Many thanks Derrick! 👍👍👍

Thanks man, yeah that bit always catches me out, more practice required but I'll get there if it kills me!!

Thanks so much dude! 🙏

Thanks!! 👍👍

Cheers dude! 🍻

Cheers bro 👍👍

Many thanks dude 🙏

Thanks man 👍

Cheers bud! 🍻 👍👍👍👍

Thanks man!!

Cheers dude!! 🍻

Cheers dude, its a preset from the bias fx 2 tonecloud, search srv and set filter to highest rated and its one of those in there my friend! 👍

Cheers Jim, its a mexican classic player 60's strat, all stock. 👍

@@cjgsicknote tell me, Chris, why did you decide to buy this model in particular...? It seems to have been a great choice! 2nd>>>>is there with "clear colour mast"? (I cant find the right word)🤗 thanks

@Pablo Pérez it was reduced in price as they stopped making these particular models a year or so before I bought it. They were designed by Greg fessler, one of fenders master builders and have cs69 pickups, 2 point trem and a 12inch radius so for me, it's like a usa strat built in Mexico, really great strats. I think you're asking about a maple fretboard which came with the classic player 50's strat. This is the 60's version so has the rosewood/pau ferro board. You might be able to find one second hand but fender don't make these anymore unfortunately 👍

Cheers dude, yeah for sure man. I set mine generally with volume around 2 o clock, gain 11-1, bass 9 o clock, treble straight up at 12 or up to 2. Having said all that it depends where your amp is set for the pedal to push it just enough to be breaking up when you dig into the strings so you want the amp clean but almost at breakup. Hope that helps dude 🙏 👍

Neither, this is the recorded tone going straight into my audio interface and then using biasfx amp software on my pc and recorded using abletonlive11 DAW. Export that recorded audio back to the video.

Thanks man, it was one of the srv presets in the biasfx2 tonecloud, I just searched for srv then filtered most popular and downloaded the top few presets. I leave the preset "clean" and get the overdrive sound from a lovepedal supersix "stevie mod" pedal straight into my audio interface 👍

Yes there's free versions with good tones. You download the software from the relevant companies website onto pc,laptop,mac whatever you have. You will also need an audio interface to plug your guitar/pedals into your pc. Focusrite scarlett is a very popular audio interface but there are many to choose from at different price points, I use a roland rubix 24. Anyway, that's pretty much what you need along with relevant cables and studio monitors or headphones.

You will also benefit from a DAW or digital audio workstation. This is the recording software part of the equation and is used a bit like a digital mixing desk, again there are free versions available, the most basic but functional free one would be audacity. I use abletonlive11 but there's many.

@@cjgsicknote Alright, thanks a lot :)

It's an amp sim software suite for guitar on pc/mac. Like most of these software devs they offer free versions so you can get some home recordable tones at high quality for extremely cheap compared to buying actual amp etc etc!