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192,715 Views • May 28, 2019 • Click to toggle off description
My pro theory + songwriting course bit.ly/2J2Nctn
Enroll in my Rhythm Training Course at ANY price! bit.ly/3wDacU4
I’ve posted a tab for Solfegietto and the mp3 for “grimebreath” at my Patreon: bit.ly/2zFwzOO
With free ampsim vsts, you can have an entire arsenal of amplifiers, pedals, and effects at your disposal without having to spend a penny. In this video I’m going to walk you through how to install and use them in your tracks, then show you how I craft my guitar tones for my songs and videos. This can be very helpful for you if you don’t do a lot of playing out or gigging, or if you spend a lot of time recording.
You need a program like Ableton or Protools, any DAW that can use VSTs. This will cost money but will end up saving you far more in the long run than buying amps and pedals.
At the end, I made a mini music-video for a snippet I wrote just for this video by using a weird guitar tone. I really like the groove and intend to finish that song one day with a real drummer and a different singer.
SUGGESTED DAWS- Do some homework before buying a DAW. They all do the same stuff pretty much, just make sure it’s 64 bit and is compatible with your equipment and computer:
Ableton Live
Protools
Reason
Studio One
Reaper
Logic
LINKS to DOWNLOAD:
TSE 808 Pedal- www.tseaudio.com/software/tse808
LePou Amp Pack- www.kvraudio.com/developer/lepou-plugins
Emmisary Amp (Metal ampsim)- www.igniteamps.com/#emissary
Nadir Impulse Loader – www.igniteamps.com/#nadir
Impulse Packs – masters-of-music.com/impulse-response-guide-and-fr…
Thanks to the following special folks for their great support or
Linas Orentas
Marek Pawlowski
John Arnold
Christopher Swanson
Marc Bulandr
Bradley Bower
Alvaro Begue-Aguado
Don Watters
Don Dachenhousen III and
Patrick Ryan
01:01-Ampsim VST Basics
02:52-Using Effects
06:02-Writing music off a tone
07:25-grimebreath mini music video
www.twitter.com/signals_music
www.signalsmusicstudio.com/
Views : 192,715
Genre: Education
Date of upload: May 28, 2019 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 269 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
IMHO you have the best guitar/music theory channel on YouTube. Very good job
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Mr. Jake Lizzio: I want to thank you, pure and simple. I've been playing music for nearly 25 years having NEVER taken an official lesson. I began watching your videos and learned a tremendous amount about music theory and composition. A while ago, I made a cd and, as fate would have it, a copy found it's way to man named Henrique Couto. Turns out, Mr. Couto is a director. He asked me to score a few shorts for him (available to watch on youtube, called "Stirring" and "Scary Clown"). Anyhow, a month ago I was given my first chance to score music for a full-length feature film, a horror flick called Haunting Inside, directed by Mr. Couto. He asked me if I had anyone I'd like to thank in the end credits. Only 2 people came to mind: my wife and you. Your video on effective techniques for creating scary music was of immense value, and I can't thank you enough. Oh, yea... the film is being released on dvd in late June. You can find info about it on imdb. Thanks again! You rule!
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Grimebreath is an instant classic, Jake. I love the way the guitar came out after you added some fuzz to it.
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Jake you’re a hero man . Seriously you have the best guitar lessons/ theory channel by far and it ain’t even close .
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The amount of great musical freeware these days is amazing
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Great video! Jake, one of the things that I love about your channel is that you're really good at explaining complex concepts in a way that is not overly-technical and is easy for anyone to understand.
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Great video! The examples showing how you use sends and parallel effects is extremely helpful and shows the real power of using the DAW. Thanks!
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Exactly what I've been looking for, thank you!!!!
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Wow you are such a professional at this. Thank you for this knowledge you shared to us.
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Just the right amount of everything. Demonstration, explanation... awesome man.
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Thank you. I've been searching on and off for about a year for ways to record distorted guitar digitally. All I ever found was guides either saying to mic up my amp, or more convoluted ways to record digitally that still involved things like a physical amp, a pedal, and an audio interface. In fact, I spent all day just yesterday doing this and it mostly ended in disappointment. This is EXACTLY what I was looking, and a tutorial on how to use it to boot. You are my savior with this. I'm just trying to write and record songs as a hobby, I don't want nor need to spend hundreds of dollars on DAWs, equipment, and software.
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love your videos man! I've been recording analog for nearly 30 years, and in the last year was introduced to REAPER and all the AMP SIMS etc etc.... WHOA!!! soooo fun! so powerful!
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you just have such a fantastic channel! thank you for all your help <3
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What a fantastic video; gives not only great, free resources to use but lessons on how to record into a DAW. Love it!!
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You never disappoint Jake! Haha I'm always excited to see ya pop up
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Good morning!
This video is JUST what I've been needing. I just got back from a trip and haven't had the time, fucking life saver here. Thank you!
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Mate i just love you for making this video thank you so much
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I just got into this stuff and im glad one of my favorite channels just made a video on it
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dude so clearly explained thank you!
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@Noone-of-your-Business
4 years ago
Finally, a pro who does not demonize virtual guitar processing. I am so tired of all this "Yeah, but analogue is always better" whining. Nice job!
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