can anyone replicate the guitar sounds ath the end of through the eyes of ruby...
 

the melodic guitar effects in the last 30 seconds, how do i replicate it, ive tried fiddling around with my fx box thing. i know fuck all about guitars really.

Try emailing this person

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didnt seem to work, thanks anyway :rolleyes:

Uh, from memory I think it is just a clean guitar with some reverb? It's over some acoustic chords I think mixed way back.

i think you have to take it apart

I just listened, there is no unusual effect or tone going on here. It's probably a lace sensor strat accounting for the unusual bell like tone of the guitar. It's set clean and back on the neck pickup I think with a little bit of reverb. Add acoustic chords for full effect.

could be a lace sensor, but i think it sounds more like a p-90. to me sounds a lot like the 'another brick in the wall' solo tone.

also sounds like there is some tremelo effect from an old vox amp along with reverb

i already tried that!!

thanks for the info guys, shame i dont have a strat.

shit, you can't do that? loser.

i'm pretty sure he's using a guitar.

while we're here, the little billy breath at 7:10 is one of my favorite moments on the album.

The last audible guitar feedback on Ruby is always a joy to catch. That song is pure magic.

also while we're here, that guitar sound ath the end of through the eyes of ruby is (for some reason) one of my favorite parts of that albulm..theres something haunting about it that I like, eery. It reminds me of sweet agony, not the song per say.

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i use a guitar and amp to replicate this effect.

you forgot album and eerie

i just remembered how much I <3 this song

my general policy is not to jump on every typo or misspelling i see, only the ones which have been repeated across multiple postings in a thread, though i will make occasional exceptions, as for butchered latin phrases. furthermore, eery is an accepted variant.

Mellencollie guitars... what a well tracked album - well recorded, great takes. Sure there is the clipping thing, but everything still sounds great.

tcm = F7 :)