There are hundreds and hundreds of stompboxes, pedals and effects on the market. Ever wonder what they do? Let Johnny DeMarco guide you through the effects maze. He not only tells you what they do, but shows you how to dial in the sounds. He also plays some cool examples, so you can find out which effect is right for you whether for recording in the studio or playing live.
Watch Johnny DeMarco explain the chorus effect and show how to use a chorus pedal for studio recording or playing live.
Johnny DeMarco talks about delay pedals: how they work, how to use one and how they sound in the recording studio or on stage.
All about reverb pedals with Johnny DeMarco: how they work and how to dial in the right sound for stage or recording.
Johnny DeMarco simplifies this complex stompbox and shows how to make a pitch shifter pedal work in a stage or a recording studio format.
One of the first guitar effects, Johnny DeMarco shows what a tremolo pedal sounds like and how to dial in your sound for playing live or recording in a studio.
What does this stompbox do? Johnny DeMarco demonstrates the octave pedal and shows how to get the most from this unique effect whether recording in the studio or playing live with the band.
With its very recognizable sound, this versatile effect pedal can be used for many different things, from recording in the studio to jamming live with the band. Johnny DeMarco shows how to get the most from flanger pedals.
Johnny DeMarco shows how to dial in the different tones of a phaser pedal. This popular stompbox is used in all kinds of music and is used in recording studios and live rigs everywhere.