This Gilmourish.com page:
and this You Tube video:
CAUTION: the volume of the guitar parts in the video are ear-splittingly loud if you are listening on speakers that are more than just a phone speaker, so be ready to turn that volume down quickly.
describe how Gilmour set up his gear in a weird way to get the seagull effect in the middle breakdown section of Echoes.
For anyone with experience using this gear set up or understands how wah pedals and amps work, I have a couple questions:
1) I don't have a physical preamp - instead I have an amp modelng unit that feeds into a (solid state) power amp. So is this seagull effect achievable with that kind of setup?
2) there are comments in the two references above that say the input buffer on modern-design wah pedals prevent modern wahs from being usable for this effect. So which modern-design wahs are easy to remove or bypass the input buffer? Are there any websites that have instructions or images on how this is done?
Thanks!
and this You Tube video:
CAUTION: the volume of the guitar parts in the video are ear-splittingly loud if you are listening on speakers that are more than just a phone speaker, so be ready to turn that volume down quickly.
describe how Gilmour set up his gear in a weird way to get the seagull effect in the middle breakdown section of Echoes.
For anyone with experience using this gear set up or understands how wah pedals and amps work, I have a couple questions:
1) I don't have a physical preamp - instead I have an amp modelng unit that feeds into a (solid state) power amp. So is this seagull effect achievable with that kind of setup?
2) there are comments in the two references above that say the input buffer on modern-design wah pedals prevent modern wahs from being usable for this effect. So which modern-design wahs are easy to remove or bypass the input buffer? Are there any websites that have instructions or images on how this is done?
Thanks!
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