How Does He Make His Guitar Sound Like That?

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Mike Gordon aka Mk.gee is one of my favorite new guitar players out there. He effortlessly blends familiar sounds and songwriting with modern DI guitar sounds and a totally unique distortion sound from an old tape deck that I've never seen a guitar player use live before. Mk.gee is truly original, and more people should know about what he's doing.
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@afi1971 Месяц назад

He’s got that 90’s Zoom sound nailed.

@youarenotaghost2589 Месяц назад

best comment

@BaianoPR Месяц назад

Straight into the mixer

@TheRed_wing Месяц назад

If this man don't blow up then the music industry is just fucked

@oldirtytrezzo2981 Месяц назад

Im getting even earlier purple rain vibes

@stephenfrancis303 24 дня назад

Nailed it! I knew i heard that before those zoom pedals i had in like 95 were terrible that splatty distortion

@galensjp01 2 месяца назад

I think something to note here is that the Rainger FX pedal he’s using has a gate on it and distorts the reverb tail. When he digs in the gate opens as does all the distorted reverb tails. This, with the portastudio, is how it really can jump out of the mix suddenly and then come back down without getting all muddy (like you would with long no gated reverb tails)

@richardclark. 2 месяца назад

i noticed that gate right away. they are fun and if you can get your head around them they do so much more than get rid of noise. i just find them so hard to master. its like i am not in control anymore and i lose connection with the guitar. it takes a special, patient player to use the sound on that track.

@gophercrow Месяц назад

Gate was my first thought too

@Terrible_Peril Месяц назад

@@richardclark.I find it’s one of those things where I either have to play IT or I have to play and completely disregard it. There’s a flow state in between that I’ve rarely been able to access

@galensjp01 Месяц назад

@@richardclark. I think it really helps to wrap your head around the sensitivity/threshold of a gate. Gates open up because of sound/attack. Think less about them closing and more about what it takes to get them to open. Set the threshold so that it opens with a slightly heavier touch. Then it won’t just open randomly with everything you do but only when you’re starting to dig in. Also where the gate is placed is huge. After all your effects will make the gate closing sound so much more dramatic because it’ll kill all the effects that came before (similar to this rainger pedal). Hope any of that helps! Haha

@dutchfpv7010 Месяц назад

Yeah that's def what I hear. Tons of reverb that's getting distorted on the tail end when he spikes the preamp. Its cool. Turns out I have a gate and an old Tascam soooo....

@danielviramontes3012 Месяц назад

So glad to see Mk.Gee being recognized for his talent!

@HollywoodCreeper 14 дней назад

This guy has no talent. The difference between him and real stars is light years.

@danielviramontes3012 14 дней назад

@@HollywoodCreeper cool story bro.

@GoldRevere День назад

@@HollywoodCreeper L bozo

@thomasfroula9125 2 месяца назад

Saw this guy with Dijon before a Boy Genius concert. The sound was so loud and different it was hard to make heads or tails of it. It was otherworldly

@gwislomezable 2 месяца назад

Dijon live is such a good/bad trip

@j_drichmond Месяц назад

They definitely were the standout opener for Boy Genius’s ReSet concert.

@ChristianPierce Месяц назад

only thing bad about the show was he only had 45 mins

@madrerush98 Месяц назад

@ChristianPierce are you telling me I'd be paying 44 dollars for a 45 min concert

@Kt-ju4lb 10 дней назад

That whole lineup that day for reset was amazing. Wish he'd come back to texas

@nicholasaragon4126 Месяц назад

I'm glad to hear anything new after listening to the same tones and styles for over half a century at this point.

@SHENDOH Месяц назад

Same here

@spargett Месяц назад

@@SHENDOH Same here

@adamsmith307 Месяц назад

The "shoegaze scene" from the late 80's and early 90's had plenty of innovation in guitar textures and styles. Admittedly that was 30 years ago but bands like My Bloody Valentine, Lush, Ride, Slowdive, Chapterhouse, Boo Radleys, Curve, etc still sound fresh even today

@SHENDOH Месяц назад

@@adamsmith307 yawn

@sieni221 Месяц назад

Blud hasn't listened to a single fusion player

@dustinbeasley Месяц назад

In case anyone was wondering, its a Roland GK midi pickup ran into a Roland VG8 Guitar Synth processor. Patch used sounds like a nylon string guitar patch for "Are you looking up" and probably the "VeryEFX" patch for the tones from Candy and a few others. This is the lions share of the actual sound you are hearing. Its blended with the guitar, which is tuned Bb standard or something like that. Also, notice he is using flatwound strings....This is likely a 7 string flatwound baritone set with the high string omitted. Something along the lines of .065 - .015 gauge flatwound string set. Lots of things going on here that add to the sauce. The Tascam is almost inconsequential in my eyes. Its more a factor that he is going direct and not through an amp. Again, big chunk of what you're actually hearing is the midi pickup + Roland VG8 + very low string tuning.

@toastmusic_ 21 день назад

is he plugging straight into the roland with the portastudio being last in the chain? or the other way around

@gabrielrodrigues5067 2 месяца назад

He's actually running a roland vg8ex before his pedalboard throughout most of his last album and that's what gives it that violin quality you're talking about. Mk.gee's been playing with a guy named andrew aged and he uses that a lot too (it's the lead sound after the 2nd chorus in "I want")

@6minus3minus2 Месяц назад

That's right, you can see and hear it in the live clip for "Are You Looking Up?" Creates just gorgeous textures.

@JTMusic880 Месяц назад

shhhhhh

@boimesa8190 Месяц назад

Source?

@grahamrobinson6533 Месяц назад

Andrew Aged, one of the Aged bros, from "Inc."

@azraelgargoyle Месяц назад

Yep - you can see the Roland GK Pickup attached to his guitar in the video. First thing i thought when i heard the sound was "guitar synth".

@leandropap Месяц назад

As soon as I heard it I knew it was a tape machine! It's a well known trick down here in Argentina, early rock players used an italian made unit called Geloso G-257, a tube powered tape recorder, for getting distorted tones, as equipment back then was nearly impossible to buy. The actual tone was fuzzier but you get the idea.

@Souldoubtrocks 2 месяца назад

The Ritchie Blackmore trick of using an old tape player as a preamp.

@thunderstein5041 Месяц назад

wait, for real??

@Souldoubtrocks Месяц назад

@@thunderstein5041 for real. Actually I should have said old reel to reel.

@Souldoubtrocks Месяц назад

@@thunderstein5041 it was an aiwa reel to reel

@williestyle35 Месяц назад

4:02 when I first heard the tone, I could have sworn it was a take on something that I heard in the 1980's... After hearing this part, it certainly takes inspiration from the 80's. Thanks Rhett

@tomouwehand 29 дней назад

It's actually from another one of Mk.gee's song's called Candy! Suuper cool 80s inspired track and his guitar sounds even crazier haha

@williestyle35 29 дней назад

@@tomouwehand yeah it does! I have now heard a few more of Mk.gee's songs and they are all rad! The tones he uses would be right at home on the more blues - rock songs from late into the "New Wave" era. Thank you for your comment!

@gringogreen4719 Месяц назад

The old "Let's make my guitar sound like a keyboard..." I had a similar experience with a band called Wire with a song called "I am the Fly" the sound turned out to be a keyboard ran through a distortion pedal. Now the song was recorded in the late 1970s and I was trying to figure this out 20 years later before any good sources were online. It took me 10 more years to figure out how they did it from a video. Still blew my mind.

@SnaFOo75 Месяц назад

Wire are an amazing band!

@arch_dornan6066 Месяц назад

Ought (ripoff of Wire and The Fall) also do this

@terrypussypower Месяц назад

I saw Wire a few times back in the 70’s and early 80’s, ended up backstage with Graham Lewis at one of their gigs in Glasgow (Bobby Gillespie’s Splash One) probing him about the Steinberger bass he was using! And stealing some of their booze!

@gringogreen4719 Месяц назад

@@terrypussypower Lucky duck! I would have like to have met them but I am pretty pleased with being able to watch the on Rockpalast or whatever ze Germans call it. I really like the 154 songs and Pink Flag is fantastic.

@bstancic743 5 часов назад

Wasn’t sure about this guy when I first heard him, but kept hearing it on TikTok and I just kept giving it more chances. It’s really starting to grow on me. The vocal melodies and the guitar lines are so cool and different. I think because the sound is so different it took me a while to really connect with it but as a guitar player I get it now. It’s that feeling you get when you find a new unique sound that just inspires you…

@willemmoller6736 Месяц назад

this guy is a major and unique talent, beautiful songs, voice and playing

@Alec_McCloskey Месяц назад

If this is “new” keep it coming. I’m over the “other new” Tim Henson random notes mixed with harmonics. I’m over people trying to flex. This tone is lush, dynamic, and I love it.

@jacksonelmore6227 Месяц назад

Based

@onehellofameme6166 Месяц назад

very much check out uknown mortal orchestra if you want more guitar sounds that really bloom like this

@attentiondeficitsquirrel7660 Месяц назад

I despise Tim Henson’s playing and everyone who plays like that. Don’t get me wrong, he’s VERY talented and I can appreciate what he’s doing. If only I could play so well. In 30 second clips it’s impressive and entertaining but an entire set or album of it… no way.

@tedbillings4871 Месяц назад

@@attentiondeficitsquirrel7660 tim henson is like jacob collier, incredibly talented musicians who can make very impressive tiktoks but can't make a half-listenable song to save their lives

@rp3291 Месяц назад

Facts. This has guts to it

@morganparkman9539 20 часов назад

I am not kidding. I have tried to share MkGee with like 5 of my closest musician friends and not a single one has given it a second look. Which is killing me because it is melting my mind. The sound space he creates just draws you in.

@mrbuckets4860 2 месяца назад

He got me into guitar a couple months ago, super cool to get a real in depth video about him and his foreign tone from one of the best, thanks rhett!

@jellyj8194 Месяц назад

Same man. How’ve you been practising since then and how you progressing?

@mbgamer5437 2 месяца назад

These are my favourite types of videos you make Rhett, and honestly, one of my favourite types of guitar RU-vid videos. Keep up the great work, and I really appreciate you sharing new artists and new tones.

@mitzi7365 Месяц назад

Totally. I agree, great video.

@RoryWallace-vl6uu 2 месяца назад

All I’ve been listening to recently is my gee, even tried dialing in the tone myself! One of the most inspiring guitarists I’ve seen in a while.

@desmondmyers Месяц назад

Great breakdown. Been a Mk Gee Stan since 2018 when Frank Ocean premiered his song “You” on his Blonded radio station

@YurisChruli Месяц назад

Yup this is exactly when I heard him too. That album is gorgeous

@danpechacek3855 Месяц назад

Love his work with Dijon, now I must dig into this solo record! Part of the magic of their production and video style was that in-the-room feeling, and this has that too, but rather than these-guys-pouring-their-hearts-out-together it’s this-guy-letting-his-heart-out-alone… there’s an intimacy to it, and the tone switching between pristine and broken through dynamics alone gives so much life to that feeling. Thanks for analyzing and sharing!

@danielhoskins4690 2 месяца назад

Thanks for introducing me to a really interesting artist I haven’t heard of. And for going some way to explaining that unique sound. Cheers

@sisyphus2225 Месяц назад

Ive been obsessed with mkgee ever since i heard him on dijon’s absolutely album in 2022, and i just love seeing him get this attention now because he is such a brilliant artist and innovating guitar player that more people should be able to discover and enjoy, thank you rhett also for doing your best to break down his guitar magic

@VeitLehmann 2 месяца назад

Wow, what a brilliant musician! Really innovative approach to guitar sounds, but all serving his beautiful songwriting. Thanks so much for introducing him to us!

@samuelhatman8995 Месяц назад

Last time I caught your enthusiasm wonderfully like this was Madison Cunningham. Then, an element of discovery was her custom pedal by Josh and modification of her rubber bridge modification. I hear elements of the same tones, but not the bridge. Okay, I love all of this. Inspiring and refreshing, I am prepping to have a baritone, rubber bridge, and need an old Tascam. Thanks Rhett, I've never had so much fun in my guitar life!!!

@deaconddd Месяц назад

I also like Ruben Nielson’s tone in Unknown Mortal Orchestra which has a broken-y pre-amped chorus vibe as well.

@severebash9153 Месяц назад

Also a fellow Strymon Deco fanboy like dear Rhett

@xFORESTCRUNKx Месяц назад

Did not expect to see Mk.Gee on the channel! Awesome!

@MrStoutfool Месяц назад

Damn! I’m glad someone found this guy and Dijon as well. This guy is a hidden superstar! Great video and it’s great work finding these videos. I went down those rabbit holes over the last few years after seeing Dijon performing Big Mike on one of the late night talk shows. I highly recommend looking up the short film Dijon put out playing several songs from his album with Mc.Gee and crew live on a set that’s made to look like the inside of a house. It’s brilliant!! Looks like a band practice filmed live. Beers on the coffee table and random music equipment all over the room. I think it’s called Absolutely??? It’s VERY worth checking out. The track Many Times just crushed me as soon as I heard it! Run the albums and jump down that fantastic rabbit hole that is Mc.Gee and crew!

@justink8156 Месяц назад

I love that video, it's so inspiring and so much fun at the same time. Yeah, it's supposed to be a live rendition of his album "Absolutely" minus a song or two. Would have loved to hear the songs they didn't perform live in that vid but it's okay, instead we get that part where someone plays Vanessa Carlton's 1000 Miles on Cello haha.

@koenig-guitars 2 месяца назад

Oh, didn't know Mk.gee. Thank you for showing us! Beautiful

@Lexlugr Месяц назад

Mk.gee is fantastic, I would also suggest checking out Dijon, his frequent collaborator. Their composition arrangement are unlike anything out there

@PastaPatate 2 месяца назад

Thanks man, I’m always looking for new stuff but am usually underwhelmed but this actually sounds good.

@FreeUrMindz Месяц назад

Thanks for this side door way of showing us unique and new music! Loving his sound!

@Samuel-em3rh Месяц назад

I have listened to this album probably ten times over the last two weeks. Thank you for this he is great.

@bills4915 2 месяца назад

Can't beat the Rhett Shull "stank face"! You should put that on a sticker!

@vivien1252 Месяц назад

should be an emoji

@Aethertigris Месяц назад

Is he the only person you've seen do that?

@bills4915 Месяц назад

@@Aethertigris Not at all, but his is easily one of the best lol

@TheSebtrain Месяц назад

Can’t stop listening to the record. Incredible

@cgwilkinson Месяц назад

Rhett, love the channel and thank you! This is the SECOND insanely talented young guitarist you have introduced me to, and I am sure I am not alone. Bravo!

@re_loyola Месяц назад

It's refreshing to hear new guitar tones and unique songs. Thanks for your insight, Rhett, as well as introducing me to a new artist.

@will_ashbless Месяц назад

Finding a unique tone in this day and age is as rare as finding buried treasure. For those of us who have played around with everything in existence (it seems), this is super cool, and worth building upon.

@mikerinard6496 Месяц назад

Man what a great guitar sound. I’ve been similarly blow away by this album. So good

@dasherf17 Месяц назад

Yeah, he's got a fascinating sound...thanks for sharing this, Rhett!

@lukeblievernicht8067 Месяц назад

Awesome video! Love the breakdown and thanks for turning me on to a new artist I’ve never heard of. Excited to listen to his catalogue

@jacobjordan3418 2 месяца назад

I’ve loved mkgee for so long and was just thinking recently I think Rhett would love his stuff simply from a gear standpoint because the tones he gets are other worldly … great video Rhett!

@samuelboye4483 Месяц назад

He is a legend. Should be way more known than he is currently, and his playing style is unique.

@matthewwood5808 Месяц назад

oh man, been waiting to learn more about the sound. thanks for doing this!

@Alina-if8gq Месяц назад

Never heard of this artist before but I’m so glad you introduced this music. Thank you!

@DorkusDomingus Месяц назад

RHETT SHULL DID A VIDEO ON MY FAVORITE UNDERGROUND MUSICIAN MY LIFE IS COMPLETEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

@KevinMerinoCreations 2 месяца назад

Once again, you do such a great job of paying it forward and highlighting current artist! Kudos to you and @Mk.gee! 👏👏👏

@BingsBuddery Месяц назад

Oh wow, what a beautiful and original sound.. Thank you so much for sharing this.

@GoemonLovesFujiko Месяц назад

Sounds like Prince

@chaz__ 2 месяца назад

I really like these kinds of videos. Really interesting guitar tone and discovery of a fantastic musician.

@evergladesrhythm Месяц назад

Such a nostalgic sound, when you realize what it is! I made lots of music on those things

@user-vw8tl2wp9o Месяц назад

Whoa this guy is the real deal - great player great writer great singer

@KeelanWilliams Месяц назад

I don't play guitar (yet) and I loved this video. Thanks for everything youre doing.

@chrisb8193 Месяц назад

Just listened to his record front-to-back 3 times in a row at work. Killer stuff. Would love to hear him on the podcast.

@rockthebeef 2 месяца назад

I’m a Dijon fan and I’m so glad to see you cover this on you channel! I wasn’t awareness of his solo stuff. Thanks for that!

@rusticron3426 Месяц назад

Yes, it's pretty tasty. Have you ever tried English mustard. I tried it for the first time a month ago. I love it. ❤❤

@flips220 Месяц назад

Feel like this Mkgee guy is getting pumped by the algorithm. Never heard of him, then suddenly he's all over my youtube feed.

@integra8472 Месяц назад

he’s been working hard for the past like 7 years and he played with Dijon, who had one of the best albums of the last few years. he cultivated a community and then expanded outwards

@severebash9153 Месяц назад

@flips220 Algorithm’s working great for you then! Watch the live video of Dijon - Absolutely back in 2021 where he accompanies on guitar: absolutely wild tone and great Joey Landreth/Blake Mills-y playing through an 80’s filter.

@gabiromilk Месяц назад

He just went live on jimmy kimmel… that might be it

@YurisChruli Месяц назад

Sometimes great music is just undeniable. Feels good, huh? Haha

@PetriSyvakangas Месяц назад

Just discovered this guy a couple weeks ago!! Glad you made this video, Mk.gee deserves all the attention!👌 Killer sounds!

@switchmuso Месяц назад

I rewound to 1:54 many times to hear that solo...his symbiotic relationship with that fuzz tone, that dynamic response... deserves a million views. Thank you Rhett for bringing it to my attention.

@switchmuso Месяц назад

5:45 the groove he makes is SO COOL...

@MrHillboxx Месяц назад

I love this feature and your analysis all over🙏💚🙏

@musicmann1967 2 месяца назад

Years ago someone told that Lindsey Buckingham used a cassette deck's preamp for distortion in the studio on some songs so I tried it. I don't even remember how I actually did it because the cassette deck sure didn't have 1/4" inputs, they were probably line level rca inputs! I had some kind of adapter and it just (magically) worked somehow. I was playing it thorugh my friends stereo system!! haha It's actually a really great distortion! You really just get one sound, but it's a cool little trick. This guy Mk. gee is great! I never heard of him, but his songwriting, playing and voice all sound terrific to me. I have to take a deeper dive. Thanks!

@williamadamsmusic3025 Месяц назад

Plus he's playing a Jaguar, my favorite Fender model of all time, though I LOVE the Telecaster... SO versatile! Cool video Bro!

@dougcrowe1226 Месяц назад

Very cool sound- love the visuals. Very creative

@danknight3557 Месяц назад

This is so refreshing been listening to him nonstop since discovering him through your video many thanks Rhett his tone is very addictive makes you want more love it❤ this is what is missing in todays mainstream just pure honest from the heart

@DJLaFontsee Месяц назад

This dude is about to blow up. Favorite artist to come along in awhile, both his solo work and Dijon are amazing

@S3VENROY 2 месяца назад

I was waiting for you to make video about his tone!!!)

@26ruben1 Месяц назад

great video .... thank you for turning us on to this really musician .,...

@archbox8593 Месяц назад

Awesome! The explanation was great :D and also thanks for introducing me to mkgees songs, maybe I would have never found those gems otherwise :D

@jadenpeltola5238 2 месяца назад

I came across Mk.gee's music last year, and the song Dimeback REALLY caught my ear, the tone his guitar makes is impeccable & so moody. I've been trying to replicate that tone myself. I'm such a big fan of his style of playing!

@leaharrington4472 2 месяца назад

Duuude, I recorded a whole album on a 424 in the 90s. I love that thing, wish I still had it. ❤

@SareemOne Месяц назад

This is amazing! Thanks for sharing!

@siryba8855 Месяц назад

Thank you for introducing me to the music of Mk.Gee (and by default, the songs of Dijon as well). This is an excellent video and after all these years, videos like this show you’re still curious and excited by artists who want to push the guitar in new directions.

@LMacNeill Месяц назад

Sounds to me like he's got a gate somewhere in there... Not set to completely cut off below a certain level, but definitely set to diminish the sound a great deal. Then when he really hammers on it, that gate lets everything through and it just *pops!* Kinda sounds like his vocals are going through the same sort of setup, too. What an interesting sound he's got going on there! Definitely will check out more of his stuff!

@nbeutler1134 Месяц назад

I think the vocals were pretty much dry in these live videos, his singing is just very dynamic and all over the place (but in a good way)

@michaelshearer3559 Месяц назад

What an inspiration, I remember seeing him with Dijon and thinking about how good he was. They are a force together but he is amazing writer himself.

@JeremyAndersonBoise Месяц назад

Thanks for showcasing this new-to-me artist, Rhett.

@MyNameisRJay Месяц назад

Thanks Jim for giving me a quick rundown at the Synth Expo! Amazing work 👏👏👏

@joker57 Месяц назад

Sounds like a sound Prince used to get, early 80s

@paristhalheimer 2 месяца назад

It sounds like a synth pedal. Something like a Mel 9.

@zeppelinn Месяц назад

Wow, this blew my mind. Didn't know this guy. Thanks, Rhett, love your videos, mate.

@immortalobelisk6302 3 дня назад

Great reminder to us old fogeys that the kids are continuing to innovate and we need to listen

@jasonlee8497 2 месяца назад

'Sounds like bird shit' - Willy Brown

@rickcarson9423 2 месяца назад

Yes! If bird shit had a sound that would be it!😂

@Heitzsche Месяц назад

Yeah and it is glorious

@rickcarson9423 Месяц назад

@@Heitzsche Yeah...like the sound of it landing on the top of your noggin. Me no likey! Lol

@Heitzsche Месяц назад

@@rickcarson9423 Well, that's just like, your opinion maaan

@KISEwun Месяц назад

I'm glad I'm not the only one blown away that people are completely enthralled with this thin shit tone.

@joshuamessenger 2 месяца назад

His sound is not for me. The level of noise/hiss was unbearable. It basically sounded like my first guitar with a broken pickup going through broken pedals into a broken amp. But the tone you created was clearer/more discernible. Interesting idea to mess around with.

@Kipchoge475 Месяц назад

Lol, dude thinks his first guitar sounds comparable to Mk.gee😂😂😂

@ajaysingh3432 2 дня назад

You're spot on.. nicely done

@tomasotomaso4936 Месяц назад

Wow. Glad you did this. He really IS mindblowing. I feel changed.

@brbadge Месяц назад

It sounds like something is broken.

@Dnell-tb1yd Месяц назад

Broken can be beautiful and good! To make a cake you have to break a couple of eggs!…same concept!

@filterscape Месяц назад

It’s the fart pedal. I think Ola did a review/test if it

@Kipchoge475 Месяц назад

Yeah, your brain.

@misubi 2 месяца назад

I mean it sounds like he maxed out all the effects on a line6 pod. Sounds kinda gross.

@PapaShasta_ 2 месяца назад

I Love seeing Mk.Gee getting recognition. He makes some incredible music.

@jarithhughes4412 2 месяца назад

THIS IS THE CONTENT I’M HERE FOR ❤️‍🔥 also the tightness of the flanger helps get that sound vs the chorus. Luckily I’m also on a Midnight Oil kick so I bought a BF-2

@thetownspeople6486 2 месяца назад

Sounds like crap honestly.

@swissarmyknight4306 2 месяца назад

"Innovation?!?!? NOT ALLOWED." And people wonder why rock is dead.

@thetownspeople6486 2 месяца назад

I can plug into a million effects and see what I get too. In fact I have. People think it’s a synthesizer but it’s a guitar. So no it’s not innovative. Playing is good not great and the tone sounds like shit. Interesting or not.

@KISEwun Месяц назад

@@swissarmyknight4306 it sounds like hot garbage.

@Eliotmarc 2 месяца назад

Am I too conservative? I am not really a fan of this sound to be honest.

@garyv8104 2 месяца назад

I agree, not a fan but hey…to each his own

@joshuabenton3785 2 месяца назад

It’s not a matter of liking the sound, it’s that this sound is basically novel for electric guitar, and that is difficult to achieve nowadays.

@MarcusALambert 2 месяца назад

Not conservative. It’s just not your style and that’s okay. This world would be boring if we all liked the same things and all music sounded the same. What I do love about what Rhett is doing is he’s shining a light on artist that a lot of us have never heard of. I live in Philly and the music scene here is a lot of neo-soul/jazz/r&b. Because of this channel I now know about people like Ariel Posen and Joey Landreth.

@CorbCorbin 2 месяца назад

It just sounds like one of the weird fx on old multi units, that never get used, because it sounds unusable. He acts all coy in the video, like the Tascam has nothing to do with it.

@samj.6867 2 месяца назад

Robert Fripp already pushed that envelope four decades ago. No big deal.

@max_mittler 13 дней назад

the fact that he wrote for and played with Dijon makes so much sense, I immediately thought of Coogie when I first heard MkGee. Such a talent. Thanks for covering this Rhett

@thedutchdjentleman 2 месяца назад

Yessss! Never clicked on a video so damn fast. He’s such an insanely creative guitarist.

@DerrickWerner Месяц назад

I mean everything is great except the guitar tone lmao

@jg1772 Месяц назад

😂😂😂

@VincentVader 2 месяца назад

Meh, I don't dig it

@frankachille6076 2 месяца назад

Kick ass video! I love this guys style.

@jcallisonsaintsarmy Месяц назад

I been waiting for someone to make one of these, been obssed with this sound

@jamesnewton485 Месяц назад

Glad you enjoy the tone. To my ears it's terrible.

@StuCrombie 23 дня назад

I listened to McGee because of you Rhett, hes Number 1 in the charts in the U.K now

@Freeontheland2030 2 месяца назад

These sounds he is getting caught my attention immediately and I'm loving it. I recall a couple of effects I used on my Katana that an approximation to this if memory serves. I'll check into that again and see if I find them.