Bon Jovi - It's My Life - Guitar cover by Eduard Plezer

Bon Jovi - It's My Life (guitar cover by Eduard Plezer)
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Signal Chain:
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- Song: It's My Life
- Artist: Bon Jovi
- Album: Crush
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[@Natashenka410]

Любимая классика!!! ❤ Отличная работа👍👍👍

[@eduardplezer]

Спасибо большое! 😃

[@bulldozer40]

Yet again another great cover. Keep them coming mate 🤘

[@eduardplezer]

Thank you! 🤘Next one is already on the way to be recorded. 😀

[@gilbertoreyes3648]

A great video as always.
Only one question, what effects has this song? I mean like delay or reverb... i would like to try it but i don't know anything about ecualize a song lol

[@eduardplezer]

Thank you very much!
Originally there's a talk box on guitar in multiple parts as well as solo, but I used wah effect to create something similar (only on the solo). Added some simple delay and a reverb to create some "space", but not much. The key is to not over use stuff since there's already a lot happening in the original song.
Getting a good tone from the amp or amp simulation is necessary + some room reverb for "space" for it to not sound dry (unless it's the purpose). And using eq only to enhance some frequencies and compression for control of the dynamic range (good video for compression: ruclips.net/video/K0XGXz6SHco/видео.html&ab_channel=TheHouseofKush).
I double track the guitars for both left and right sides (with the amp emulation, eq and compression (delay, reverb if needed)). Rolling off some low frequencies in the mix is needed, because that space is meant for the bass. Clean out any part where there's no playing. Before eq I also add dynamic eq (Tokyo Dawn Records NOVA, any other will do) to tame frequencies around 150 Hz, because of palm muted stuff and "mud".
And the most important thing is VOLUME. I turn it slightly louder than the original guitar so you all can hear what I play, but keep the other instruments and voice still audible. Everyone's taste is different. Some would like more, some less.
Don't do too much and get better at it. I am still learning too. Hope it was helpful.