Steve From Pup Reveals His Guitar Rig | Gearheads
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2019
- PUP guitarist Steve Sladkowski shows off his guitars, pedal board and amps, and demonstrates how he develops his signature PUP sound.
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This dude is a solid dude IRL. Bouncers were being a bunch of meathead d*cks to my buddy at one of their shows and he settled the situation. Good man
Please don't put background music over the sounds you are trying to document
Yeah that was an oversight - but I vow here and now that it will never happen again if you'll forgive us!
i know nothing about guitars or the equipment he was talking about, but this was still fascinating. god, i love pup.
I like his approach on playing, people sometimes think they “need” pedals or extra stuff to sound better but they really don’t. Steve’s a cool dude
But his pedalboard is definitely a necessary part of shaping his tone. The exact function of his pedalboard is to make the songs sound better. I think what he is getting at when discussing how he learns to play clean before adding pedals is that you can't use pedals to make up for not playing your guitar well. Also, the guitar, amp, pedals, preamp etc... are not the only things that shape the tone. The way someone plays is a huge component of the final outcome. He is saying that one should learn to play well first. Only then should you create the tone that you want with pedals.
thanks for this video, but please make sure to get one decent shot of all the pedals on the board for us pedalnerds. thanks guys!
One of my favorite players out there today. His chord voicings are always imaginative.
You know, the guys from PUP used to play in a ska band long ago. Many of those chord voicings remind me of ska songs. For example, imagine Steve's parts during the verse in DVP. Now imagine the same chord voicings being played using upstrokes on the upbeat. 23 years ago, during the 3rd wave/ american ska revival, that would have been one hell of a song.
really? that's fascinating+ super valuable Pedro cheers. where'd you get this info?
@@elliotskunk I don't have a source I can link you to, sorry; but this is something they mentioned (while playing ska beats) when I saw them live a couple years back, so I can vouch for it.
He just seems so nice! And the philosophy was a nice change.
Loud background stock music in a gear video. I've seen it all.
I love watching these kinds videos and to see one from a band that I look up to, it makes it even more interesting.
Love this still on my sound journey
Sweet baby Jesus, your Electrosonic cab matches my combo EXACTLY. I never thought I'd see another one.
my first pedal was the blues driver too!!
Amazing guitar player from an amazing band
My fav band can’t wait to see them next month
WHY IS THIS VIDEO SO SHORT I WANT MORE
Saw a band called "Max" at the legendary Horshoe Tavern years ago, its Dave Monks of Tokyo Police club and some other members too, I think, but I forget, anyways...I didn't know Pup as well then but I had seen them play recently too. I was sitting next to Steve at the bar pretty much all night and I was like I think that's Pup's guitar player but I wasn't sure, was able to confirm when I got back home.
Side note about Horshe Tavern, its referenced in Bobycageon by The Tragically Hip, when Gord sings "that night in Toronto, with its checkerboard floors" he's referring to the black and white tiling at the Horshoe Tavern.
That DVP flag is amazing
Steve Lewis oh god i want it so bad
riff master flex
I really want that DVP flag
Reservoir Pup
YOOOO peep the Jeff Rosenstock “WORRY.” decal @ 0:17
WORRY is a work of art. A true masterpiece.
Yo @tymguitars.
Need more musicians educating other musicians like him!! I would've thought his surname was pronounced Sladkovski?
It’s Polish i think, so it probably is supposed to be pronounced that way, but the way he said it is probably easier for normal people to pronounce or spell. People butcher it too much
how does one buy 39,000 worth of stuff to sound so cool
you don't. Buy a kemper profiling amp for $1600. Then, learn how to use a soldering iron. Find schematics for all of your favorite pedals, order some PCBs and electrical components online, and... bam. You now have every single guitar rig you could ever dream of (minus the guitars). However, this may not make you sound cool. You gotta learn how to play first, bruh.
Lmao he started playing Death
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Kind of... kind of like
Why the fuck is there music playing in the background while he's playing?
Basically Jughead if he was from Toronto and his parents bought him a guitar instead of a laptop
Gross tone. Gross chords. Gross slogan on the wall.
Gross comment