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Exactly, just needs a little extra attention for the timing

I tried! I struggled with the rhythm part haha, mostly I solo on tracks. Was fun to build the whole song though with all the parts

@@nowyoushred Loved this one Renzo! Yeah, amplitube is pretty great. Not 100% stable so not too many instances in Cubase but the cleanish sounds are great!

@@glenclarkchidley3637 amplitube is on sale now, just 100 bucks!

@@CoreySturrock1 Hi Corey, I didn't try to mimic the original, just wanted to have a nice time playing

Very brave as a guitarist myself I play Floyd live and I do it the safe way which is as close to the original as possible, I’d love to try something like you have done here but will it go as planned live is the brave part

@@CoreySturrock1 Well I am safely behind my desk here Corey haha! Live is a different ballgame...

@@tuib Hey tuib, glad you liked it man. And yes, I had a good time going for it haha!

@@RuSomeKindaIdiot I didn't try....

@BasdeBeer It shows!

@@DavidCameronMusic Thanks David!

No worries, glad if it helps!

Took a bit of time haha but glad if it helps!

Thank you thank you! Guitar is new 218 dollars, isn't that crazy?

Thank you, it was a great pleasure to play this one!

@@BasdeBeer You're welcome.

Thanks Nelson, that's a great compliment!

It came with strings from the factory, I think they are 10s but could be wrong. On my strat I use 11 because it does sound a lot better then so I am used to that

@BasdeBeer I've been using flatwounds for years, and I'll never go back to roundwounds. The tone difference is phenomenal and the last a lot longer as well

@@MrBill1976 flatwounds are the jazz strings right? What do you like better of the tone with flatwounds?

@BasdeBeer they are actually the best strings to use for reverberated playing. That's why all surf players use them. Backvin the late 50s early 60s, pretty much any guitar recording you heard was flatwound strings. They have a much more, warm, thick tone that doesn't have that shrill brightness that rounds do. Another benefit is that you don't hear that annoying string squeak when you slide up or down like you do with rounds. Overall, a better, warmer, more vintage sound that carries tone far better than rounds. Defo give them a try brother, I think you'd love them. And yes, they are marketed as "jazz" strings, but they are used by far more than just jazz players

@@MrBill1976 Thanks maybe I should try it. I do like bending a lot though, it's a big part of the emotion in my playing.

Thank you! And summer is right around the corner Gary!

Amen! Likewise Buck, always a pleasure working with you!