holy shit, never noticed that. I know John copies some of the melodies from ''is this the end? is this the way i die? in his solo section from The count of Tuscany
Actually, it's a letimotif from the lyrics of Metropolis pt. 1: "Metropolis watches and thoughtfully smiles She's taken you to your home", that was repeated at the subsequent album.
It sounds like the guitar playing was mixed in stereo. How do you get stereo guitar sound for live performance? There is only one Petrucci. I'm really curious.
well, then how about the parts when two guitars play different riffs? Should Petrucci give up one riff and only choose the other one in live performances?
Ohhhhh its regression THEN overture 1928 lol i was like wth is going on here lol
Petrucci has to be the definition of a perfect guitarist
03:51 the guitar said: "Victoria watches and toughfully smile she's taking me to my home".
holy shit, never noticed that. I know John copies some of the melodies from ''is this the end? is this the way i die? in his solo section from The count of Tuscany
@@iwatchyouatnight1550 well this is an overture so it's supposed to outline musical ideas for the rest of the album
Actually, it's a letimotif from the lyrics of Metropolis pt. 1: "Metropolis watches and thoughtfully smiles She's taken you to your home", that was repeated at the subsequent album.
Man, that crunch is to die for.
People sometimes miss that perfect touch of chorus that makes it sound full and beefy
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@@dbautistamedia I'd say it's just the overdub because it sounds very similar to chorus and makes it way beefier
@@dbautistamedia That's me. I just listened to this and added chorus to my tone and whoa what a difference.
I believe it's just double tracked which makes it sound like chorus.
how in the name of god did you do this? or did they release isolated tracks?
1:06 starts here
Overture part actually starts at 2:14
Does anyone know with what gear the rhythm guitar was recorded?
please make the count of tuscany
I don’t suppose you could upload an isolated keys part for FT, could you?
It sounds like the guitar playing was mixed in stereo. How do you get stereo guitar sound for live performance? There is only one Petrucci. I'm really curious.
For live, he has two amps, and one of them gets delayed by something like 7 milliseconds, and then they're hard panned left and right.
well, then how about the parts when two guitars play different riffs? Should Petrucci give up one riff and only choose the other one in live performances?
he uses a mimiq pedal which just replicates the sound, he talks about it in his 2022 rig tour
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