Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
A different steel guitar take on the song "FOUR IN THE MORNING." I experimented a little in this version. I think it sounds nice.
I'm using a BOSS DD-3 delay pedal and playing through a Nashville 112 amplifier. I keep my effects dry, that is, I don't use too much. I use a Goodrich volume pedal. I rebuilt the pedal and installed one of the new higher life pots from tonetronix (Goodrich) online. So far so good, it's been one year and no scratchiness yet. The older pots start making noise (scratchy) after 6 months). There's nothing worse than a scratchy volume pedal.
I took the lousy external microphone off my HD JVC camcorder. If you ever get a camcorder, you don't need high-definition. YouTube's default standard format is normal quality anyway. This video here was originally recorded 640 x 360. Higher quality means MUCH more needed storage and higher upload times. I'm just using standard quality lately.
A different steel guitar take on the song "FOUR IN THE MORNING." I experimented a little in this version. I think it sounds nice.
I'm using a BOSS DD-3 delay pedal and playing through a Nashville 112 amplifier. I keep my effects dry, that is, I don't use too much. I use a Goodrich volume pedal. I rebuilt the pedal and installed one of the new higher life pots from tonetronix (Goodrich) online. So far so good, it's been one year and no scratchiness yet. The older pots start making noise (scratchy) after 6 months). There's nothing worse than a scratchy volume pedal.
I took the lousy external microphone off my HD JVC camcorder. If you ever get a camcorder, you don't need high-definition. YouTube's default standard format is normal quality anyway. This video here was originally recorded 640 x 360. Higher quality means MUCH more needed storage and higher upload times. I'm just using standard quality lately.
