On the Edge of U2
Oct 29, 2009 Guitar Sound Experience
There is a dual secret behind the wall of sound of U2 and their guitar player known as Edge. The first one is clean sound and the second one is analog delay. For the amp, any clean amp should do the work. I can only recommend Fender Twin Reverb, Vox AC 30, Roland JC120. But [...]
Tags: Analog Delay, Edge, Fender Twin Reverb, MXR Carbon Copy, U2
Rage Against The Machine – Sleep Now In The Fire
Oct 29, 2009 Guitar Sound Experience
Tom Morello is famous for his mixture of styles (blues based rock riffs, funk, heavy metal, punk, hip hop…) as well as an innovative use of guitar sound effects. His revolutionary guitar playing comes from the whole new approach to it. Besides classical playing (strums, riffs and solos) he makes music of scratches, beats, noises, [...]
Tags: Boss PS 5, Digitech Whammy, Marshall JCM 800, Rage Against The Machine, Tom Morello
David Bowie Sound – Ashes To Ashes
Oct 27, 2009 Guitar Sound Experience
I must admit I had some hard time with this one. There are two guitars recorded on this song that are played differently rhythm-wise. The sound of each guitar is different as well but pretty simple for both of them (different EQ settings). And it is possible to make this song sound good with just [...]
Tags: Boss DD 6, Boss PH3, Boss PW10, David Bowie
Trying to Sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan?
Oct 26, 2009 Guitar Sound Experience
It is a well known fact that the easiest way to acquire that thick, juicy, sought after sound of graet Stevie Ray Vaughan (besides heavy fingerwork and a strong right hand technique) is by using an old Fender Stratocaster (1959 preferably) with vintage type pickups ( Fender Fat 50s or Tex Mex), Fender Vibroverb amp [...]
Tags: Amp, Boss SD1, Fender, Marshall, Mesa/Boogie Stiletto, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Stratocaster, Tubescreamer
Messing with a Guitar Sound – My Sound
Oct 23, 2009 Guitar Sound Experience
This is an audio clip of me jamming with my band in our rehersal place. It is kind of seventies rock jam. This is not here to showcase my playing, musical ideas or my band and our musical style (we play many styles not just this one). So dont get judgemental on mistakes, quality of [...]
Tags: Bluesbreaker, Boss, Boss DD 6, Boss PW10, Marshall, messing with a guitar sound, Morley
Guitar Sound Effects – Pink Floyd – Have A Cigar
Oct 22, 2009 Guitar Sound Experience
This one was rather easy. But without the right effect it is next to impossible. The key effect I am talking about is a PHASER. Without one you wont be able to get that signature guitar intro to the song which is present through the most of the song. The phaser I use is BOSS [...]
Tags: Bluesbreaker, Boss, Boss DD 6, Boss PH3, David Gilmour, Electro-Harmonix Small Stone, Guitar Sound Experience, Marshall, Marshall Guvnor, Mutron, MXR Phase 90, Pink Floyd Sound
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