Beginners Guide To Guitar Effects Pedals

Single Pedals vs Multi Effects

Dynamic Effects Explained (Compressor, EQ, Boost & Volume)

Pitch Effects Explained (Octavers, Pitch Shifters & Harmonisers)

Drive Pedals Explained (Including difference between Overdrive, Distortion & Fuzz)

Modulation Effects Explained (Chorus, Flange, Phaser etc)

Delays & Echo Pedals Explained

Reverb Pedals Explained

Wah Pedals Explained

Outro

POUR OVER ENVELOPE FILTER

THE TRAPPER DUAL FUZZ

SMOLDER ACOUSTIC OVERDRIVE

JHS - OCTAVE REVERB

Keeley - Halo Dual Echo

Wampler - Metaverse

Walrus - EONS

Strymon - El Capistan V2

#6 Strymon

Chase Bliss - Habit

REVV - Northern Mauler

Red Panda - Raster V2

#I MERIS - LVX

Intro

Boss IR-200

Beautiful Noise Effects Endless Sleeper

Diamond Memory Lane Delay

EarthQuaker Devices Aurelius

Collision Devices TARS

KMA Machines Mandrake Octo-Shrieker

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Screen Violence

Source Audio Collider

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Beam Splitter

Meris MercuryX

Outro and Thanks

Alexander Rewind

Chase Bliss Habit

Xsb2

Kma Machines Chief Disruptor

The Big Mouth

Dreadbox Raindrops

Earthquake Devices Life Pedal B3

Boss Slicer

Keeley Halo

Mighty Maris Lvx

INTRODUCTION

THE SPAGHETTI ANALOGY

TUNER PEDAL

DRIVE/DISTORTION PEDALS

MODULATION PEDALS

CHORUS PEDAL

FLANGER PEDAL

TREMOLO PEDAL

DELAY PEDAL

REVERB PEDAL

LOOPER PEDAL

PEDAL CHAIN ORDER

MULTI-FX PEDALS

Chorus Phaser Flanger Tremolo Vibrato Wah-wah Delay Echo

Chorus: Chorus pedals mimic the effect choirs and string orchestras produce naturally by mixing sounds with slight differences in timbre and pitch.

Phaser: A phaser or "phase shifter" creates a slight rippling effect - amplifying some aspects of the tone while diminishing others-by splitting an audio signal in two and altering the phase of one portion.

Flanger: A flanger creates a "jet plane" or "spaceship" sound, simulating a studio effect produced by recording a track on two synchronized tapes and periodically slowing one tape by pressing the edge of its reel (the "flange").

Tremolo: A tremolo effect produces a slight, rapid variation in the volume of a note or chord.

Vibrato: Vibrato effects produce slight, rapid variations in pitch, mimicking the fractional semitone variations produced naturally by opera singers and violinists when prolonging a single note.

Wah-wah: Wah is a type of guitar effects pedal that alters the tone of the signal to create a distinctive effect, mimicking the human voice. The pedal sweeps the peak response of a filter up and down in frequency to create the sound (spectral glide). also known as "the wah effect."

Delay/Echo: Delay/Echo units produce an echo effect by adding a duplicate instrument-to-amplifier electrical signal to the original signal at a slight time-delay.

Reverb: Reverb units simulate sounds produced in an echo chamber by creating a large number of echoes that gradually fade or "decay".

Acoustic Simulator: Acoustic Simulators enable electric guitars to mimic the sound of acoustic guitar.

Intro

Silktone Fuzz

Acorn Amps Solid State

Line 6 DL4 MKII

OKKO FX Holy Grit

EAE Citadel

Tape Audio ONE

Cornerstone Imperium

Thorpy FX BC108 Fallout Cloud

Vongon Polyphrase

Asheville Music Tools ACV-1

Memberships, Tracks, 2023

Intro

General Order of Effects

Compressor

Wah Wah

Pitch-Octave

Gain- Overdrive & Distortion

Fuzz

Reverb

Delay

Chorus

Flanger

Phaser

Common Mistake 1- Hung Up On Names

Common Mistake 2- Discrediting Multi-effects

Common Mistake 3- Thinking There is A Set Order

Common Mistake 4- Not Considering Used Gear

Outro

Intro

Zoom 552

Alesis Guitar Effects Reverse Reverb

Electro Harmonix Pitch Fork

Electro-Harmonix Smallbox

Electro-Harmonix Whammy Bar

Electro-Harmonix Micro Chorus

Alesis Reverse Reverb

Glowfly Angular Sentence

Conclusion