I agree, maybe not the same ritual as you but with the sentiment. He's one of those players that puts out content that i can watch in an academic way, but also to just have on while I'm doing something else. Like when you go off to college and am loving it, but coming home on sundays for dinner.
Best guitar channel on RU-vid. To get a peak behind the curtain with arguably one the greatest session guitarists today is a real treat. It’s done with zero ego! Totally humble and happy to be doing what he’s doing. I’ve said it b4 I’m definitely a Tim Pierce fan boy! lol
Nice. First comment. I know you hear this all the time but you are without a doubt, the nicest guy in RU-vid. I started my channel a year ago and you have been the biggest influence. I try to be courteous and show genuine interest to every viewer. Thank you for all you do. You deserve all the success you've achieved. -Mark
Tim, since discovering you and your channel, whenever I am asked about who my favourite players are, you are always mentioned. Thank you for your videos and sharing your expertise with us.
Leland sent me and I'm glad he did. I've watched several of your posts this year and have always enjoyed them. And I always make sure I catch the ones when you're over at Norm's. One of these days I hope to get lucky and stop in when you're there. I miss Mark being there but Lemmo is doing a really nice job in GOTD spots. I subscribed and rang the bell. Great pedal board too!! Have a good Sunday and stay safe!
When are you going to write a book Tim? About how you got started with guitar, experiences, songs you’ve played on, people you’ve met, favorite guitars, gear, etc. Your journey. I’d definitely buy it.
@Tim Pierce Guitar Every video you share makes my heart so happy to see the joy you get from playing guitar. This one is in my favorites now because I have the Dingbat board and PX-8 Plus setup too except I have only a Mondo power underneath and not an additional PP2, although I’ve considered it vs using output splitters. The presets and MIDI on the switcher are so valuable when you have so many different tones. Thanks for showing us your board and much love from CT!
Just sold a bushel basket full of pedals, and a 90's vintage ADA MP-1 rack. Replaced it all with a Strymon Iridium modeler, a Strymon Riverside OD and a Eventide H9 that I just upgraded to Max. When playing live, I run the rig stereo thru a couple Tech 21 Power Engine 60's for stage monitors and direct to FOH. Couldn't be happier with the Iridium models , and with plenty of woodshedding time on the calendar am just beginning to scratch the surface of the capabilities of the amazing H9. The goal is to get amazing players like Tim to have to sound like me.
Tim you are basically Yoda - love this and all your content - Christmas present to myself is the masterclass as I think your approach will help me the most. And Lee Sklar ... damn maybe that’s Christmas present #2!
Thank you Tim for showing us your pedal board because based on the video I was able to locate the type of loop switcher you use to put together my board. I had been looking for something like this and it will be perfect! Although not mentioned it in the video, for anyone else curious what it is, it appears to be a JOYO PXL-PRO or a similar version. They go for around $170 or less. The new version the PXL-LIVE also has midi and the capability to switch channels on your amp I guess. I’ll find out more when it arrives. Tim, I would love for you to show us how you connect to your iPad. I’m guessing that is with the Eventide? Cheers! 👍🏻🎸- Kurt
My dream pedalboard has to switch between flute, acoustic guitar and electric guitar. What a mess it becomes to interface between rack gear and the pedalboard. But I have it working, but still almost close! - Your board sounds killer. And looks very professional. Inspiring. I'm using Peavey 50/50 rack amp, Boss ES-5 switcher , Air-corp 500 mic preamp to the PB for the flute. An old Yamaha mixer to blend in my side chained (Superego+) guitar synth channel. And a host of my favorite pedals that are quite different (and some homemade) than your killer choices. Killer tone dude. Just awesome! My favorite pedals have to be my Deja-Vibe and the Strymon Volante. I need more and more midi stuff to control my Frankenstein. It never ends,,, thank God- I'd lose interest if it was finally done! LOL!
Does seem strange to give the finger in a picture , but it does bring out a whole different facial expression and attitude...Lee tells lots of stories on his channel. My favorite has been the flooded apartment with JT...
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Thank you for a very versatile pedalboard! Great sounds!
Great idea with the head on its side. My 65 Amps Empire is almost the size of a 100 Watt Marshall head, so it needs a 2x12 or 4x12 to rest on, but that way I can record with a 1x12, and use the Empire.
Love the pedal board. Thanks for sharing. When I first got back into a band just a few years ago, I wanted to step back and just have a few pedals. Well, now my board is already overflowing with pedals on the side! Guess I just have to get a bigger one. 😆
Yes it is. For a job like Tim's having it do here, filling in for a ton of different pedals and doing weird things like the synth strings, you can't beat it. Costs next to nothing too. I use two M5s with a Boss ES5 so I can move them in the signal chain and use all the effects. I'd love to see Line 6 put out a Helix equivalent, like an "HXFX mini" or something...
@@florianbohren5886 I know about the HX Stomp, but it's much more expensive than the M5 and has far more features. The M5 only has effects, only one effect at a time, and costs around £100GBP. The Stomp has amp and cab sims, loads of other features and costs around £400GBP. It's probably the closest thing to an updated M5 around at the moment, but it's different enough that I don't think it would hurt sales of an "HXFX mini" if Line 6 made one- effects only, 2-4 at a time maybe, with a send/return loop and MIDI. That's my dream pedal right now...
Don't worry Tim about filling that board. I usually cannot run a board without at least 16 to 20 pedals. I have a custom built 3 tier board. I hate unhooking and changing in and out pedals. Least as possible.
Thanks @Rick Beato for tuning me into your page, Tim. Subscribed! Question: so for your session work is it more common to print all your effects and the producer artist will run with that, or do you always print a dry mult as well? I've found a lot of people like to control all the (to borrow a term from Steve Lukather) "grease" themselves. I guess it really depends, eh? Anyways. Killer rig and killer playing and sound as always. Cheers!
I really enjoy watching Tim play. He's a very skilled guitar player. I just really worry that he is trapped in his circle of gear! It looks like there is no exit out of there.
All those pedals and no compressor pedal of any kind. Amazing. He must be getting some natural compression by way of his technique, the output of the guitar, and the combo of the pedals and amps that gives it a natural squash and limiting factor; a soft knee approach that keeps it all smooth and tucked in the track properly.
I use modeling amps, so I get all time based effects from them. However, I prefer using a clean amp model with an OD pedal to get sweet bluesy low to medium gain tones, with the neck pickup on a Strat or Tele, similar to your sound in the opening jam here. My favorites are my Klon clones, my RC Booster clone, my Zendrive clone, and a TS clone. That's all I ever need.
Hi Tim, just heared your fantastic little solo in, 'No Lookin' Back' by Kenny Loggins it's got really cool phrasing ideas in there would love to see in one of your videos sometime:) take care! alex
