At least these guys aren't so pretentious that they have their techs filling in for them. I dig the stories the artists share about their gear as much as the instruments themselves. Great RR PG!!
@@shitforbrains5038 There’s a few who have let their techs do the interview. Instead of the actual artist being there to do it. Like Pete in this episode. Off hand I can recall Gavin Rossdale wasn’t present for his either. And I’m a fan and hung out with him. So not throwing shade, just stating the fact. 😂
I really appreciate Patrick's perspective. The way he speaks shows he really has the experience and knows his stuff (obviously), but he's also humble about it and comes at the digital vs. analog debate in a great way. Seems like a great guy to work with.
Same, but I really wish that Gretsch would have listened to Patrick when they made the Stumpomatic. I own a Stumpomatic and there's much left to be desired in that 3 pickup solution! Love the guitar (Corvette) hate the 3 pickups, rotary switch, kill switch, and middle pickup blend control. Seriously, I can't even tell when the middle pickup is on or off! Controls are cramped and confusing!
I always loved the first FOB Rig Rundown since that was one of the first videos I ever watched and is still one of my personal favourites so this one was cool to see with Patrick's Guilds and Pete's new StingRays
Saw them last year, and Patrick used one guitar for the whole show, I think Joe maybe used 2. It was so cool and caught me off guard. It was the red S60d
I was going through my black/death metal phase when FOB entered the fray but they were kind of just a big part of my adolescence and now that I'm 33 and looking back, I can appreciate their music. Great band.
Love these guys real dudes , first time I heard their music I was shopping in an A&F is shopping mall , the check out stand had a now playing stand with the CD they were spinning . I became a fan .
Joe and Patrick are the reason I play guitar, I remember seeing them live one time randomly and it was the first time I remember thinking, oh two guitars playing different parts (rhythm and lead) and the fact they just look like regular guys made me want to get in it. I think they inspired more musicians than they think.
My 1st guitar (which I very much regret not still having) was a new S300D back in 1975! I think it's quality was the reason I stuck with learning the guitar all those years ago.
Super cool to hear Gabe’s get a shoutout! Would be cool to see a segment on the historic venues like that one! The Iowa City music scene is a great one!
Between there (temporarily renamed the Picador) and Blue Moose, I saw so many of my formative rock shows at GO in Iowa City - long live the Washington St-Gilbert St spot!
What tunings do the guys use? I've heard their bass tech say "D Standard is one of them", but when I saw FOB last time it felt more like Drop C or even lower. Their live sound is crazy heavy compared to the studio sounds!
Somehow there's another 1984 plumburst (it was actually called Night Violet) Explorer on Reverb as I'm writing this with Hetfield-style EMGs. So if Joe wants a backup lol.
The Explorer is a Custom Shop *EDITION*, which means it's just a custom color run in this case. The custom Shop didn't open until late 1993 and this is from the 80s.
I don't know anything about guitars and I have no idea what they're talking about but this is so interesting. Also, I'm a simple girl: I see FOB and I click.
Your probably wrong concerning most issues…however, your are from the insecure demographic known as smug hetero gay…The moment I saw the effeminate ‘lol’ at the end of your comment, I knew there would be a strong likelihood that a boy had fallen out of your windowless van..
Patrick is now playing Guild S-60D and S-300 models onstage, but contends that he still uses his Gretsch G5135CVT-PS Patrick Stump Electromatic Stump-o-Matic CVTs in the studio.
If you follow the link to our website it shows a workflow of Joe's core tone, but here's what tech Ben Young had to say on the Axe-Fx II setup: "The Fractal is set up where we have a different patch for each song, and then use scenes for each section of the songs. I have a template with all our dialed in amps and effects for everything. All the amp sounds are based off a JCM800 for our mid gain “crunch” sound, and a Dual Rectifier for our classic Fall Out Boy heavy sound. We also have a Friedman amp and a “brown sound” amp for other higher gain options that we’ve been using on newer songs and a Matchless for clean stuff."
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At least these guys aren't so pretentious that they have their techs filling in for them. I dig the stories the artists share about their gear as much as the instruments themselves. Great RR PG!!
hehehehe I See what you did there. And....Right!
@@mynameismudd1518i dont
wait wdym who has their techs fill in lmao 😭
@@shitforbrains5038 There’s a few who have let their techs do the interview. Instead of the actual artist being there to do it. Like Pete in this episode. Off hand I can recall Gavin Rossdale wasn’t present for his either. And I’m a fan and hung out with him. So not throwing shade, just stating the fact. 😂
@@mynameismudd1518 omg I'm sorry I understand now I think it is...strange to have a tech fill in to say the least it is kinda a bummer
This was a real treat - I hope everyone enjoys this Rundown!
This was such a good interview, thanks for asking great questions in all of these too!
@@WheelBirbz Thanks for the kind words - appreciate the support!
Cool shirt dude 😎
Half way through with no guitar playing but such valuable insights
You do your work phenomenally Chris, always a pleasure watching these!
I really appreciate Patrick's perspective. The way he speaks shows he really has the experience and knows his stuff (obviously), but he's also humble about it and comes at the digital vs. analog debate in a great way. Seems like a great guy to work with.
Take a drink every time Patrick says "You Know".
You would fall out, boy… I counted at LEAST 145 “ya know’s”
He even had Chris doing it😂
I didn’t even bother with the “like’s an um’s”
i"m drunk in just 3 minutes...
When Joe looked up in the air after saying the Explorer was sold, I felt that too
I dont even really like fall out boy but whenever I see a rig rundown thumbnail that has a guitar that I don't recognize. I'm clicking.
Same but for every rig rundown in general
Same here, but more interested in bass rigs
Same, but I really wish that Gretsch would have listened to Patrick when they made the Stumpomatic. I own a Stumpomatic and there's much left to be desired in that 3 pickup solution! Love the guitar (Corvette) hate the 3 pickups, rotary switch, kill switch, and middle pickup blend control. Seriously, I can't even tell when the middle pickup is on or off! Controls are cramped and confusing!
Same haha
Fall out boy are amazing.. respect ur opinion but they are amazing
the ALL- Mass Nerder shirt goes so hard from Patrick.
Came here to say that-gd I love that album!
I have many band shirts. The only ones I ever get compliments on are the ALL ones. So many people love Descendants/ALL.
I always loved the first FOB Rig Rundown since that was one of the first videos I ever watched and is still one of my personal favourites so this one was cool to see with Patrick's Guilds and Pete's new StingRays
Joe’s such a charismatic and hilarious dude
I know fifteen years ago this would have made me go crazy, but right now I'm just happy to see this info.
Saw them last year, and Patrick used one guitar for the whole show, I think Joe maybe used 2. It was so cool and caught me off guard. It was the red S60d
love this extensive interview but also loving the every time I die shirt. miss that band
I don’t know shit about guitars but fall out boy… I’m Sat
Fall Out Man
Be a new signature model for Patrick
I was going through my black/death metal phase when FOB entered the fray but they were kind of just a big part of my adolescence and now that I'm 33 and looking back, I can appreciate their music. Great band.
That Joe receiving a guitar as a gift from his wife story is so sweet ❤
Patrick seems like a really down to earth dude. Love that he's wearing an ALL Mass Nerder shirt.
Love these guys real dudes , first time I heard their music I was shopping in an A&F is shopping mall , the check out stand had a now playing stand with the CD they were spinning . I became a fan .
It's rarely a train wreck! - so true, Joe. We love everything you guys do. We're appreciating the deep cuts more than you can ever know!
Joe and Patrick are the reason I play guitar, I remember seeing them live one time randomly and it was the first time I remember thinking, oh two guitars playing different parts (rhythm and lead) and the fact they just look like regular guys made me want to get in it. I think they inspired more musicians than they think.
I just read Joe’s book. It’s nice to see him talk about gear
I actually own one of Joe’s previous personal guitars when he was still with Washburn. This was fun to watch!
Is it the Blue one?
Or maybe the white "blood splatter" one?
@@djr_drums the baby blue one with cream binding, single Humbucker, keyhole inlays.
Enjoyed this very much! I love these in depth interviews bc I feel like we learn so much more about their process which is most interesting to me
My first guitar was a Guild S300-D and it's so dope seeing Patrick rock a Guild!
Bet you the punk rock “Lollar” pickup is the raw power.. which is the James Williamson pickup they did! Have it in my fender cyclone and I love it.
You are correct!
Patrick Stump looks like the emo Seth Rogan
Patrick Stump looks like the emo Seth Rogan
Poor Patrick
and Joe Trohman looks and sounds like the emo Judd Apatow
Beautiful
YEEEEE FOB RIG RUNDOWN! 👌🏽👌🏽 love the guitars Patrick and Joe use
I KNEW Patrick was using Guild guitars, but I wasn't sure until right now. Great to know I wasn't crazy lol
I thought the tech for Pete was him for a second. I was so confused how different he looked. 😂😂
16:37 this makes me feel better as a musician and producer not being able to sing to pitch without a reference
perfect pitch vs relative pitch
@@Andrew_182 I know what it is. Thank you though.
Every time i hear a grown man say he has small hand , i think of all these little kids that just rip on any random guitar.
I think about the guy who plays with an actual stump. Probably because this guys name is stump
Playing guitar with small hands is not that big of a deal. It can be disadvantageous on a long scale bass or piano tho.
those little kids don't make some 6-10 month tour. Shit gets tiresome and after some nights all you want to do is play an ukulele lol
Way to give Gabe's Oasis a shout out! Legendary venue!
That is awesome and great for Halo guitars, didn't expect Mr. Stump to get one
This was a great interview. Had no idea how into the gear these guys are.
I love the shout out to Gabes in Iowa City ❤
Drinking Game: you have a shot every “You know” Patrick says!
Bro, you'd die if you took a drink of WATER every time he said it😂
Waited my whole life for this RR
A day to remember, the story so far 🙏🏻
I was at that concert! I was way tf back there but I was in the room
My favorite band. Seeing Patrick's perspective and insight on things was pretty interesting.
My 1st guitar (which I very much regret not still having) was a new S300D back in 1975! I think it's quality was the reason I stuck with learning the guitar all those years ago.
Been waiting for an updated version of FOB! Heck yeah guys! Now just need an updated Green Day. Also would LOVE to see a Yellowcard one!
ALL!
Take a shot every time he says "you know".
💀💀💀
found dead due to alcohol poisoning
How about just a sip
These games are why i smoke weed instead, can’t od
Haha I noticed that too.. I think it’s a nervous tick
Yay I love hearing FOB talk about the guitars they use :3
What?! I am shocked to see the great Christian Zayas here! Love ya, bro! -O.C.
Loved this! You’ve probably already tried or are working on it but I would love a blink 182 rig rundown.
I'm not a Fall Out Boy fan, but this was a cool video! They were all super personable and interesting.
Those Guild guitars look really interesting. I'll buy one one day.
Super cool to hear Gabe’s get a shoutout! Would be cool to see a segment on the historic venues like that one! The Iowa City music scene is a great one!
Fuck yessssss I was just watching the old one yesterday 😊
38:53 You know he was initially known as "The Evil Grimace". Nothing has changed.
Shout out Gabe’s oasis!
Between there (temporarily renamed the Picador) and Blue Moose, I saw so many of my formative rock shows at GO in Iowa City - long live the Washington St-Gilbert St spot!
24:22 screen couldnt handle all three of you guys t the sme time hahaha
I was wondering why I couldn't find any of my favorite guilds... THIS GUY HAS EM ALL lol
Dig me some Fallout Boy! Love them vocals!
Rocking the ETID shirt 🤘🤘
2:50 wow that’s a once in a lifetime Mr.Bean Opening moment
Thank you so much for this
Patrick “you know” Stump 😂
25:11 I remember seeing those in guitar world legit over 10 years ago I always wondered about them
What tunings do the guys use? I've heard their bass tech say "D Standard is one of them", but when I saw FOB last time it felt more like Drop C or even lower. Their live sound is crazy heavy compared to the studio sounds!
a lot of that is probably just down tuning some songs so they’re easier for patrick to sing. most of their studio stuff is just standard or drop d
ETID shirt is dope nice job man and hello from Buffalo.
🤙
I LOVE FALLOUTBOY
The REAL KINGS ARE
Fall Out Boy 👏🔥
Somehow there's another 1984 plumburst (it was actually called Night Violet) Explorer on Reverb as I'm writing this with Hetfield-style EMGs. So if Joe wants a backup lol.
y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know y'know
I especially love that they use some very inexpensive guitars and basses like the Sterling by Music Man and the Squire.
Wentz too good to come out
I honestly think he just probably knows nothing about what he's playing lol
For me, Fall Out Boy is the Beatles of America🤘🎤🎼🎸🥁🇺🇲
No Patrick, we don't know.
OMG YESS IVE BEEN WAITING
I was just thinking about this an hour ago omg!! God is good
Man, between Patrick and Kevin Sherwood, I think i'm sold on getting a Halo Guitar.
i loved this
Legends 🔥
YOU KNOW
ALL shirt?! Such a good band.
The Explorer is a Custom Shop *EDITION*, which means it's just a custom color run in this case. The custom Shop didn't open until late 1993 and this is from the 80s.
GABE’S OASIS?!? My band just played there for the first time last year lmao
I don't know anything about guitars and I have no idea what they're talking about but this is so interesting. Also, I'm a simple girl: I see FOB and I click.
Please tell me someone else sees the "Time Traveler" glitching across the back of the auditorium behind Patrick at 18:00. 😳
The moment I saw a Quad Cortex I knew there would be a certain very insecure demographic moaning in the comments. Wasn't wrong, lol.
Your probably wrong concerning most issues…however, your are from the insecure demographic known as smug hetero gay…The moment I saw the effeminate ‘lol’ at the end of your comment, I knew there would be a strong likelihood that a boy had fallen out of your windowless van..
@pastamatt
I've had an S-60 for a while now, this has just ruined my chances of finding another for a bargain price again hahaha. Cheers, Stumpy
My fave boys 🖤
I need to know what guitar patrick plays immediately lol
Patrick is now playing Guild S-60D and S-300 models onstage, but contends that he still uses his Gretsch G5135CVT-PS Patrick Stump Electromatic Stump-o-Matic CVTs in the studio.
patrick talking.. 🤤
i own a modeler and am interested in knowing what amps , cabs , effects are being used..why don’t we get that info..
If you follow the link to our website it shows a workflow of Joe's core tone, but here's what tech Ben Young had to say on the Axe-Fx II setup: "The Fractal is set up where we have a different patch for each song, and then use scenes for each section of the songs. I have a template with all our dialed in amps and effects for everything. All the amp sounds are based off a JCM800 for our mid gain “crunch” sound, and a Dual Rectifier for our classic Fall Out Boy heavy sound. We also have a Friedman amp and a “brown sound” amp for other higher gain options that we’ve been using on newer songs and a Matchless for clean stuff."
@@premierguitar ty
How many times did Patrick say, “ya know..”
34:00 Joe keeping it very real hahahahah
If anyone from Guild sees this. I’m still waiting on a red custom Patrick stump guitar deal. I WILL PURCHASE ONE. Let’s make it happen lol
Joe is actually hilarious.
The bird is a Loon. Not sure his story on it but Loons are a darker bird with red eyes.
Never realised Patrick was an all and (I'm assuming) descendents fan, cool to know
9:05 the lights
Please do an update for All Time Low too
We need a blink rig rundown
Bringin' crappy back.