Guitar Swell: David Gilmour – Master Fender Bender
1979 hörte wahrscheinlich das erste Mal David Gilmour Gitarre spielen. 45 Jahre später berührt es mich immer noch, wenn ich ihn höre!
“It’s a sound that I call ‘swell’. A sound I’ve used many times on all sorts of tracks going back going back years and years and years. It’s sort of slightly orchestral. It’s created with delays but you don’t hear the impact note in theory.”
Swell, nennt Gilmour diesen Gitarrensound, den er bei Black Cat und Scattered, der letzten und, wie mir mein Bauch sagt, herausragender Schlussnummer von Luck and Strange spielt.
see ya in rome



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Guy Pratt nutzt genau den Effekt beim Bass-Intro von Wearing the Inside Out.
Ich sag nur: „One World“ live zusammen mit John Martyn.