For years, Angry Charlie just had the Electric Mistress on the side. Hidden under the pedal board. They still had the RAT on the board though, i.e., the dodgy brother Andrew. Angry Charlie's second son Harry rebelled and went for a digital model from the USA.
Episode idea: Let Patrons vote on a list of pedals we want you to re-visit or spend more time on. The Mythbusters show used to do this thing where people could write in and explain how they should test their experiment differently and get different results. Something like that.
Thanks for the proper laff lads. These themed shows are great, please don’t ever be afraid to throw more of these light hearted shows in the mix. Part of what makes TPS great!
I love how these challenges bring out inspirational moments in playing and creating. It's why I change my board from time to time, especially in the context of writing in a band.
A lot of these principles have shaped the evolution of my rig over the last few years. The main takeaway I have is that my tone is overall bigger and broader. The how to use the pedals stuff is far more fundamental than which particular device(s) you use. Thanks guys!
As an American, if having an outdated morarchial system gets this content from the true guitar kings of CZcams, then im all for it. All hail the King(s) D&M
American here. Watched the full video and absolutely loved it! Do more 'themed' videos like this. It was really fun. I thought the alter ego would be used to represent the way politicians/rulers are in general. Didn't think to tie it to an altar at all lol
Genuinely lolled at Dan’s choices. Disappointed that neither of you had an orange/ginger pedal on the board which was then removed. You guys also needed a brian may Queen guitar....
I loved this episode! As a Canadian whose grandparents came to Canada in 1930 for free farmland, I am a Royal fan (of your show) and have and will proudly fly my Union Jack. Also, a big bonus as Mick has chosen The Tone King, which I recently purchased. I'm sure fans out there like it when the boys use gear that we possess?
I played in a heavy, but very dynamic band, playing VERY loudly. Our band was stupid loud. The drive level on my pedal never hit 9 o’clock. The notes would sing/take off just like Dan’s here. Brilliant the relationship between the guitar and amp at those levels. Regal, indeed (fitting today’s theme).
What makes this channel great can be completely summed up by the child like joy on Dan's face when Mic says "why do I have a felling this is going to be tenuous"
This episode was in parts hilarious and in parts genuinely informative. Mick's reaction to the unveiling (can I say that) of the Electric Mistress was priceless. The age old punishment of deportation! On a serious note, Dan's lesson on pedal gain and amp volume really hit home. I'm forever believing I'm setting pedals to a unity volume with respect to each other and then (not often but sometimes) changing the volume on one of two vastly different amps. Absolutely nothing is the same. Reminded me that while hearing new and innovative pedals is always cool, an element of TPS trouble shooting concepts is invaluable. Thanks, guys.
This was the best show ever - hilarious, plus great tones. I can imagine you two dreaming up this plot over your Meat-feast supper one Friday evening! 👏🏻👏🏻
I just kept thinking, as good as Mick’s rig sounds in my room, what must it sound like in that room? I have to believe that the two amp setup is one of the best moments for those lucky enough to attend an experience day.
What a way to get free ticket to Australia :). But one must be true to himself and Dan was :). I think the most questionable was Alter Ego, but he clearly said he loves it so no issues there. But in a positive way, if one alters his ego, even as a King, it is the most honourable thing to do. So good points there m8 ! .)
In the mid-late 70’s, I was messing with a Les Paul and my silverface Princeton at home, and decided to send the secondary output of my first-gen Deluxe Memory Man out to one side of the stereo. When you split the Memory Man and turned on the modulation, there was no “swirl” happening inside the pedal- you just got the unaffected sound on one output, and the pitch-shifted sound on the other. That meant that the chorus effect was created acoustically in the room as they blended. As the slowly modulated direct signal from one of my Klipsch corner horns mixed with the slightly-pushed Princeton, it literally made it feel like I was being physically pulled back and forth between the two sources. Mesmerizing…
Brilliant and hilarious episode! Just like when overdrive needs to be recalibrated for when the amp is made louder, the same could be said for wet dry; as the second/dry amp is introduced, the wet FX on the other side could be made to be more wet. Love it
First off Dan's commitment to the hat-on-a-hat bit was commendable, but then he cancelled that out with the 'Camilla-toe' comment putting an image in my head I did not want there lol, cheers for all you do guys ^_^
Hey mick and Dan Fred here from Brooklyn NY. Love the show and I can't tell you guys how much I have learned from the show about dialing in a great tone with pedals and amp control. Keep up the good work and talk soon...
How to sound like Mick Taylor: Literally play E7sus2-F#/D-G(add9) or Gmaj chords on any clean amp with any guitar, preferably a Strat. Everytime I hear that progression, i can't not hear the song Outride a Crisis from Super Hang-On from Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. I haven't heard more of this progression from Mick in any other video on this channel.
Happy King Day! Great advice Dan, about volume and the amount of gain to use, this was something I learned by trial & error, to turn down the gain when upping the amp volume in order to acheive a great tone and keep dynamics etc..Good Stuff!
The dip into “inform, eDuCaTe, and INSPIRE” BBC voice, seamlessly segued to “anyway ywanna have a drink?” so thoroughly established the perfectly casual tone as much as the abovementioned excellent gags!
For a while there it was a breath of the mighty Pythons 😂, although their version would probably have dove into medieval multi-behead delay more! Creative, inspiring as always and bloody funny!! 😂😂
PRS is built in Queen Anne's County, Maryland (Maryland named in honor of the Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland, Henrietta Maria of France (aka Queen Mary, begrudgingly).
Dan's explanation of gain vs. volume is why I cannot switch to a direct to board tone generating device, instead of a good old fashion tube amp. Ok, I would use a Quilter or an AMP1 in a pinch. I despise the sound of a guitar coming through wedge monitors, and through in ears there os no feedback loop.
Quick note on the Diamond - it’ll run happily at 18v if that’s an easier option. To my ear it sounds a tiny bit darker at 18v but that might be in my mind. Just got to make sure it’s running centre positive. Also, as a fellow Aussie, love the choices Dan! 😂
The playing of God Save the King at the beginning triggered an odd memory. As a person that grew up pre cable tv I watched a lot of reruns of 1960s television. There was an episode of my three sons where they were greeting an exchange student from the uk by playing God Save the Queen on guitars. This surely was post Beatles on Ed Sullivan and the height of the British Invasion. Greetings and salutations from Muscle Shoals Alabama hit recording capital of the world 🗺️ 🎉
Another great episode lads! I'd really love to see a partscaster challenge! I know it would be an investment, but wouldn't it be fun? Mick's guitar mag experience and obsession for details vs. Dan's creative engineering brain! Truly, what could go wrong?
Flanger before gain stage is easily on of my favorite tones. Also, turn the rate all the way off on the flanger and you have an AMAZING filter by adjusting the delay time. You can get some super cool and cutting drive tones with that.
Hey Mick! I think the reason you were having problems with the Boonar before this video was because even though the buffered mode was on, you had it in a true bypass looper. Every time you switched to that loop, no matter if the pedal was on or bypassed the phase would flip. In this video, because it’s not in a loop, the Boonar has a constant phase flip, allowing the humdinger to compensate. I hope this explanation makes sense!
From time to time, i still go back watch the 30th anniversary custom 24 demo that Mick did for Guitarist......its just wow....wish that would be released as a song.....that piece if music, the playing and the tone.....wow!!!
Love the wet/dry. But I’d love to see that same example in a totally mono environment. Lots of people play where there is only a mono system. Great sounds, great show.
I demo it just mono. But as I explained, I’ll always use two amps wherever is possible. I would advocate that everyone else in the world does too. Cheers!
Thanks for your reply! Yes, two amps but biaural rather than true stereo. I run two amps in church in a totally mono system. Wet effects only in one amp, except for a bit of reverb.
We do it sometimes. But me and Dan jamming is pretty horrible. We have very different harmonic expectation. Hahaha. And our timing meters are totally different. Add bass and drums and it gets much better!
Great video once again. Fun and useful facts. For me timing to view this is perfect. I am going to have a weekend with a new band setup and I have a new louder amp and been wondering the effect behavour compared to less loud usual setup I play. Dans volume part nailed it for me on gain and delay usage. Thanks! (Btw loud is relative. I have gone from 1 to 25 W 😉)o
Thanks for the advice! I just added a basic flanger to my board. Now I've placed it before the gain pedals. We'll see how it sounds after my spouse leaves the house.
I was thinking of Keeley's blue (blooded) Hydra - cut off one head and there are several more to worry about. Also a great opportunity to bring out the King of the Britains and a Lizard Queen.
I will start with my tc electronic Arena reverb, and the "Royal" patch, which is a cathedral algorithm intended to evoke Westminster Abbey. For an amp, a Mesa/Boogie Road King. I'll choose the tc electronic Corona chorus ("corona" means "crown" in Latin, perfect for a coronation chorus). For a boost, the Hamstead Ascent (because HM is ascending to the throne). And for a guitar, the Mayones Regius (Latin, "of or pertaining to a king"). That's five items.
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Dan’s choice of Angry Charlie and Electric Mistress though, I cannot think of it any other way now.
It's just PERFECT. Mick here. Chapeau mate.
It took me a while to get that one, but it is hilarious. 😎
@@ThatPedalShow That entire episode was brilliant (as are they all). Thanks for everything!
Yep, brilliant!
Dan FTW
Dan has never been more Australian on a TPS episode than this one. Fantastic take.
„They‘ll send you back to australia for this“ was a comedic highlight of tps and life in general. The camilla toe was the cherry on top.
Interesting that Dan runs his flanger into his gain stages, whereas Angry Charlie historically slams right into the front of his Electric Mistress.
Hahahahahah!
This comment wins the day!
Fantastic 😅
Sir you have won the internet
For years, Angry Charlie just had the Electric Mistress on the side. Hidden under the pedal board. They still had the RAT on the board though, i.e., the dodgy brother Andrew. Angry Charlie's second son Harry rebelled and went for a digital model from the USA.
In honour of the shape-shifting reptiles, surely the new EHX Lizard Queen would be a great choice 🤣
Ah, ours is stil in transit. Doh!
They’ll have the BOX!
@@ThatPedalShow how did I get it so fast ??!!
@@truthfactreality6814 you must be a secret lizard and not know it?!😂
Corona means "Crown" in Spanish, so there's another justification for Mick's guitar choice XD
Oh wow! I so should have known that. Doh! Thank you!
And in italian also! ✌🏻
Ironically, it means this in English too - a coronation is literally a crowning, and a coronet a small crown, after all.
@@ThatPedalShow look at the little logo on the famous beer
Seeing Mick physically recoil at the Electric Mistress was worth the price of admission alone. Great episode gentlemen!
The laughs as Dan revealed his board made my morning. 😂😂😂
Proper LOLZ, Daniel, outstanding stuff. That irreverence is EXACTLY what was needed!
Intresting that the Electric Mistress is ontop of the Angry Charlie. Good insight to the Royal bedchamber.
I love when you gents do challenge videos. It always amazes me, when you create these incredible soundscapes, from pedals that are seemingly random.
I love you guys. Friendly, informative, entertaining, and absolutely killer players!
Thank you!
Dan has hit the high point of comedic genius in this one. Bravo sirs.
Litters lol’s when Dan was selecting his pedals. Chefs kiss!
Episode idea: Let Patrons vote on a list of pedals we want you to re-visit or spend more time on. The Mythbusters show used to do this thing where people could write in and explain how they should test their experiment differently and get different results. Something like that.
Love it!
Arch top Bishop of Canterbury. Just wonderful.
I made a fuzz pedal and housed it in a charles and diana commemorative biscuit tin. I called it Diodey Al Fayed.
I absolutely adore Micks choices of suuuuper simple pedalboard, that do basically all i want
Laughing at the 'Mistress'. There goes the Knighthood Dan!
As a yank it's always nice to hear Brits play My Country Tis of Thee haha! Love the challenge videos.
The Archtop of Bishop of Canterbury 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 followed by the Camilla-Toe 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭 --- nearly fell off my chair ... er sorry throne
Thanks for the proper laff lads. These themed shows are great, please don’t ever be afraid to throw more of these light hearted shows in the mix. Part of what makes TPS great!
Cheers Sean! Yeah, a bit of levity on the ridiculousness of it ALL is good for the soul we thing. Oursouls. Hhaahahah!
I love how these challenges bring out inspirational moments in playing and creating. It's why I change my board from time to time, especially in the context of writing in a band.
😂 I feel like King Chuck takes himself more seriously than anyone else in the world. Cheers good gentlemen!
Showing again why the Diamond Vibrato (alone, wet/dry, or going to two amps mono) is my favorite pedal! Magic.
Gone get sent back to Australia!! I'm glad i was sitting down for this one. My face hurts
Hilarious! And of course the 335 has the crown inlay on the headstock!
The Archtop Bishop of Canterbury!! That's genius.
I was waiting for one of you to whip out a Brian May signature or Petrucci Majesty guitar.
A lot of these principles have shaped the evolution of my rig over the last few years. The main takeaway I have is that my tone is overall bigger and broader. The how to use the pedals stuff is far more fundamental than which particular device(s) you use. Thanks guys!
Love Dan's sarcastic board and how it comments on an Aussie's view of the monarchy
Peak TPS! All the ingredients that make this the show of shows after all these years. Live long and prosper🦸♀️
As an American, if having an outdated morarchial system gets this content from the true guitar kings of CZcams, then im all for it. All hail the King(s) D&M
American here. Watched the full video and absolutely loved it! Do more 'themed' videos like this. It was really fun. I thought the alter ego would be used to represent the way politicians/rulers are in general. Didn't think to tie it to an altar at all lol
Genuinely lolled at Dan’s choices. Disappointed that neither of you had an orange/ginger pedal on the board which was then removed. You guys also needed a brian may Queen guitar....
oooof!!
Ooooof!
I loved this episode! As a Canadian whose grandparents came to Canada in 1930 for free farmland, I am a Royal fan (of your show) and have and will proudly fly my Union Jack. Also, a big bonus as Mick has chosen The Tone King, which I recently purchased. I'm sure fans out there like it when the boys use gear that we possess?
I played in a heavy, but very dynamic band, playing VERY loudly. Our band was stupid loud. The drive level on my pedal never hit 9 o’clock. The notes would sing/take off just like Dan’s here. Brilliant the relationship between the guitar and amp at those levels. Regal, indeed (fitting today’s theme).
I love this challenge, what an imaginative idea. We have the best community on youtube.
What makes this channel great can be completely summed up by the child like joy on Dan's face when Mic says "why do I have a felling this is going to be tenuous"
Bahahaha! Awesome!
This episode was in parts hilarious and in parts genuinely informative. Mick's reaction to the unveiling (can I say that) of the Electric Mistress was priceless. The age old punishment of deportation! On a serious note, Dan's lesson on pedal gain and amp volume really hit home. I'm forever believing I'm setting pedals to a unity volume with respect to each other and then (not often but sometimes) changing the volume on one of two vastly different amps. Absolutely nothing is the same. Reminded me that while hearing new and innovative pedals is always cool, an element of TPS trouble shooting concepts is invaluable. Thanks, guys.
Possibly the funniest episode of TPS ever! Well done, guys!
i really clicked thinking this would be a show on how to get Josh Smith's tone, but i was pleasantly surprised by what it actually turned out to be
This was the best show ever - hilarious, plus great tones. I can imagine you two dreaming up this plot over your Meat-feast supper one Friday evening! 👏🏻👏🏻
I just kept thinking, as good as Mick’s rig sounds in my room, what must it sound like in that room? I have to believe that the two amp setup is one of the best moments for those lucky enough to attend an experience day.
What a way to get free ticket to Australia :). But one must be true to himself and Dan was :). I think the most questionable was Alter Ego, but he clearly said he loves it so no issues there. But in a positive way, if one alters his ego, even as a King, it is the most honourable thing to do. So good points there m8 ! .)
Production just keeps going up! Lol awsome laughs today!
Yeah man, the people we had to get in for this. It's like Netflix in here. Haahahahahaha! Cheers Igor!
In the mid-late 70’s, I was messing with a Les Paul and my silverface Princeton at home, and decided to send the secondary output of my first-gen Deluxe Memory Man out to one side of the stereo. When you split the Memory Man and turned on the modulation, there was no “swirl” happening inside the pedal- you just got the unaffected sound on one output, and the pitch-shifted sound on the other. That meant that the chorus effect was created acoustically in the room as they blended. As the slowly modulated direct signal from one of my Klipsch corner horns mixed with the slightly-pushed Princeton, it literally made it feel like I was being physically pulled back and forth between the two sources. Mesmerizing…
Coooooool!
You had me at 'Coronation Pickin' 😀
Mmm... delish!
Brilliant and hilarious episode!
Just like when overdrive needs to be recalibrated for when the amp is made louder, the same could be said for wet dry; as the second/dry amp is introduced, the wet FX on the other side could be made to be more wet. Love it
Totally that! One reason we love wet-dry so much!
Mick killed it. That Strat was singing! Great episode guys
In terms of tone, agreed. Coronation puns, though... Dan nailed it!
First off Dan's commitment to the hat-on-a-hat bit was commendable, but then he cancelled that out with the 'Camilla-toe' comment putting an image in my head I did not want there lol, cheers for all you do guys ^_^
🤣😂
Oh wow, I love the title of this video 😂. Can’t wait to see it all the way through!
Hey mick and Dan Fred here from Brooklyn NY. Love the show and I can't tell you guys how much I have learned from the show about dialing in a great tone with pedals and amp control. Keep up the good work and talk soon...
How to sound like Mick Taylor: Literally play E7sus2-F#/D-G(add9) or Gmaj chords on any clean amp with any guitar, preferably a Strat. Everytime I hear that progression, i can't not hear the song Outride a Crisis from Super Hang-On from Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. I haven't heard more of this progression from Mick in any other video on this channel.
Happy King Day! Great advice Dan, about volume and the amount of gain to use, this was something I learned by trial & error, to turn down the gain when upping the amp volume in order to acheive a great tone and keep dynamics etc..Good Stuff!
Pedalshire, it's Pedalshire you plebs! This is what happens when you let an Australian do a presentation on the Coronation. Well done lads.
Okay, haven't had a chance to watch this until May 7th, just after it was put up. 15-16 minutes in and I'm laughing my a## off! Great work chaps!!
Fantastic show guys! Made me laugh with Dan's choices. Cheers from the States across the pond.
The dip into “inform, eDuCaTe, and INSPIRE” BBC voice, seamlessly segued to “anyway ywanna have a drink?” so thoroughly established the perfectly casual tone as much as the abovementioned excellent gags!
Fun episode. Electric Mistress had me laughing out loud. Thanks!
The beauty of being a guitar player, acting a complete clown at times and still being cool customer. Cheers chaps!
One of the best, funniest most creative shows ever! laughed so hard ! Thank you! ❤😂
For a while there it was a breath of the mighty Pythons 😂, although their version would probably have dove into medieval multi-behead delay more! Creative, inspiring as always and bloody funny!! 😂😂
PRS is built in Queen Anne's County, Maryland (Maryland named in honor of the Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland, Henrietta Maria of France (aka Queen Mary, begrudgingly).
Dan's explanation of gain vs. volume is why I cannot switch to a direct to board tone generating device, instead of a good old fashion tube amp. Ok, I would use a Quilter or an AMP1 in a pinch. I despise the sound of a guitar coming through wedge monitors, and through in ears there os no feedback loop.
Come on Mick, Your SG and 335 have a crown on the headstock!.
Nice playing guys, tastefully clean at 18:05
Well played, Dan. Well played. 🎉
Quick note on the Diamond - it’ll run happily at 18v if that’s an easier option. To my ear it sounds a tiny bit darker at 18v but that might be in my mind. Just got to make sure it’s running centre positive.
Also, as a fellow Aussie, love the choices Dan! 😂
CAMILLA TOE! Magnificent!
The playing of God Save the King at the beginning triggered an odd memory. As a person that grew up pre cable tv I watched a lot of reruns of 1960s television. There was an episode of my three sons where they were greeting an exchange student from the uk by playing God Save the Queen on guitars. This surely was post Beatles on Ed Sullivan and the height of the British Invasion. Greetings and salutations from Muscle Shoals Alabama hit recording capital of the world 🗺️ 🎉
I was today years old when I learned that "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" is set to the same music as "God Save the King".
Another great episode lads! I'd really love to see a partscaster challenge! I know it would be an investment, but wouldn't it be fun? Mick's guitar mag experience and obsession for details vs. Dan's creative engineering brain! Truly, what could go wrong?
Flanger before gain stage is easily on of my favorite tones.
Also, turn the rate all the way off on the flanger and you have an AMAZING filter by adjusting the delay time. You can get some super cool and cutting drive tones with that.
Great! Had SOME good laughs🤣
Hey Mick! I think the reason you were having problems with the Boonar before this video was because even though the buffered mode was on, you had it in a true bypass looper. Every time you switched to that loop, no matter if the pedal was on or bypassed the phase would flip. In this video, because it’s not in a loop, the Boonar has a constant phase flip, allowing the humdinger to compensate. I hope this explanation makes sense!
It does, thank you. Now I’m wondering about analogue dry through, because there’s definitely something weird going on with the phase.
Diamond's also purple which is traditionally the most expensive fabric colour and therefore royal
"Camilla Toe" 😂🤣😂 Stated like a true Australian!
My tone always rules.
As soon as I pick up a guitar, the room suddenly empties quite fast.
From time to time, i still go back watch the 30th anniversary custom 24 demo that Mick did for Guitarist......its just wow....wish that would be released as a song.....that piece if music, the playing and the tone.....wow!!!
You guys crack me up! Made my day chaps! CHEERS!!
Love the wet/dry. But I’d love to see that same example in a totally mono environment. Lots of people play where there is only a mono system. Great sounds, great show.
I demo it just mono. But as I explained, I’ll always use two amps wherever is possible. I would advocate that everyone else in the world does too. Cheers!
Thanks for your reply! Yes, two amps but biaural rather than true stereo. I run two amps in church in a totally mono system. Wet effects only in one amp, except for a bit of reverb.
Strat into Boonar was *chefs kiss*
It just occurred to me. In all the videos I’ve watched I have seldom seen you two play together. It might be a new innovation for the channel.
We do it sometimes. But me and Dan jamming is pretty horrible. We have very different harmonic expectation. Hahaha. And our timing meters are totally different. Add bass and drums and it gets much better!
Rock paper scissors fire😂
Ahhh the capes! Wonderful.
Great video once again. Fun and useful facts. For me timing to view this is perfect. I am going to have a weekend with a new band setup and I have a new louder amp and been wondering the effect behavour compared to less loud usual setup I play. Dans volume part nailed it for me on gain and delay usage. Thanks! (Btw loud is relative. I have gone from 1 to 25 W 😉)o
Lol watch out it's not off with your heads there- we need you now more than ever!
I LAUGHED OUT LOUD as Dan revealed his first pedal
off to the tower with them then heads off in the morning
Cracking idea boys, very entertaining!
Thanks for the advice! I just added a basic flanger to my board. Now I've placed it before the gain pedals. We'll see how it sounds after my spouse leaves the house.
This was was a helpful episode. Thanks for gain staging information/advice.
Coronation Oversimplified: An old guy dresses up, sits in a chair, and has someone else put on his own hat. Televised.
What an excellent episode.
Loads of useful content.
PS... We are amused
You two are the best! Love this show soooo much!!
Scent.
Great episode! I haven't laughed that much in ages😂
I was thinking of Keeley's blue (blooded) Hydra - cut off one head and there are several more to worry about.
Also a great opportunity to bring out the King of the Britains and a Lizard Queen.
The first song that you guys played reminds me of my high school we used to sing Star-Spangled Banner in that song
You could have used blue and red.
Red is a regal colour and blue for blue blooded 😊
I will start with my tc electronic Arena reverb, and the "Royal" patch, which is a cathedral algorithm intended to evoke Westminster Abbey. For an amp, a Mesa/Boogie Road King. I'll choose the tc electronic Corona chorus ("corona" means "crown" in Latin, perfect for a coronation chorus). For a boost, the Hamstead Ascent (because HM is ascending to the throne). And for a guitar, the Mayones Regius (Latin, "of or pertaining to a king"). That's five items.
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