The Steel Guitar Forum

Some great suggestions on this thread but your original question mentioned the "Upper Registers", your not going to get a Fender Spring (tank) sound out of it but the organic tails of the TC Electronic Arena with the pre-delay enabled are mind blowing and especially ear pleasing in the upp...

Guys... This is a really great band. I've filled in with them several times. If I wasn't having such a hard time with my picking hand, I would take the job. By the way, Mark is a great guitar player to work with. Mark... I sent Mike a message saying I could change my plans on Saturday 8-22, if you ...

Looking for a Steel Player who can play shows on weekends from Fresno all the way North to the Oregon Border. A majority of the shows are in the Sacramento Region or Bay Area. Immediate openings. Alan Jackson, George Strait, Dwight Yokum, etc. No drug users or heavy drinkers in this established band...

Impeccable phrasing on everything he plays but especially when he spells out the perfect arpeggio in the middle of a solo!! I have watched this video several times. That break on Loretta Lynn's song "Silver Threads And Golden Needles" is some pretty fast notes. Tommy White has to be one of...

A fantastic 8+ minutes of Tommy White with various artists. A very present yet ear pleasing tone on his guitar.

https://youtu.be/VLz-DRC06Co

First rule in effects chain is that anything goes but there are some things to think about unless you want some experimental, unusual sounds... When you go to delay before the chorus, you are sending a delayed /chopped signal to the chorus and you loose the fullness of the chorus, especially if runn...

Last I heard Tom was working on a whole new design but his volume pedal and dobro simulator took off and I have not heard any thing else about the new design. He showed me his concept and it looked very promising.

Check out the Neo Instruments Ventilator, especially the "Mini Vent". Depends on what sound your going for, if looking for a B3 type effect, this is it but it is as close to a Leslie as I have ever heard. Check out this guitar player (Greg Koch) as he demos it live at a seminar Skip ahead ...