Distortions, Fuzz, Pre Amp & everything about Guitar Drives

Distortions, Fuzz, Pre Amp & everything about Guitar Drives, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.36, with 28 lectures, based on 7 reviews, and has 978 subscribers.

You will learn about The difference between overdrive, distortion, fuzz, preamp, and high gain distortions. How to use a boost pedal. How to combine distortion and other effects. How To Get Rid of Noisy Pedals. How to order guitar pedals in your signal chain. Are cheap replica/clone guitar pedals worth it? This course is ideal for individuals who are Amateur and professional guitar players interesting in learning more about distortions, drives, and saturation guitar pedals. It is particularly useful for Amateur and professional guitar players interesting in learning more about distortions, drives, and saturation guitar pedals.

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Title: Distortions, Fuzz, Pre Amp & everything about Guitar Drives

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.36

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The difference between overdrive, distortion, fuzz, preamp, and high gain distortions.
How to use a boost pedal.
How to combine distortion and other effects.
How To Get Rid of Noisy Pedals.
How to order guitar pedals in your signal chain.
Are cheap replica/clone guitar pedals worth it?

Who Should Attend

Amateur and professional guitar players interesting in learning more about distortions, drives, and saturation guitar pedals.

Target Audiences

Amateur and professional guitar players interesting in learning more about distortions, drives, and saturation guitar pedals.

Hello, my name is Gabriel Felix, and welcome to my new course about overdrive, distortion, and saturation guitar pedals.

This course will break down the different types of drives, overdrives, pre-amplifiers, and distortions. How they work, where to place them and how you can control them.

Don’t guess when it comes to your tone – find out what really works.

You will find lessons about:

*Drives, overdrives, distortions, high gain distortion, pre-amplifiers, and fuzz.

*How to order guitar pedals in your signal chain.

*Gate + distortion – Eliminating Troublesome Hum & Buzz.

*Pitch shifter + distortion – Steve Vai shortcut.

*Distortion + Octave Effect.

*How To Get Rid of Noisy Pedals.

*Replica and copy pedal.

And more.

Important Note: This course is not about guitar pedal review! The goal is to teach you how drives and distortions work. Their parameters, sound comparison, pedal combinations, and shortcut configuration.

Thanks so much for checking out this course and I look forward to helping you become a better guitarist!

Questions:Feel free to send me any questions you might have about this course. I want to make your learning experience the best that it can be. 100% Answer Rate! Every single question posted to this class is answered within 24 hours by the instructor.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Chapter 2: Distortion, Overdrives, Fuzz, Pre Amp and more…

Lecture 1: Overdrive

Lecture 2: Distortion

Lecture 3: Booster

Lecture 4: Fuzz

Lecture 5: Pre Amp – Several amps in one pedal

Lecture 6: High Gain Distortion

Chapter 3: Are there any guitar effect pedals that combine distortion?

Lecture 1: Gate + Distortion

Lecture 2: Pitch Shifter + Distortion

Lecture 3: Fuzz + Octave Pedal

Chapter 4: Noisy, Replicas and Setting Up Your Effect Signal Chain.

Lecture 1: How To Get Rid of Noisy Pedals

Lecture 2: Replica or original guitar pedals?

Lecture 3: How to order guitar pedals in your signal chain

Lecture 4: Computer effects Vs Pedals

Chapter 5: How to record your own music.

Lecture 1: Things You Should Know About Reaper

Lecture 2: Preferences and configurations

Lecture 3: Interfaces and recorders

Lecture 4: Midi System

Lecture 5: Virtual instruments and effecs

Lecture 6: Recording in a especific bar, Track effect to more than 1 channel, loops

Lecture 7: Compressor and gate

Lecture 8: Equalizer

Lecture 9: Finding sound effects that are actually good

Chapter 6: Mixing and rendering your song.

Lecture 1: Render Songs and Markers

Lecture 2: Reaper reset factory default

Lecture 3: What is mixing in sound production?

Lecture 4: Mixing a Song From Scratch

Lecture 5: Final Notes

Instructors

Gabriel Felix
Musician

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