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PJ songs and guitar effects

Ron BurgundyRon Burgundy Posts: 499
edited March 2010 in Musicians and Gearheads
Ok, I've been playing guitar for years and never used guitar effects. In fact, I can't tell what guitar effects are used to achieve the sounds in PJ songs. Can anyone give good examples of guitar effects and their related PJ song? Delay, fuzz, etc....
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  • mccreadyisgodmccreadyisgod Bumfuq, MT Posts: 6,395
    Let the monkeys explain it all...

    http://www.analogman.com/monkey.htm
    ...and if you don't like it, you can suck on an egg.
  • xtremehardy388xtremehardy388 Posts: 2,759
    I guess just name the song and we can give you a rundown on the effects.
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  • Ron BurgundyRon Burgundy Posts: 499
    Thanks for the link! Monkeys are cool!

    Now here are some songs I like to play. Can you tell me the effects used:
    given to fly
    red mosquito
    you are
    fuc*in up solo part after Ed says see you tomorow

    cheers!
  • ScrapeMySkyScrapeMySky Posts: 426
    I can give you some answers about some distinctive parts, but I know there's people here who can be a lot more precise. But here is what I came up with on the spot:

    I don't remember exactly what that effect for the verse in Given to Fly was. Phaser? Some kind of rotary effect or box?
    For the leads on Red Mosquito you will need a slide.
    The rythm part of You Are is done by playing a guitar through a drum computer.
    The solo in Fucking Up (L2L?) is pretty much just drenched in delay.

    The leads are mainly overdrives in these cases, I think. Probably Tube Screamer, modded BD-2 or something similar.
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