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I love her music but honestly, I've always been super impressed with her ability to really dial in her various effects specific to each song AND how she can tap dance on all those pedals without issue!
love her attitude, very humble and chill. She is always super cool and reminds me of Tobin Abasi, cause she doesn't like to take credit for anything and honors her inspirations even though she has made a lot new stuff on her own. Electric guitar is still a very new instrument compared to others, we are witnessing a new golden age of guitar.
Absolutely love this style of playing. All the reverbs and delays are one of the best starting points for setting the foundation. Having a single-coil guitar and a clean amp like a Fender or a Vox really helps keep the signal "cleaner". Especially if you loop a lot.
Ouw and 08:25 - That mentality is so valuable. Chilling out and letting tones and sounds breathe makes, at least for me, playing music actually enjoyable. All this showcase nonsense we have adopted and adapted to over time is actually insane. What a great video. :)
Awesoome video!!! This is a super inspiring kind of format where it’s not necessarily about the gear, but really the creation process that involves the gear. Really cool.
Yvette is such a nice human being and just listen to her explaining her outlook on music makes me smile. So much positive vibes really. I also dig the approach on using the pedalboard as an additional instrument. You can add so much variation stepping on certain pedals that it´s worth hours of experimenting.
It seems that you have taken a bit of a different route with your music. I hear a lot of confidence, calmness, and maturity with your risk taking from a virtuoso safe place, to looking at another side and saying, yes, I’ll give this a go, and be happy with it. I also hear it in the way you articulate your thoughts. Very impressive, and wonderful to my ears.
"Oh I'm not trying to be virtuosic or anything" proceeds to play riffs of sufficient complexity to flummox most guitarists lol. In all seriousness though, amazing video. Yvette is such an amazing player and getting some insight into her thought process is cool to see.
Which of the tones that Yvette covered is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! 🎸
Check out Yvette Young's Signature Ibanez:
www.guitarcenter.com/Ibanez/Yvette-Young-YY10-Signature-Electric-Guitar-Slime-Green-Sparkle-1500000321671.gc?source=4GOA4LOBA
Grab some new pedals at GC:
www.guitarcenter.com/Effects-Pedals.gc?source=4GOA4LOBA
Yvette's playing is laying in the grass, looking at the sky and all the clouds are shaped like complex mathematical equations. Love it!!!
As a synaesthetic person, feeling it.
Feel you 😏
I love her music but honestly, I've always been super impressed with her ability to really dial in her various effects specific to each song AND how she can tap dance on all those pedals without issue!
It’s impressive Yvette plays the guitar, piano, violin and vocals. Love her music and the musicians that inspired her. ❤
Love my DD3. so interesting that she sets her to the slowest delay time but the most repeats love that
She plays vocals? Effing with you, she’s amazing.
@@JeremyAndersonBoiseCheck out her song with vocals: A map A string A light
love her attitude, very humble and chill. She is always super cool and reminds me of Tobin Abasi, cause she doesn't like to take credit for anything and honors her inspirations even though she has made a lot new stuff on her own. Electric guitar is still a very new instrument compared to others, we are witnessing a new golden age of guitar.
Absolutely love this style of playing. All the reverbs and delays are one of the best starting points for setting the foundation. Having a single-coil guitar and a clean amp like a Fender or a Vox really helps keep the signal "cleaner". Especially if you loop a lot.
Nice explanations of what she is doing including individual pedals function and her inspiration and musical philosophy. Thanks.
Love you Yvette! Her playing is so unique and beautiful. Her music is amazing. I love learning about how she creates her sounds. Gorgeous atmosphere
Great tone, playing style, and effects choice, yvette is just so chill with beautiful vibes in all her music
Ouw and 08:25 - That mentality is so valuable. Chilling out and letting tones and sounds breathe makes, at least for me, playing music actually enjoyable. All this showcase nonsense we have adopted and adapted to over time is actually insane. What a great video. :)
Awesoome video!!! This is a super inspiring kind of format where it’s not necessarily about the gear, but really the creation process that involves the gear. Really cool.
Yvette is such a nice human being and just listen to her explaining her outlook on music makes me smile. So much positive vibes really. I also dig the approach on using the pedalboard as an additional instrument. You can add so much variation stepping on certain pedals that it´s worth hours of experimenting.
Yvette is an amazing, beautiful person with so much talent and kindness in her soul. 🎸😎
Everything Yvette does is virtuosic, whether she's playing 100 notes or just one. She's one of the best players and composers out there.
Thank you Yvette for the beautiful music you have produced.
She is a gift to this salty Earth.
Every time I watch her play, I just wish I could jam with her 😭
As a prog drummer, she is my dream companion lol would be so fun 🎉
This channel is doing all the right things.
She is one of the most unique guitar players who has ever played the instrument. That is not hyperbole.
Generational, once in a lifetime artist. Such a massive fan of hers!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
she's great and quite unique and a true artist.
7:29 - 8:15
Chefs kiss
this woman is an angel from heaven that learned to play the guitar and use guitar pedals
Wow, Yvette just kept delivering tips after more useful tips!
Her playing is the only reason I like math rock as a genre❤
This video is a blessing!
impresive!!!!!!!!
She is channeling The Kills with that Boss DD delay pedal! Nice! :D
It seems that you have taken a bit of a different route with your music. I hear a lot of confidence, calmness, and maturity with your risk taking from a virtuoso safe place, to looking at another side and saying, yes, I’ll give this a go, and be happy with it. I also hear it in the way you articulate your thoughts. Very impressive, and wonderful to my ears.
Inspiring. Thanks
06:03 Are you actually killing me rn? This is superb and I will steal this little wizardry from you.
Been realizing the same for myself, funny how life is!
AC-10 for the win!!
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🤘😎
❤
Great video
I can't even remember where my keys are, much less what all the pedals are. 😂 But always enjoy your music.
"Oh I'm not trying to be virtuosic or anything" proceeds to play riffs of sufficient complexity to flummox most guitarists lol.
In all seriousness though, amazing video. Yvette is such an amazing player and getting some insight into her thought process is cool to see.
You been hoping to use flummox in a sentence for weeks haven’t you?
@@BeefNEggs057 Yeah! it doesn't come up that often, I gotta be honest
Such a great artist thanks Yvette that's my mom's name rip mom
Great demo! But also, dammit, like I needed another excuse to get a Julianna pedal!!
THE BELL OCTAVE HAORMONIC IS COLOR RINGING
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nice!
😃😀🙂
Even her talking voice sounds like music.
hooray!
6:10 hot shrek wearing jeans on Canvas tuner? any explain plz?
ikr wth was that doing there 😭
look i love Yvette music shes great she is but 1100 bucks for a guitar though
Talented but it all sounds the same. 💈👍🤘✌️🫡
too many pedals, let it go
Why? She's using it to craft her sound. It won't won't be sound anymore without those pedals.
Too many for someone like you, but not for her. You should let it go.