Guitar Sound Effects

PINK FLOYD THE SEAGULL EFFECT – In a second part of the epic Pink Floyd song Echoes from their 1971 album Meddle there is an awkward psychedelic three minute part that creates a strange mood and reminds of a seagull flying above your head. This part lasts from around 11th minute until 15th minute of the song (the song itself lasts for 23 and a half minutes).

Stevie Ray Vaughan Sound – It is a well known fact that the easiest way to acquire that thick, juicy, sought after sound of great Stevie Ray Vaughan (besides heavy finger work 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 and a Tubescreamer pedal. However there are other ways of using your guitar sound effects and your gear to get similar sound.