a shame the dream doesn’t have room reverb like the ruby does. In a church, how should I add reverb post the amp sim pedals to emulate a room? My board is big enough already! Probably not going to find a pedal that can do what the ruby’s room reverb can do. Thanks guys
One part of the Ruby pedal that I would love to know is the presets. There is hardly a mention after they can show you how to save one preset on the second channel. Can the pedals do more presets? I love the pedal and have spent quite a bit of time with it. i have yet to plug it into my computer and do anything like that but do you know anything about how or how many presets this unit will hold?
Presets are a bit different on this pedal than most. You only have access to one preset on the pedal itself.
But in the app you can access as many as you’d like (both artist presets and the ones you save). You just have to ‘load’ whatever preset you want to the pedal and then that’s the one that is available.
I love the sound
What is the order of the effector signals?
I’m curious about your recording chain as I didn’t see much description. Are you using the Amp Sims? I couldn’t tell from the video. Are you going straight into an Apollo or something with a Hi-Z input? Are you using any other effect processing in the DAW? I’m asking because I just can’t get mine to sound nearly as good as all of the demos I’ve seen.
The UA pedals are going straight into the line inputs of an Apollo and recorded without any other processing (apart from flipping the phase on one of the channels). So the audio in this video is basically what I’m getting straight out of the pedals.
@@worshiptutorials copy. Thank you for clarifying
To reverse polarity ua dream (bril side), can you do it with a cs12 powersupply reverse polarity converter instead of getting a diso plus polarity converter?
That is a different type of polarity. That is power. This is in reference to the speakers and amps. There are other options tho aside from the DISO, yes. That can be done at the mixing desk or in an interface too.
@@worshiptutorials So helpful! Thank you!
If you weren't going direct for IEM what would you use to monitor? A frfr?
I wish you would do the patches for ampero,too....
Can you guys demo/compare these pedals to the new Tech21 Character Series pedals?
Hey there. I’m planning to buy a fender strat, but don’t know what to choose between HSS and SSS pickups. In our church we also use some distortion. What would you recommend Brian. Need some help here. I have a pod go and I’m using some of your WT presets (gosh I love them). Thank you
If you're looking at something like a Fender strat you can get great tones with either. I bought my first strat in 2018, and decided on the HSS American pro with the shawbucker. Great pickup, but I later changed to a set of Lindy Fralin blues specials. You can get great drive sounds from the strat bridge pickup too. You're not sacrificing lead sounds. It's just a different kind of tone. Hope this helps.
@@middle_pickup hey there, Thanks for the reply. Yeah it helps
You can get a SSS strat and get a Seymour Duncan humbucker in single coil size. Then you can get both humbucker or single coil sound at taste. Check them out.
@@vicenteb531hey thanks
Good Lord! Pun intended. Sounds so good!
What is the pickup on the bridge ?
Can i run them into the poweramp of my tube qmp?
what bridge pickup?
What if i want to run a Ruby and an ACS1 the way you are doing it, would I have phase issues? how could i tell?
When two signals are out of phase, it sounds really thin and weak/gross. If you flip the phase on one of the signals and all the body and life suddenly comes back, that means they're out of phase.
What kinda capo
Sounds great. Are the delays, reverbs and mods after the Dream 65/Ruby or in front?
He says it’s before the amps.
Wish the full song play through had the guitar mixed in appropriately for the song. I'm sure it sounds great.
Why you guys always gotta be showing me how things I want are gonna sound great? Can you make some videos showing how terrible some expensive stuff is?
Ha well pretty much everything coming out these days can sound pretty amazing.
I find worship music to be on that borderline of breaking copyright law, and artistically generic. All things that I would hope Jesus would be uncomfortable with.
Mines says no stream
No stream?
PRASIE GOD. I HOPE TO PLAY AND SING AT CHURCH ONE DAY.
He talks too much
Longtime watcher of your show, this is the WORST tone Ive heard on here.
Ha well ok…
@@worshiptutorials Love you guys, youre responsible for my HX Stomp on a whim purchase, which led to FM3, which led back to tube amps. You guys always have incredible tone... always... except here it is Chalky harsh tone. I blame the UA.... "pedals." You guys are incredible tone gods!!!
Ya know, there’s a way to say things without coming off as rude man. This video took a lot of effort. Here’s something to consider, before you comment on your keyboard, ask yourself would I say this to this persons face and if I would, would it come across as rude potentially. Be cool man.
@@LukeHuchMusic I am blaming the pedals. Not the producer or star of the show.
They get paid for doing this so if it sucks, it sucks. They’re making money, anyway 😅
Christian music sounds like blank white paper 😂