Effects on Comfortably Numb solo
MichaelMcKevin
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Anyone know what effects Gilmour uses for that? I would love to recreate that sound
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I think his tone is teh absolute best strat tone there is. He does use a lot of effects generally, and has done a lot of different shit over teh years.
I'll see what I can dig up.
He gets amazing sustain, but I think that is cos he has the amp turned up to just before feedback as I mentioned. I like to play there too, enough noise blowing into the git so you have to control the feedback a bit with your hands most of the time. It's teh best tone zone !!
Of course, I'll probbaly need bionic ears when I am old, but they should have them sorted by then so no worries !! LOL !!!!!!!
TBH, I think pretty much all of the tone is in his fingers. I don't have a strat so I'm never gonna cop it completely, but thanks to your question, I did have some fun tonght getting the signature licks from that solo down, so thanks for that !!
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Well, there may be more than more than one way to shake a martini, but my last post was a direct quote from Gilmour. It is not a complicated sound though, so propbably not hard to get.
I am curious though, at risk of being offensive, you seem to know an awful lot for a guy who can't change strings.
but since i'm not an addict of getting a perfect sound,maybe it's not good for you