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on the first looper option you showed. is there a way to have a count in before it starts actually recording a loop?

Definitely recommend not calling the tracks Like Comment and Subscribe. That was distracting and doesn’t make me want to subscribe.. if anything it achieves the opposite effect.

Very impressed with the trem unit, apparently it’s easy to change the strings compared to a Floyd rose unit. Pickups sound amazing

There are so many guitars that are just better than Strandberg guitars

Bro can grow his nails in three days. 😳

Impressive 😁👍

How is the tuning stability of the tremolo? My friend bought one and sent it back because it was horribly unstable. Sweetwater said there is a design flaw in the tremolo

Strandberg and Yamaha guitars are more than enough for me.

Do I really need a midi foot pedal to start looping? I’m a multi instrument player and I want to start live looping and I use logic so it’s kinda hard for me to understand how Abelton works and you kinda helped me! Tyvm I’d like to talk with you for more small questions 🙏🎵

You like big ridges on the back of your neck and the singe worst output jack ever designed?

Great work man! CAN i know your pickup model? thanks!

Great info ……but as a beginner, you move too fast and skip the how/why you do each step.

you're touching me😅

i’m considering getting one as a preventative measure for RSI. I already developed RSI from playing Osu as a teenager i’m good on getting it again as an adult playing guitar.

This was really educational almost like a school lesson...So much good material for Ableton Livelooping....wooow THANK YOU SO MUCH

after almost 2 years of saving "in a sock" I have bought a Plini signature. I have been playing guitar for over 30 years and never have I had more comfortable guitar in my hands. now sving again for a Classic version ;) Ola did a fantastic work with the whole design. Nowadays I just dont feel like picking up any other guitar in my hands. the 7 string is also on my radar. great presentation and very informative for those that never played Strandberg efore. keep it up ;)

Tankx

I followed the whole thing front to back. is there a way to start/stop-all these tracks? (like, comment, subscribe)

I've been playing 40 years. A good guitar is the guitar you like to play. I've seen these guitars and they only interested me a little but the trapezoid neck feature seems innovative and unique. I can appreciate this awesome feature I'll have to check one out if I can.

Hard pass on any guitar maker that thinks they know best where I should put my thumb. Nope!

1:40....just use a better strap, mate. Your neck dive wont happen anymore.

I mean, honestly, who cares? I don't.

Well that's obviously not the reason the frets are slanted. The lower stringer are longer than the higher strings for better tension distribution, especially for drop tuning.

Sorry about not being there, I literally didn’t know what day it was lol. My submission is about some really heavy stuff I’m going through, it’s my first attempt at a sad song so I’m really happy to hear that came through

I assume that the tip of the pick descends 90 degrees toward the ground with the tilt of the tied guitar 🤔

Wow I love the sustain on the guitar it's beautiful it echos so nice <3

i have both 6 and 7 string strandbergs and i really don’t want any other guitars. maybe except for an 8 string strandberg

assurdo!

as strange as this could sound, I believe strandberg is sitting on some incredibly beautiful and playable guitars, if only they had a nice headstock. No headstock really ruins the whole look for me. Headstocks are beautiful. What benefit you get by getting rid of them? are they REALLY that heavy? Do they REALLY make the guitar that much bigger? I don't see any advantage there. It made sense on the older strandberg models which were really made for traveling. But this is roughly a regular size guitar and they probably just kept that headless look cause it was brand defining at that point.

1:33 why do you make a visual comparison of bass Ballance to Strandberg guitars, while talking about strandbergs being superior to other guitars in that matter?

This is awesome! I'm familiar with looping pedals but am just starting to look at Ableton for software looping. Your multi-loop setup has a lot of potential to do the things I want, and I even may have a midi controller like the one you showed available to me. I'd like to make use of this sort of setup and see how I might make use of it at my church and an open mic I occasionally go to. Thanks for the video! Love it!

If only we all had the money :(

Oh wow, you can group groups!!

I don't know the reason ehy Strandberg has such an unusual neck (back), but imho they didn't get a proper idea of how it's got to be. As long as you play the sloppy way with the left hand all around the neck, many neck profiles will do. But when you get to the classical hand position, the one you usually use playing barree chords or 3NPS stuff it is important to have the thumb working as a counterforce for the pressure of the fingers on the fretboard. When the back of the neck is flat, this will work perfectly. If it is too steep or too rounded the thumb will slip off when the higher strings are played. Sad to see many manufacturers don't even know that.

I love my boden standard but I'm trying to find the right neck single coil pickup. The stock SC sucks and is noisy and the Area 61 didn't really do it for me as I want more of a humbucker voicing/punch than a hot strat sound. Got an Air Norton S on the Christmas list. Other than that, it's a killer instrument but it's hard to look cool on stage with it :/

Very comprehensive explanation of looper function in Ableton. This was very helpful video.

That tremolo design kills...but not a fan of that neck profile or scale length.I like 24.75 because it allows for thicker strings and can allow for easier bending.25.5 means your locked in to tight strings or thin strings that break easier.

Nice tutorial, thank you! I am looking to do loops for different guitar parts with different effects, for e.g one rhythm, a lead and then transposing the guitar to a bass. At the end of the first guitar part I would like to immediately play the second part and not wait for the loop to loop again, is this possible with the last setup you had shown? Would I be able to hit a second pedal to change the track (second guitar part/effect)coming into the loop and it will keep looping? I have managed to get this working with the session view and not using the Ableton looper but I have to hit 3 pedals: Hit the first pedal once to stop the loop Hit the second pedal once to move to the next track Hit the second pedal again to start that loop Sorry for the long question, hope that makes sense. If I can just hit one pedal once this would be ideal.

About the unfortunate situation that your neck is too thick and nothing is perfect I think I heard a rumor that Strandberg also makes a 6 string guitar!

Nice video!! thanks!!!!

nice but i never change my loop tracks just instruments and on/off chord and loop tracks for live arrangement that's important to a live season to switch to different variation of a song you playing and performing

Maaan I want that guitar tone

My two questions. 1. Are the strap button locations in ideal places? and 2. Have you found a way to store it (ie. a stand that works for it)? I want to try one out, hopefully this week, and those questions are rolling around in my head. It's a truly unique invention, and i think it deserves to be able to be displayed. :)

Hype is real, amigos! This is Guitar 2.0 ! My Boden Fusion nx blows traditional guitars away ! If you like your old guitars, don't try a Strandberg

the effects rack looper chains switching 🤯 thanks, great tip 🙏

I'd happily welcome a more traditional orientation from Strandberg. Like, a modern take on a traditional guitar with low output pickups

it's cause you're rich ! 😅(joking) personally i'm still rocking my aliexpress 80$ fake strat

You only play Strandberg because you havent tried GOC yet

I used to own a Steinberger and I chose that based on the headless nature of the instrument. I once played a peavey guitar whose maple neck was so heavy I spent the entire gig preventing it from creating a black hole. 20 years ago I was lucky enough to get my hands on a Parker Mojo, mahogany body, carbon fibre enforced neck and it's light and well balanced and pretty much the best guitar I have ever played. The Stranbergs look very appealing but I am no longer in the buying market and I am not one to constantly chop and change instruments. All my instruments are between 20 and 35 years old and I am happy with them all.

It would be great if in the future you could do a slightly longer video with demos of what you are explaining right after you speak about them. I’ve finally used all these methods but it’s a little difficult to apply from your video alone. I really like your manner so I would have preferred to just watch your video but there wasn’t quite enough detailed info on how to follow through with all the info in real time. Lovely video bud!