How To Play Like David Gilmour [Course Lesson 22] Getting Gilmours Tone - What Gear Can You Use?
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With all of our player studies, we spend a lot of time working out how to recreate the tone of the artist. With David Gilmour, we needed to match the right guitar with the right amp, and then add a few choice pedals to really bring the sound together. In the videos below, our gear specialist Chris will take you through how we created the tone for each solo we studied.
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Really well explained & useful - thanks! His playing style is so important too - laid back & melodic, but incredibly precise. Sublime...
Thanks Ian, very happy you enjoyed the video :)
I think the only way to truly achieve Gilmour's tone is to wear a somewhat baggy black T-shirt at all times. You were almost there with the polo shirt.
The best advice here!! :D
Yeah, i liked it. Remember an advice from Paul Gilbert how to sound like Jimmy Page. One needs to wear trousers with a waist almost near his breast line)) this gives a guitarist this bump and feel))
Brilliant demo really enjoyed it and it taught me a lot.
Nice video ultimately David Gilmour's tone like everyone starts in his hands,a wonderful and gifted guitar player.Absolutely love him!
Hi Simon! Many thanks for subscribing :) Yes we love Gilmour... and of course it's all in his fingers! However, a lovely tape delay don't go a miss! ;)
Very true and an interesting video :)
His tone is created by bending strings in a timely fashion. The best set of hands in the business
Exactly and the pauses too,not content just too shred up and down the neck manically.
GilmoURS SOUND IS FLAT DULL.0
Great video thank you! ive been searching for Gilmour' tone for many years
Thanks Travis, glad you like it! :)
Travis Adams Gilmourish.com
Dark Side of the Moon - David Gilmour was using Fender Twin Reverb.............
Great video
It was the Hiwatt DR103
Gilmour has great feeling and depth in his playing and tone. He was using EMGs in the 80s, and in early 80s Seymour Duncan made what became the SSL-5.
Izno Iznogoud thanks for sharing all that!
You are a true font of Gilmour knowledge! Impressive :) :)
I think he had an ssl5 in the bridge position and 2 x ssl1 's in middle and neck .
Ssl5 in the bridge and ssl1 in the neck and middle? Would that give you the right sound?
david uses a trex replica on his board and rotary. you could have used a boss rt20.
Keeley Dark Side 1 pedal nuff said.
P W ye right 300 quid , enough said 😂
Considering this guy is using well over a grand on his pedal board, 300 is not too bad for a dark side 😉
Wow I was just doing WISH YOU WERE HERE and was checking out your pedals.....I have the deco but I need a little more delay out of the deco nice job on the Gilmore
Great video. To be honest, I thought the Plexi made the hugest impact really. The Muff just brings it out but when you played clean, you could hook up just about anything off the shelf and it would sound great.
Nice rig and tone!
Thanks Pedro, very glad you liked it! The sound in the room when we were recording it was immense!
Impressive !
Thanks Sarajen! :)
I got closer in my old pub band ( on my channel from few years back now) hairs grey now lol,,eighties strat, Roland gp8 into an old peavey combo ,oh and a decent vibrato from your soul haha !! George Wheelwright comfortably numb solo.
Sounds great. Did you guys consider using the Catalinbread Echorec in place of the Boss?
Hi Eran! It's a great pedal and we do actually have one now... But at the time we didn't have it so couldn't use it! We made the best use of what we had :)
Nice vid buddy, good point re the amount of delay repeats being more than it actually sounds in order for it to be effective.
Gilmour uses a 6-7 repeats
@@IgnacioAOlivar awesome.. thankyou
starts at about 9:20.
Something else Gilmour would pull from his bag of tricks.... talent.
Hey Mike! Yes indeed! That's something that you can't fix with gear ;) Although, we do have a great course to help people learn his style and improve their own playing: www.yourguitaracademy.com/courses/david-gilmour
If the person playing in the video learned to play from “Your Guitar Academy”... I’m out. I have been listening to David Gilmour longer than the guy on the video has been alive, that version of Comfortably Numb was very amateurish. You can’t drop notes...dude.
And a bit of acid.
Cary Clan I invented David Gilmour!
There's no such thing as talent. There's only ability, practice, drive, practice, vision, and practice.
Talent is a word people without ability use.
Plug a strat into a "keeley dark side" pedal and your a huge way there...😁
Years ago I would gaze a the"david Gilmore signature pickups" at the guitar center. Dreaming like the kid on Christmas story looking at the red rider bb gun. Dreaming of installing them in my Peavy strat copy.what was I thinking? I don't know? I bought an ibanez instead and a digital effects board. The secret I've found is in the delay indeed! You want enough delay.. With just a tad of decay... So that the notes don't "die"!..keeping the notes alive until the next strategically placed one allows you to "stitch together" the peice quite nicely. The delay does this.. And the distortion.. Big muff, digital, or heavy crunch pedal should not be too much over 50%.! Most players use too much distortion which live comes thru more then you think. With distortion less is more I've discovered... And I've done comfortably numb just like he's doing over the music live 6 different times and amazed the crowd each time. So I know!...of course it was "open mic night"..
But hey?
Had I not seen the video, only heard it, I could have sworn it was Gilmour playing. Excellent.
Every time one of these "How to sound like David Gilmour" videos uploads, pedal manufactors around the world smile, and Davey G reacts to a disturbance in the Force.
Srsly, very cool vid. He is an inspiration but nobody can really sound like him.
Gilmour uses mostly digital delays, he has done for a very long time. He still uses the Boss DD-2! It's a great-sounding pedal.
We have a pretty similar tone. Probably because i also use Vintage Noiseless, Big Muff, British-voiced amp (Bassbreaker15).
Hahaha! Thanks Matt! :) Glad you are digging the tone we managed to get... Of course it's not 100% Gilmour, that's impossible, but we did our best!
Yeah these are a pretty cool combo of sounds - The noiseless pickups were crucial for us as we have a very 'buzzy' studio!
Nice tutorial! Throw in a second compressor in series and use any other amp than a Plexi (Fender Bassman, Messa, Dumble). Push the preamp to just about breakup then roll it back. The guitar should sustain into feedback as long as you're fretting with the pedals on. Then play those tasty Gilmour licks you've got and wait for the phone call! Excellent job!
Thanks Tisbonus! A second compressor in series is an interesting idea, we'll defo give that a go :) Glad you liked the video, and thank you for the tips :)
Why not a plexi
prozaccowboy David's base tone is very clean and pure, you need something like a Fender or Hiwatt for a good clean tone like that.
The clean tone on most Marshall amps is kind of dull and characterless and most people dont use them for that kind of sound.
You have to have a Yamaha RA 200 rotating speaker to really nail the tone.
To get the "Gilmour tone" you need an MXR dynacomp, into a boost pedal, then into a Big Muff then an electric mistress. For "Animals" era tones, place a 4 stage phaser before the mistress. But boosting the muff is a big part of getting his attack right.
We could all switch rigs with David Gilmour and he would have our setups sounding way more Pink Floyd than we would, playing through his board and amps. Tone is in the fingers. Try and talk me out of it.
Thanks for watching Thera! No, I certainly won't try to talk you out of that, you are spot on! Gilmour could pick pretty much any guitar/amp up and it would still sound like him. Still, it's good fun giving it a try! :)
hi watt dr103, strat, big muff pi - ull get what u want outta that combo. That hiwatt gonna run up the tab tho. worth every penny. forget the compression, grab urself a keeley gc2 limiter.
I like my tone
Lace sensor gold would also be great for strat pickup but what about the rotating speaker!
So, If I have this gear I’ll sound just like Gilmour...got it!
:0)
Here's the secret I've been sharing for years: when you have the tone set up, turn the guitar volume knob back to between eight and nine.
How does that do to the sound when using compressors?
@@ynotds6205 It doesn't change the volume, because of the compression, but it takes away some of the harsh, biting overtones. Remember, this lowers the volume that goes INTO the compressor. So the sound will be cleaner and have more single-coil clarity.
@@sedisvacantia8581 thanks for the response, three years later I wasn’t expecting it🤣.
I just bought a CS2 will try that as soon and it arrives.
Thanks again!
What were you laughing at while you're playing the guitar in the beginning lol made me laugh seeing you laugh.
Late 60’s Strat with Noiseless pick-ups? I have Custom shop 69s in mine, wouldn’t that be closer to what he actually used?
Actually…. David Gilmour recorded this on a Gibson LesPaul gold top with P-90s. He didn’t play it live with a stray until the mid 1980s through heavily modified rack effects.
However this still got relatively close in tone sound but still off a little bit.
Give David à Squier and will sound Gilmour at the first note...No matter about the gear, even if it very interesting..Thanks for theses work 👍
Only guys with Brit, Aussie, or kiwi accents should do gear videos.
Haha! Fair enough! :)
I think hearing a kiwi accent for anything remotely productive would just make me laugh myself shitless
Put a buffer in that Strat if you want to get there. Perhaps dial in a EQD Westwood in front of that Big Muff. Just trying to help.
Hi Scott! Ok cool, that's a great idea re the buffer. Thank you :) As for the EQD Westwood... I'm unfamiliar with that but it does look pretty cool from what I've seen online! Thanks!
Your Guitar Academy Can I use a vox amp for this?
As for amps I swear by the Black star Id core v2 amp.
I like the vid in general, BUT....
it's kinda a "how to sound like Gilmour on gear worth enough that you could buy all the stuff Gilmour actually uses".
I expected a video that would allow me to get closer to Gilmour's sound on some mid-range Squier, mid-range amp and 1-2 pedals. For the price of Clapton's strat you can propably buy an American Standard and load it with actual SSL5/CS69/Fat 50's that Gilmour uses (or the EMGs) and for the price of the Plexi you can propably buy a Hiwatt, etc. etc. etc.
Anyways, I liked the video, so I am upvoting, but I just expected it to be quite different
Dude what shoes are you wearing, those things are sweet!!!
Haha! Sorry Jason, I don't know what shoes Chris is wearing!!
The part that I’ve never heard anyone get is Gilmour’s attack. It cuts through, but not harshly. Each note is very well articulated. Lots of definition. This (like everyone else who tries to copy gilmour’s setup) was very muddy sounding.
@Anne O'Nymous Thank you for your service but pointing out that no one can duplicate something David Gilmour does isn’t a criticism; it’s simply a point of discussion.
@Anne O'Nymous What I said was true though. Getting in the ballpark of Gilmour’s lead sound requires extreme volume and moving a lot of air. He didn’t use much distortion. It was slightly overdriven and the cranked amp produced all of the subtleties of the sound. If one is using a lot of distortion, it’s not his sound. It’s not even close.
No whammy bar on that strat, he uses one a lot, it hardly leaves his right hand during comfortably numb!
Good point! That would definitely be a good addition to this set up, for sure! 😀😀
Well ... he has a whole bunch of tones and plays the same songs with different tones at different periods so it's not really a simple question. But ironically you can make his solos sound right on a whole bunch of setups, just because they are so well composed, so if you nail the spirit of it you are there ...
what were your setttings on the muff wicker?
Off
How come you don't use the Catalinbread Echorec Binson-style Delay Pedal? That is closest to what Gilmour used for delay since he used that type of delay and not a Boss delay for his original albums. He did use a Boss digital delay in his later work.
Sounds like a very cool delay indeed! Do you have one? The simple answer is that we only used what we had to try and recreate the tone, which was a very fun exercise for us! :)
Choice of notes
Didnt David also use a Dallas Arbiter?
I thought he used a fuzz face...Dallas arbiter version. And I thought the "secret" to his sound was the Color Sound Power Boost pedal...did he switch to a big muffled at some point?
He used both at different times! But the Big Muff was famously used on the Comfortably Numb solo!
This could also work with a pasifica and an fx pedal with echo delay. 😎🎸👍
Thanks for the video mate. How come you havent used any reverb and a phaser? In most of the videos I have seen of people trying to get to the comfortably numb solo sound they seem to be included.
No problem at all Sheharyar! Very good question - We did use a bit of reverb (but very little as we had the mic picking up some of the room reverb), but we overlooked phaser. Great suggestion though, I'm sure a touch of phaser would have boosted the sound even more!
Tone sounded wide open and great in the room, mic sounded like it had a blanket over it when you faded in the backing track. 1:50
Hi there! Yeah the room sound was epic wasn't it? We don't necessarily have the top of the range recording equipment or knowledge to do it total justice in the recorded version. Any tips for getting a better recording with mic placement/style of mic?
SM57s are pretty standard on cabs, I don't like angled mic placement, I like it straight on and pretty much 1-2" away from the speaker, nothing far off. Add a bit of EQ boost around 5k, if you don't have a Presence control on an amp (so basically any non-Fender xD) you can add a bit of a boost around 1.5k as well, and then cutting around 500 can take out some of the 'boxiness'. Should give the sound a more rounder town, I also mic about 1-1.5" inches from the speaker edge. Closer you get to the center of the speaker the thinner the sound will get, closer to the edge the 'bassier' it will get. Not that you'll really get a bass boost, but the sound will be full.
Wow, great knowledge! We'll probably print this comment off and follow it to the note next time we record!! Thank you so much for your advice, greatly appreciated :)
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but I wasn't trying to talk shit in my first comment, the video was great and you guys really had that tone dialed in with the room/video camera mic.
No no I'm really not being sarcastic - We are not experts in recording by any means... We're guitar players trying to get the best possible sound, so your advice is genuinely helpful - Honestly! We actually will use your advice in the next recordings when we have to mic up. Sorry if it came across as sarcastic. Since recording this video we have also started using a Kemper, which makes our lives a little easier as well!
Good review. However, many of Gilmour’s tunes were recorded with EMG DG-20 active pickups in his cherry red Strat (Shine on... etc.). The EMG conversion kit they sell gives you an instant leap forward if you’re trying to get David’s tone down.
Hi Doc, great tip and a great idea for those really look to equip themselves with a guitar that will do the job. Thanks again :)
EMG didn't even exist when David recorded "Shine On You Crazy Diamond".
chippchipp1 Disagree completely. You don’t know your history.
@@doctari1061 Wish You Were Here was released in January of 1975. EMG inc. was founded in 1976.
Please explain where I'm wrong.
chippchipp1 EMG (the company) was founded in 1976 but before that it was called Dirtywork Studios, and their first pickup was the same as their current EMG model of EMG H and EMG HA models. It’s in Dirtywork Studios that Gilmour met with Peter Frampton who let him try his guitar with the active pickups Dirtyworks invented. Gilmour had Dirtyworks install them in his Cherry Red Strat and used it on Wish You Were Here. He still uses that same Strat when he plays WYWH today. He now also endorses those same EMG pickups for EMG.
7~9^....that's the begging o the sollo,...it's good to play the open d string wirh the tremolo e
DG's tone starts with fingers : smooth bends and attack plus a great vibrato. The rest is not so important imo.
Too true! You may, therefore, like our full player study :) www.yourguitaracademy.com/courses/david-gilmour check it out! :)
I tried to boost my big muff with q tube screamer. Ngl it just buried the tone lol. I got myself a spark booster and it sounds amazing because the only other option was to sell my house and get a colorsound power booster lol
A spark seems a good compromise to selling the house haha ;)
Nice tone. I know I've said it here before, but with the Deco set like that its really just a buffer/volume boost. Try it at 12 o'clock and less level. cheers
Hey there! Yes very good point - We'll try the settings you suggest, thank you very much for that :)
What is tuning of guitar
Did you mention what kind of pickups are in that guitar?
Fender noiseless, the same ones that Eric Clapton uses.
Gilmore’s style is awesome… it’s kinda basic old school .. but just beautiful…
The old school style definitely adds to the beauty!
Im guessing the Big Muff takes care of a Regular Fuzz Pedal?
Yep!! 😀🎸
The easy thing all videos tell you that gets 10 percent there. Get a Fender blues jr and a stereo jazz chorus 22 for stereo amp set up is you dont have a wad. FIRST A REALLY GOOD COMPRESSION kEELEY OR BOSS Not any muff will do i like the new Green Russian but and OCD. The best Mistress clone, and if you can afford a vinatge CE 1 were talking FAT tone even though he was never known, they work but a CE2 boss digital delay. NOW go to the nearest person in your state that knows any production skills and pay them to tweek. Last youre only as good as your backing track and that can make or break you even if you playing is insane. The KEY is learning what really does sound good before you play to it. Ive heard guys killing it but their backing track is so bad or band has no groove that the listener will not be able to seperate. The gear is a small part of it. compression good muff flange and chorus and dely and a phase for older stuff than say The Wall. Im mostly into Gilmours tone on the Pulse concert,. I wsted my time when i was young not understanding i sounded bunk because i had no production skills. A listener will not know its just poor equipment they just hear the final product. Learn to play a little then go to school for production then go to school top master your instrument. Listen with a critical ear and dont make best friends with a mediocre player in your band cause you will have to sack them later. I listen to great players with bad bands and im saying to myself that my talent can hear that. Shouldve been a producer, thats the part that finally im going to start to learn and i shouldve learned that right after i could play some chords.
That's really cool ... but why you ignored the tremolo part!! it's very important as Gilmour's tone
Hi Wissam! Yes it's a great point and something we defo overlooked in our video. Do you use a certain pedal or rack unit for the sound? What would you recommend?
Actually I just use multi effect and a very modest amp ... Thanks for asking :)
Nice :) Thank you for letting me know - There are far more than one way to get his tone, so it's good to hear a more "on a budget" version works well!
Compressors are also great for getting sustain. i dont think he uses it for warmth, thats dumb. if you want warmth, turn the damn bass up a bit.
wonder what the neighbours will think of this solo at 03:00 am !
Haha! They'll love it!
Easy on the guitar face bro.
Haha! Yep... It is a problem... ;)
This guy gets a hard on every time he says warmer
Thoroughly enjoyed this. One thing that was unclear is whether the compressor is before or after the Big Muff. It SOUNDS like it’s after?
Hi Ben, glad you enjoyed the video :) The compressor is before the Big Muff, yes. We prefer it in that sequence for sure!
Your Guitar Academy Thanks!
Can this be used for Comfortably Numb Outro solo, I find that the tone is going a lil blunt although the sustained delay feels good.
You guys seem to be getting butchered in these comments, I thought you guys did a great job! I would agree and suggested the ssl5 pickup in most Strats which would of made the biggest difference.
Haha! Thank Lloyd, I really appreciate that! Gear is one of those subject that is open to such interpretation that it encourages debate, which is cool! :)
Lloyd Hawley which Gilmour doesn’t use personally!! He uses an SSL1C-CS, 43swg (telecaster) wire
Yes, the comments are ridiculous because of the attitude (as usual for RUclips). Agree, good job.
good vid, this is the closest one so far , but you need to add a very light poly faze to get closer to that searing guitar sound , in the 70's and 80's no one famous played guitar with out one, your efx chain is spot on ,,,if you have free time please re do this
Poly faze... cool! Didn't think of that at all - We'll give it a try :)
cool thanks for the reply , Cant wait for you guys to tackle the guitar sound of David Gillmore on the tune ...Time .. from Pink Floyds , Dark Side of the Moon, when you get the time
He looks like syd
How to play like David Gilmour
1 Be David Gilmour
Haha! That will certainly help 😀😀👍
Marshall really? You chasing Gilmour tones or satriani?
Hi Oolon! Fair point ;) However, this amp just seemed to work for us - It's not a Marshall, it's a Cornell Plexi, which is a tad different, but equally fun!
Just get the dark side pedal. It does it all
At first I thought you were joking, then I googled it and wow! That is a mega cool pedal!! Thanks for the tip Carlos :)
Buy a Bluetooth combo modelling amp. Download surprisingly accurate user presets. Play.
Hi Jordan! Do you mean the Line 6 one? I do like the look of that - Very happy to hear it has a good Gilmour patch! :)
Your Guitar Academy well I have the Marshall code 50 but they're both basically the same. Think a few other brands do variants as well?
Ok thanks Jordan, appreciate the response. Good to know that you rate the Marshall code 50, looks like a very cool amp!
I have the code 100 combo, absolutely awesome, I can get any sound I want, plus I can double on some effects with my pedals. Even better as the code 100 has an effects loop.
I struggle to get David's tone. I guess it's because my Strat is not black.
Yes absolutely, color of guitar is critical to achieving the desired tone!
@@clemguitar63 You're so correct. Most people cannot understand that. Black Strats have a comfortable, numbing sound. Old rough looking battered Strats have a prideful, joyful sound etc.
@@smitty31560 Right On Brother!
It doesn't have that bell like tone that Gilmour has. They make a drop in pickup/pickguard combo that's pretty on point out of the box.
Hi Andrew - That sounds cool, do you know what it's called or where to find it?
Andrew Elias
The David Gilmour prewired pickguard , it has a white mother of Pearl pickguard , I got one from a MUSIC 123 catalog .
If you want to sound like Gilmour , experiment with your pedals and tones, that's how Pink Floyd did it.
He has a 7 way switch so
Z W ye so ?
1:35
Is the sustainer in cs3 same as delay??
Hi Kenneth, thank you for watching! No the CS3 is a compressor pedal and doesn't add any audible delay to the signal. It is, however, a really good pedal and a compressor is probably the first pedal you want on any pedal board!
Your Guitar Academy thanks...i have a ds1 cs3 bd2 and getting a big muff shortly..for getting a floyd tone..specifically..comf numb...shine..and time..could you give me settings..and sequence of pedals from guitar to amp..that would be great...just the time song would be ok too...in case its too much of a ask..thanks
Hi Kenneth! That's a big order ;) I'm not sure that we know enough about Gilmour to do very specific tracks, although I'm not saying we won't give it a go in the future! In the meantime, keep building your collection.. It already sounds good :)
"don't be afraid to turn the delay way up" - that's terrible advice dude. You guys do absolutely no research before you decided to make this video? Very poor instruction and very poor attention to even basic gear aspects.
This channel isn't a very good resource everyone.
Totally agree with this. 100% videos on Gilmour's tone made by "professionnal" are totally wrong. But videos made by fans are way better (Gilmourish, Kitrae, Edoardo Scordo...)
You can turn up the repeats as long as you keep the delay level reasonably low, so that the repeats (usually around 6-7) decay naturally unless it's something like "Time" where there are two very specific delay sounds/settings.
It helps if you run a wet/dry rig. Then you *can* crank the wet FX, as the dry amp keeps your tone front and center, nicely focused. Better than stereo, especially in a live context. A couple of good 15-20W combos should do the trick. I run a Laney Cub12r with either a Tweed Blues Jnr 3 or a Bassbreaker15 combo. Works like a charm.
Gilmore tore the roof off the mothersucka 🎸
I thought Gilmore used Hiwatt amps. Oh well, I guess he would still sound like Gilmore with pretty much any amp.
He did use them most of the time occasionally using fenders too but the amp in a rig like his is a small but important part of the tone! :)
Wow, the guitar academy can really cut some corners. blunt attempt!
Damn so much hate in the comments, its kind of making me sad. Maybe these guys werent so accurate on the sound, but its not a matter of fucking being so sandy in the comments. At least they were trying. Damn. Know it all commenters: If you know so much why don't you make a video of your own?
Hi Joaquin! Thanks for the lovely comment :) When we're covering a topic that so many people love it's expected that people will disagree, so it's no problem! We love that people are so passionate about Gilmour and his sound. Thank you for sticking up for us though mate, very very nice of you :)
No problem! I happen to know quite a few things about Gilmour's sound, but that doesn't mean i'll be rubbing it into people's faces. Keep up with the videos and the good vibes :)
Awesome! Thanks Joaquin for being a lovely guy :)
The comments are entertaining.....
Very good Gilmour attempt, bit just shows how uncopyable he is. Your playing is super clean, nails the notes, the pinches and the width and frequency of the vibrato perfectly. But oddly it is still a world apart from the real thing where those little rough edges and microtonal bends and trems just create the feel of the piece.
buy a keeley dark side
opus reatractus fuck of of silly boy 😂
It really takes more years to play like Gilmour. Yes one can play the notes maybe make them sound good but theres not a fluid ownership of even a slower solo until youve mastered your guitar. wHEN I BUSSED TABLES AT A YOUNG AGE I DID IT EVERY NIGHT FOR FOUR YEARS NOT CARING JUST DOING IT BEFORE LONG IT WAS WITHOUT THINKING AND I COULD THROW PLATES FROM 10 FEET AWAY IT WAS REPeTITION !!! Thats the secret and if i hadnt stopped playing cause of my job i wouldve mastered the guitar. With you tube you young kids have no excuses. We played everything wrong and wasted hours trying to figure out little things not knowing we were 100 per right. You young are so good now cause of you tube. Its all here for you but break your ego down over and over and be honest and always be the worst guy in the band
"Blablabla... Blablabla... Blablabla..." and anything.
Hi Isaac, Sorry you didn't enjoy the video. We are always looking to improve the vids, so what would you have preferred to see?
When will you guys realise that a Binson is a DRUM echo , not a tape !!!
Que bosta. Nada a ver!
did u just say the maple neck has a tone ? LUL
In conclusion,if you are broke (like me) you cant get the david gilmour sound.I just use guitar rig 5.
good try but far away from gilmour tone
Thanks GuitarUniverse10! Would love to hear your approach to getting his tone? What guitars , amps and pedals do you use? Many thanks :)
He is right. Mistress flanger, fuz reissues, for example, could be better.
hanten10 come on we’re all waiting for how you do better ?
These videos kill me, if you want Gilmour's tone out of your guitar have Gilmour play it, the tone is in his hands and nobody else, you can set up your amp and guitar to sound like him and after you do that good luck.
Too much theory...wish you intermingled it more with play...
Hi Joseph! Yes that is a very good point that a few others have mentioned as well. We'll know that for next time! This video is the final part of a 24 lesson series where we do a lot of playing and learning how to play like Gilmour: www.yourguitaracademy.com/courses/david-gilmour - So if you want to learn more about his playing style, please check it out (it's all free!)
The maple fingerboard makes a difference to the tone does it? Bullshit.
It does. The highs and mids are more brighter for those who are not 100% Heavy Metal players... After all, you'll will play IN FRONT of a bassist and your playing should be distinguishable. If you don't agree just buy a humbucker-based guitar and be happy LOL !!!
Wow.. did not know elon musk is that good at playing guitars
Haha! Nice ;)
Your timing is off.
Too complicated