The BEST Guitar Pedal Order Guide EVER!

SKIP THE INTRO and Go to https://www.seevid.ir/fa/w/exW5xXQSpkc NOTE!!! ***I do not really mention STACKING of drive pedals in this video. When stacking drives understand you should try your pedals alone and see how they stack best (to your ears.) For Example: Lets say you have an Ibanez Tube Screamer & a RAT pedal that you want to occasionally have on at the same time. Make sure you try the Screamer before the Rat and After the Rat to see which you prefer and place them on your board the way you prefer. Stacking is 100% personal preference. ALSO!!! ***Noise Gates were not mentioned in the video because you 100% have to experiment with their placement. Try Before your Drive Pedals, Try after your Drive pedals if you use amp distortion Try First in the FX Loop and also try right before your reverb. It depends on Your amp, Your Gain, and Your Needs!!! Ok, ok... I know I'm being a little cocky here (with my Video title) but I'm honestly just out to help you understand the order in which you (might) want to place your Guitar Effects Pedals. The first thing I say in the video is 100% true (There is NO correct pedal order) I'm trying to do so by sharing what I've learned by countless hours of research and experimentation. I truly hope this helps you in some way. If you don't wanna stick around for the whole video grab a screen shot (or a pencil lol) but I hope you do and you just may learn something I get this question QUITE often. Also I can't believe all the views (almost 60,000 at the time I'm writing this) and comments I've gotten on this video both positive and negative. If I helped you that's amazing and that's all I am trying to do. If you disagree with me that's 100% cool. Like I say in the video. Maybe just leave your personal preferences in the video instead of calling me the dumbest man to ever make a video. I've also noticed how many channels have straight up ripped this video off... or just the order for say a reddit community. You could at least throw me a "Hey this was inspired by" if you're gonna straight up take my content and call it yours. It's not a big deal it's just kinda lame. Peace!

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