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Building A HENDRIX Inspired Pedalboard | Guitar Tips & Tricks | Tone Tutorial
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Follow RJ Ronquillo as he builds a Jimi Hendrix inspired pedalboard with modern pedals.
â McWah - mcconowah.com
â SolidGoldFX Spanish Castle dual fuzz - solidgoldfx.co...
â Joe Gore Screech Octave Fuzz - www.joegore.com...
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â MXR Echoplex - amzn.to/2EJCmES
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â Beetlejuice T-shirt - jonahnimoy.com...
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I hope you guys enjoy the build and the tones in this video! What pedals would you put on your "Hendrix Inspired' board? ââ
We are girls who play guitar and love hendrix, too...
@@Moloka90 Awesome! Thank you for watching my channel đ
R.J. Ronquillo last time I did this it was: Tiese wah / EH Big Muff PI / Box of Rock / Voodoo Labs Micro Vibe / El Capistan. Still havenât gotten around to getting an octave fuzz!! Your tones and playing are killing!
Vox standard wah(cheapest one), BC109 Fuzz Face, MXR La Machine, Mojo Hand FX Villanova(U-vibe),
Then to get the album effects, a Blackout Effectors Whetstone, Caroline Guitar Company Kilobyte and Meteore.
Dunlop Crybabe (maybe I must try others wah), Analog.man Sunface BC 183, Fulltone Octafuzz, Jam pedals Retrovibe, Rockett Animal (old version), Empress Tape Echo, Mojohand dewdrop reverb
Yeah dude, you nailed this. Hendrix is the reason I picked up guitar, I need to build a board like this.
Same.
You've wasted the last 3 years of your life.
This video rejects the last 30 years of building from the professional builders.
@@subzero308 well, this video is full of hocus-pocus lies and wrong advice.
As for the voodoo-chile-lick: When you first played it I immediately thought: "Yea, this guy took a closer listen to the original recordings than most people do."
I think a lot of us have SRV in our heads
Nice to see an 'inspired' board in the spirit of Hendrix, rather than train-spotting vintage snobbery and authentic original units. Hendrix himself embraced the technology of the day, and would surely have revelled in the gear and pedal choices we have today.
Nice playing, too! :)
Great video and playing dude! You got that shit down! :)
BeetleJuice shirt! thatâs awesome!
Saw that too!!!
It's really the main attraction in this video.... ... Nah, Im jokin'... But it's cool!
First thing I noticed
The voodoo child lick in question that everyone ends on 7 on A is actually this: after the double bend on 5 on D, is 7-5-7 on D open A string quickly, then back to the 9 on G. The end of the lick is also a double pull off from 9-8-7 on G. This is the same for the 3 pass through the riff. The second pass of the riff is double bend 5 months D to 7 with heavy vibrato. The end of that pass is then 9-9 on G with heavy vibrato. I hope that made sense the way I typed it out but it's the only way I could think of doing it. And yes the guitar is a half step down but I left typing that out for brevity. Very nice tones btw.
Hendrix would like to use this board ... great sound...
I think he would it dig it!
I would add a compressor to simulate standing in front of cranked marshall feedback.
The feedback thing from the fuzz to the wah is actually caused by differing impedance on the outputs. If you put a pedal in between them it will go away, cool video mate!
RJ you're a freaking legend. This is awesome
Great video R.J. It's good to watch stuff from a real working musician and not just some who is primarily a youtuber, salesman, or teacher.
The fulltone Clyde Standard has a buffer that gets rid of that squeal thatâs caused by impedance. I know a few other wahs have that too. The buffer is only on when the pedal is engaged. When itâs off itâs true bypass. Itâs a great sounding wah. Made me wish Iâd tried it years earlier. It has that great Hendrix wah sound.
Those grey socks have great tone.
I like the dark tones.
@@RJRonquillo They sound really warm.
tonecolors actually do more than tonewood stuffs
Been a big Hendrix fan for 50 yrs. You are terrific. Such authentic tone and playing. You get all the tricky nuances right. Well done and thanks
An education.
I have a Kemper profiler but i dont think I'd be able to get these sounds with it. So time for me to get some of these excellent pedals
Merry Christmas R.J.,
Thanks for all the joy you bring me and countless others throughout the year.
You are one of the few guys that understands about having the fuzz going into a drive sound! I have seen so many videos of guys using a clean amp and it sounds like a swarm of bees in a Jar! All the pedals sounded great. I just thought the Octave had a bit too much high end. You should try the cheese wedge octavio if you can get one. All in all great tones!
Tones and frequencies are also affected from speaker selection, tubes, biasing, pickups, guitar pots, guitar cables, guitar picks, pedal placement and more. It's not always just the effect pedal. For example, there's a reason why Hendrix & Brian May prefered curly chords. Billy Gibbons uses Mexican coins, Brian May English coins.
At least one gal here! Great tone, so much of Hendrix' sound is in the fingers and guitar controls, and you nail it đ
Voodoo Chile with all the notes sounds like an arrangement a guy would put in a book...the ghost note version you figured out sounds like a more direct transcription of the lick. Great playing and teaching...
Those wah tones gave me a huge wave of nostalgia. Genuinely reminded me of hearing that song for the first time. Just an awesome video man - nailed it.
Thanks man! See you next month!
I'm that one girl subscribed. : )
Hahaha nice Carlota!
No problem. Jimi was always interested in new equipment and would certainly have loved today's stomp boxes. That's Rock'n'Roll baby...
Also a Deja Vibe guy. I found I prefer a less intense "Modern" switched version for Hendrix stuff. I also run mine into some hotter OD's for the cranked Plexi sound but the Modern version has more bass in the throb or at least less low end roll off. Sounded more full and Hendrixy to me. Killer setup, sounded great!
Love it. Marshall, fuzz face, cry baby, I sold mine off. Lots of natural distortion and loud .
Wooow RJ, you really get that organic Jimmi's tone!!!
My inner Hendrix is salivatin'
Hey RJ, not sure if you still read comments from these older videos but I think a big part of how you got the ârightâ sound on the VC intro is because you pick the notes when you tilt back on the wah instead of forward. Watch the video again and youâll see it. Great demo BTW. Iâve watched it a few times.
I have three 68 original fuzz faces. A friend of mine has 50 vintage ones traded a strat to him and he let me pick three I liked. I donât use them that much. But they sound amazing
Writing from Bangkok, Thailand. Love your stuff. Gonna have to get me an Echo Plex. Saw one yesterday...Merry Christmas RJ. You're the best.
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
You perfectly right about voodoo chile intro! That's definately the thing
Hey R.J. This is the one girl watching :-)~ (@ 8:12) lol...Great vid as usual, thanks. -Mare
Spanish castle is amazing. Nice video!
Oooh that was great. One very happy subscriber tonight.
Lots of live variations for vc intro lick... and others ! He played whatever he felt like on the day , though we're all used to the studio version, he just seemed to go for it. I bet he'd be a total gear junkie just like the rest of us now, he used what was available. Good vid, inspired đ
Jimi's Middle name was Marshall...
You are right. Musical guy that James H.
It's really Allen. Born Johnny Allen Hendrix
Lee Robson itâs really marshall as well when his dad legally changed it to that because his mama was being a beeotch!
@@dezionlion no he was born Johnny allen Hendrix and then his dad had it changed to James Marshall Hendrix.
@@subzero308 Name changes usually means the old name has become obsolete. So, his name was Johnny Allen, his name is James Marshall. So, people are right, his name is no longer Johnny Allen. Although some consider both of them as his name, I think makes more sense to go with the name change than the obsolete name.
Gonna have to do my own version of this for tone, using an MXR Poly Blue Octave pedal for octave fuzz...and a convoluted way of approaching uni-vibe đ
Really fun and good pedal review!
Just re-watched this. It's fantastic. I wonder if you could do a similar thing but with a more 'budget-friendly' set of pedals.... Both to help us po' folk, and also to serve as a basis for comparison, so we can decide whether an individual pedal really is worth the 'extra dough.'
Great idea, R.J.! Thank you for this inspiring video! Way to go!
You are an amazing player. You inspire me to play even more! thank you for the video.
Man the Deja Vibe into the plate reverb is beautiful đ€©
Nice choices for the board. Hits all the right tones. That Suhr amp sounds pretty fantastic, too. Nice clean channel, and takes all the effects nicely.
The Keeley Monterey pedal has some very convincing Hendrix tones, too, trying to sound like Jimi's Star Spangled Banner.
Wow RJ, I really appreciate your videos and this one in particular since I'm getting into Jimi's stuff lately. I think none of these pedals would sound any good without your absolutely superb playing. I'm gonna do my homework now. Wish you all the best brother, cheers from Germany.
Merry Christmas R.J ......and thanks for all the hard work you do throughout the year to bring us all such an awesome channel.
Merry Christmas and Happy 2019, thanks for watching!
Cool video for Quarantine time
Getting my effects from an HX Effects into my Marshal Origin. Much less $ and hassle than a vintage or even boutique clone of a JTM 45 / 100 and a pedalboard. IMO. Works great for me.
RJ your content is always the best, thank you
Joe Gore makes great stuff! I have used different versions of the Foxrox Octron for the last 17 years and has never let me down. I use the version that allows footswitching each by themselves or multiple.
I'm more into Eddie Van Halen than Hendrix but I do have separate effects for Hendrix style of playing I have a Dunlop Crybaby classic wah with the fassel inductor....Dunlop Authentic Hendrix band of gypsy's fuzz face...have 3 univibes I use fulltone Deja Vibe MDV-3 fulltone Deja Vibe Mini pedal and Electro Harmonix Good Vibes...Dunlop MXR Ehoplex Delay
Dang ! Back to the pedal store. Nicely done
Sounds amazing, great playing and awesome pedal board build. Thanks for doing this!
So inspired by the âmachine gunâ sound and always wondered what else could he used besides a vintage vibe. Love this đ„
jt ROCKETT AND SPANISH CASTLE .......LOVE .
INSPIRED!! I Love it!! Im INSPIRED by your Creative Playing and Thanks for this. The Main thing I want to know is How and with What did Hendrix get those Sounds on: ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER... ? I'm also Really Jonezing for the New XOTIC WAH Pedal!! â€
Fuzz full on on both sides...you got it right!
Idea: shoot closeups of the pedal settings. This was a super helpful video especially to frugal guys like me that donât buy many pedals to experiment with. Thanks!
Last time I played guitar was 1983. Don't know anything about pedals. Very inspiring to me. New to your channel. Rather learn from Touring Musician. They just tell like it is. Thanks đâïžđ đ Happy Merry Christmas đ to you and your family đđžđ€
Thanks for watching! Merry Xmas!
@@RJRonquillo thxz
Jimi had one of the most versatile boards. Wah, fuzz, vibe, delay, octave: you can do so much with so few pedals.
R.J. OUTSTANDING.... love it.
Great pedalboard, dreamy tbh
Excellent job here! I was 15 when Jimi died. Way back then, I wanted to sound like him. Then a gazillion guys jumped on that train and I no longer wanted to be a member of that herd. Music has become so derivative and homogenized (pablum). Having said that, you gave an intelligent description here. BTW, I used to own all of the original pedals. I never liked the 'FIZZ' of the Arbiter. Used to own 2 Uni Vibes. Sold one to Lee Michaels and the other was stolen. Had an EP3 which I wish I still had. As for octave pedals, I now prefer octave-down for that 'brassy' thing. I am loving what Jeff Beck has been doing since 2000 (actually, forever!). Tones and textures I'm sure Hendrix would be digging on if he were still here. As far as Jimi goes, The only thing of his I ever wanted was his internal 'voodoo' vibe. His character. Not his guitar licks. Same goes for Page (now, nothing more boring than a pentatonic scale for its own sake), and all the rest. What is most important is to be able to play whatever you hear in your head/heart in that instant. What anyone/everyone else has ever played needs to be left to them. There is too much new stuff; too many new things to create, and the only way to do that is to reject what has happened before (and most especially now). As Bob Dylan once said, "All the great sayings have been said, and all the great doings have been done." Let's all poor some whiskey (and food coloring) in that pablum and let it curdle into a fine stucco finish.
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R.J: I love your videos! I still play my original 1961 Strat every single day and have done so for the past 52 years yet you teach me new things everytime I watch you play yours. Do you think that any of us will ever figure out how Jimi created the ever so elusive Still Rain' Still Dreamin' licks and tone? I could go to my grave feeling completed if only I could find the key to unlock that wonderful mystery. Any thoughts on this? If anyone could do it it would be you. Keep up the great work, brother. Play on.
How about an Angus Young pedal board next? He has my favorite type of pedal board lol....... The kind you leave at home while you plug your classic rock style, humbucker loaded guitar, straight into your Plexi which is running into at least one 412 cab with some celestion green or blackbacks! For those about to rock.......I salute you!
there are probably 2 fuzzes i personally would pick for a hendrix board
the FFM2 germanium for his electric ladyland tones
and the ffm6 band of gyspsys fuzz face, which is basically the roger mayer axis fuzz and what he used on axis, woodstock and all his live tones
so if you really only love electric ladyland, get the ffm2, if you are a general hendrix fan and love all his stuff go with the ffm6 because he used that circuit live, even on voodoo child slight return live
or since they are mini pedals, you can just get both
the silicon "hendrix" turqoise fuzz is for a very specific era, most of his fuzz tones would have been from the red one with white knobs, which is the ffm6
Yeah man ! I can just imagine Jimi chuckling with a wide eyed smile like he did when he tripped himself out with some sound or mistake he turns into the riff ! Wicked sounds Bro !
Wow, I'm completely stunned, thank you so much for sharing that with us
I saw Jimi Hendrix at his last gig in the U.K. at Afton in 1970, he was using Marshall amps and he actually played some of that performance using a Gibson Flying V. ........Great sound you have there.
hey man i watch your videos just to listen to you play
One of my fav gear videos, you really nail it RJ đđđ
This is more than a man can stand. I'm putting together my first pedal board as I type this. After watching a few videos I have come to the conclusion that I will be messing with the placement of my pedals all weekend. Fuzz before Wah, Wah before Fuzz, Octafuzz before Uni-Vibe, where am I gonna put the compressor I just got, ect...I just watched a BB King instructional video, he didn't have 1 pedal and sounded like a dream. Lol...Thank's for the post brother, merry X-Mas and Happy New Year to all.
Merry Christmas!
Thanks RJ for sharing your expertise .I can see your passion .You nailed it dead on with that mcwah and j45 ,nice .Gots to have the deja vibe .
great job, bro. I remember the day Jimi past away and I cried a whole week long. And after that I founded my first band.
I love this channel! R.J is a real working guitarist that knows what he's talkin bout!
This might just be my favourite CZcams video of 2018. R.J. - You da man! Thanks so much for taking the time to produce these.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and thanks for the kind words!
This is awesome ! Great video !
RJ is one of about four guys that do really great gear reviews.
From what I've heard. When playing Voodoo Child, just hit most of the strings with your picking hand and mute the strings you don't want to sound with your fretting hand. Nuno Bettencourt and John Frusciante does the same thing.
It took me a long time to learn how to mute all strings I don't want to sound.
RJ - youâve certainly captured the Woodstock and Fillmore Band of Gypsies sound! Great video from a true student of sound. Best of luck to you in all future endeavors.
Loved it, subscribed đžđ
That's crazy you pointed out the difference in the voodoo child lick. I hadn't even realized I was playing it the "correct" way until you showed the difference.
Love this. Thank you
Great video, R.J.. Thanks very much. You nailed Jimi's sound(s), and part of that is your incredibly musical playing, of course. Happy New Year.
68 Marshall Plexie 100w super bass ... jimi and Duane Allman's fav amp.
Nicely done! Good ears!
Another good video from Ronqilio the boss of đž
I don't agree 100% with the tone, but man your playing is always great!
I love the screech, but that wah! I believe Iâm going to get one now! Thank you for that demo! Because of Joe Satriani and the song âsearchingâ on the 3g tour, is the reason I fell in love with the Octavia as well.
Good job young man!
The wah sounds insane. Much better than my old dunlop.
Bro that t-shirt is dope!
Excellent!
Great shirt. any Hendrix "fanatic" is a friend of mine.:)
Great t-shirt man!!
I have a few fuzzface clones too. Really good.
Dude! Groovy mang! đ€đŒđ€đŒđ€đŒAwesome episode, awesome tones!
Awesome! Iâve unconsciously (consciously?) been working on this kind of board. Very helpful to see a Pro put one together. Have to seriously think about the amp clone pedal. Have been working on using my guitar volume to change my tone. My Fuzz tone is rocking my world this way, but can never quite get âthereâ...stacking it into a tone clone seems like the right move? Stacking into a normal over drive doesnât work without setting my amp to a piss-off-my-neighbors level.
Q: Do the amp clone pedals react to over drive pedals like a real amp?
Most amp-style pedals i've tried react to drive pedals like the real thing.
Nailed it IMO. Thumbs up!!
From Eastern Kentucky: love the pedal demos & your channel. Merry Christmas and thanks for all you do...
Very well done. Merry Christmas RJ.
woof! solid fingers man. lots of feel in those notes!