Learn All Guitar Pedal Parts In 5 Minutes (Basics To Building Own Pedals And Clones)

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In this video, I will provide a beginner's guide to the essential components needed to build a guitar pedal. Whether you're new to pedal building or looking to expand your knowledge, understanding these components is crucial for creating DIY pedals.

I will show you the essential components needed for building a pedal, including resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits.

Throughout the video, I will provide examples of common pedal parts.

By the end of the video, you'll have a solid understanding of the essential components needed to build a guitar pedal. This video is a valuable resource for anyone interested in building high-quality guitar pedals.

So focus, and prepare to explore the essential components needed to build your own guitar pedals!

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[ToneCharmAudio]

Right now you can learn the design of a basic distortion circuit with my DIY kit which includes a complete guide on how to customize the sound and additional parts with a breadboard for making a prototype!
Gear I'm using and can recommend:
If you decide to order something from that link, I'll receive a small commission, which will help support the growth of Tone Charm Audio.

[ilandiamond]

ThAnks for the video, but I would really appreciate a video explaining the absolute basics of what does each part do, and not only it’s values.

[fphenix]

@1:31 Five color bands, so 3 significant digits, a multiplier, and a tolerance band.
yellow, purple, black is 470 (a classic E12 value), the multiplier is red so it "adds" two zeros, which gives 47000 or 47K, with a +/-1% tolerance (brown).

[borisandhisthreeverses]

That was straight forward and easy to understand, cheers!

[migzz]

Great little video with my morning coffee, I joined your channel, thank you for making it fun as it should be!

[BlueDeputy]

thanks a bunch man, this was so helpful! some really great insight in a really easy to follow and quick format - a rare find on gear vid youtube

[TheZeSnow]

Definitely going to follow the series, I love guitar pedals but dont know shit about them :D so it's nice you're giving us some insight, cheers

[Aaronius_Maximus]

This is exactly what I have been looking for, very helpful thanks for sharing!

[ToneCharmAudio]

I hope everything it's clear! Let me know what would You like to learn in next vids!

[tac_brax]

sounds great man! and killer mustache 😎

[johnnysabty]

Your explain actions are really amazingly clear ! Thank you !

[REALITY_ONLY_PLEASE]

That was great. Thanks for taking the time. Good luck with your pedals.

[sikemosa]

This video was absolutely wonderful and i will be referring to it on my quest >:) Loved Macronosia, mixed very well. thanks a bunch

[jasonscovel]

Sockets and connectors might also be featured if you ever revise this.

[bularitual]

Hey mate how can I replace the footswitch button to Potentiometer to have a dry signal + processed signal . I mean when the Potentiometer is turned all way to minimum would have the dry signal bypass... And when it has in the middle position would have 50% dry + 50% wet.... Maximum position 100% wet

Cheers

[kadenshoemaker]

What do different ic chips do can i take a ic chip from a computer mouse and put it in a guitar pedal

[drumbran]

Great vid! Liked, subbed and commented ! 😁

[mrblablablabla]

So how do you know in which direction to read the colour code on resistors?

[Jenisonc]

Hey! Do you think there is a cheater way to make you envelope filter? I want to experiment with the circuit, but I'm not sure if a chop exists, and I thought you'd be the person with the knowledge to ask. Thanks for all you do! Be well!

[njgfpv]

I am late to the party, still a great idea for a video. Thanks.