Nice job! I heard he played it note for note -each note separately on a different take. He would do this in order to erase the small ligatures that are part of the mechanic of a string instrument and are not present in winds and reeds.
That is absolutely correct! An exellent example is the solo from "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon"! I was baffled on how he got that sound but with no plucking sounds at the beginning of a note. He revealed his technique in an excellet article in Guitar World manay years ago!
I LOVE YOU!!!! really one of my favourite songs from my favourite guitarist ! very very well done! could u keep me posted on what other things you might be up to?
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL! :) and you did all these by Ear? I'm raping the replay button as we speak. The only problem is that it's hard to mimic the tone that Brian uses for the Brass band sound.
Sounds like Brian May in the Spongebob world
Bruh, same thought XD
You are right!😂
This is fantastic. Must have taken ages. Great work.
Nice job! I heard he played it note for note -each note separately on a different take. He would do this in order to erase the small ligatures that are part of the mechanic of a string instrument and are not present in winds and reeds.
God, how long must that have taken!? Let it be known that May never shied away from a challenge.
That is absolutely correct! An exellent example is the solo from "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon"! I was baffled on how he got that sound but with no plucking sounds at the beginning of a note. He revealed his technique in an excellet article in Guitar World manay years ago!
He used e- bow
Great!! Respect for digging into subtle details
Great job! sounds almost exactly like the original!
Sheesh, that was fabulous!! Great job! If Brian saw this, I'm sure he'd give it 2 thumbs up!
Thank you for saying so Rick. Brian May certainly is a master at composing Guitar solos.
Boa Noite esse vídeo merece like
Very well done, my friend, you nailed it, and Brian May's playing and tone is very difficult! 🎸🎸🎸
Thank you very much.
Genius Brian! Nice work.
Awesome man....Really great...Do "Dreamer's Ball" please!!!!
EXCELLENT work sir.
+Cdr Paige
Why, thank you for saying so.
Just my attempt at something I really Love.
Congratulations, fantastic!
Oscar Ranzoni
Thank you.
Well done!
Hey Lee. very cool! I have always wanted to do one of these harmony guitar videos!
Cheers Skip!
Good work sir.
well, it does make the the harmonies sound more appealing, :) this is really beautiful :)
Great, well done!
Congrats!
GREAT!
Cool!
I LOVE YOU!!!! really one of my favourite songs from my favourite guitarist ! very very well done! could u keep me posted on what other things you might be up to?
Another great vid
I love these! Any tips on making my own harmony recordings, I really want to give lazing on a sunday afternoon a try
This really great, I can't even figure out how to play these. I have some Queen cover solos.
Can imagine Lee!
Impressive work . .considering you are using an old L6 Variax.
Your tone was spot on and the clarity and separation of the guitars was so satisfying it's a better mix then the actual queen recording
What kind of axe is that? I like it.
It's a "Variax" by "Line 6"
line6.com/guitars/
How do you align the audio with the camera footage?
Nicely done! What did you use to make the video?
CyberLink's PowerDirector. I'm not sure which version though, but I'd say it was probably version 10 or 11
@@lukessummerguitar thanks. I’ll check it out.
Greaaat cover!! How did you get that tone? Sounds really close to Brians
Thanks!
excellent!!＼(^o^)／
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL! :) and you did all these by Ear? I'm raping the replay button as we speak. The only problem is that it's hard to mimic the tone that Brian uses for the Brass band sound.
👶❤💌❤💟💕🌸
Bro I thought you were going to play wild honey pie
Jesus
Cudo's
You got more wrong than you got right, but nobody's perfect and you tried.
Spongebob sounding
Great playing and all, but your guitar is out of tune!