Hello, and thank you so much for your kind words. When I recorded this tutorial I didn’t use any pedals at all! I went straight from guitar into Logic X and used some of the built in amp sims, effects etc. Hope that helps!

@@darylsharman2516 thank you, man. It helps a lot.

Unfortunately, I honestly can't remember! I'm plugging the guitar straight into Apple's Logic Pro X and used both the amp simulators and effects found within. Just the standard ones, no special plugins (too expensive!). Hope that helps and I hope you enjoyed the tutorial!

Thank you. I created the backing track for the purpose of the video so it was just in parts for what I needed. I dare say you could probably find something similar on KZfaq to practise to. Good luck!

Thank you. Wish I could but can't afford to!

what is wrong with the frets?

@@JimmyHandtrixx They're worn. All frets become worn over time as guitarists are pushing the string into the fret-wire. After some time, little indentations caused by the string appear and the frets become damaged/uneven. A fret job is where a luthier will file the frets back down so they are uniform and then crown them so they have a small surface area and smooth. If left too long, a complete fret job is required where the old frets are removed and then new frets are embedded into the neck of the guitar.