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Dean Rimmer
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recorded examples of the use of the franklin pedal...simple stuff .if thats possible ...thanks in advance dean
James Sission
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Email modern music masters and ask about Paul's course where he teaches how to use the pedal. He used to sell it for 20 bucks. I'm not sure if it's still available but it's worth a shot. Is a great CD course taught by Paul himself.

Or send forum member John Spaulding a PM and ask him about the CD. He's the administrator at Modern Music Masters.
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Post by Greg Cutshaw »

Simple is my specialty! Two pages of (split and not split) Franklin pedal from my web site:

http://www.gregcutshaw.com/Tab/Split%20 ... 20Tab.html

http://www.gregcutshaw.com/Excel%20Fran ... Pedal.html
Dean Rimmer
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thanks so very much guys......this will help.....dean
Dale Rivard
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Post by Dale Rivard »

At 1:42, The Franklin pedal & lower the 4th string a half tone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDXLmYyFu4I
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Post by Tom Spaulding »

We don't have any of Paul's early instructional CDs for sale, sorry!
James Sission wrote:Email modern music masters and ask about Paul's course where he teaches how to use the pedal. He used to sell it for 20 bucks. I'm not sure if it's still available but it's worth a shot. Is a great CD course taught by Paul himself.

Or send forum member John Spaulding a PM and ask him about the CD. He's the administrator at Modern Music Masters.
John Sluszny
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Greg Cutshaw wrote:Simple is my specialty!
Simple and fully detailed ! 👍😉
Greg Derksen
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Dean check out a song Marty Stuart recorded
“ that’s what loves all about “

The intro
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Greg Cutshaw
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Post by Greg Cutshaw »

Nice find Greg!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vOxJlDmrdI


Mike Johnson uses this pedal a lot and you can here it up front and clear here on the intro, solo and ending:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AIMWLB0VlA

It works better with a bit of sustain or at least a long sustaining guitar as the lower strings die out fast throughout all the pedal actuations. In my case I keep the amp gain super high and crank the volume pedal up fast at the end to get the last notes to ring out.

I'm just as impressed with Jimmy Capp's rhythm playing where he uses the flatpick double bass string hit before strumming the chord. He really knows how to blend in while adding nice backup fill. This is clearly shown starting at 3:17.
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Post by Greg Derksen »

Really nice too Greg, soulful playing by Mike,

I don't even have it on a guitar right now, but I do like the pedal quite a bit,

Greg


Rhonda wow.
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