Bring on the night.... intro and chorus sections are the MXR Flanger. Hard to tell what is going on during the sweet verse finger picked...which you do perfectly, dude... the Walking/Moon, and most of Zenyatta is the Electro Harmonix Flanger….. the MXR has that distinct sweep/slow, but for all the songs we thought were a chorus back then, is a rapid ish narrow sweep of the EHX... my favorite. We know he uses the echo in conjunction with the EHX a lot as well. All of my friends and I back in the 80's thought it was a chorus of some kind and we just couldn't nail it.... LOL... I had a 1981 EHX Deluxe Electric Mistress to get Trower stuff, not knowing this was the magic box Andy used. If you listen to Pat Travers Live album, Pat Thrall uses his ADA Flanger much like Andy used the EHX, except for he was obviously using a heavily distorted tone after the Flange so you can hear the modulation warble sound... brilliant nonetheless. Travers didn't use his Flanger like Thrall... so its easier to distinguish. Give this a listen...th-cam.com/video/S6jwHOl77s8/w-d-xo.html Pat Thrall is panned right.. Anyhoo, great vid man, thanks for reading my paragraph... ET
Interview during Ghost in the Machine... you may have seen this... 3:42 starts the interview with Jools Holland. Your Longamp is obviously the EHX, the OmegaMan is MXR clone.....that will give you Bring on the Night Intro/ all choruses' sound. The sweep of the MXR is slow, I set mine at what I call 10 oclock 2 oclock and it nails it. Robert Smith uses similar on A Forest
I’d disagree on Bring On The Night - it’s most definitely the EHX. Check out my Police video on my channel, of all the songs, I think I nailed that tone. It’s got the perfect hollowness to it. A shame I had to sell the pedal, it made far too much noise.
@@ia5662 Mmmm listen again. The EHX is during the verses. The long MXR sweep is during the intro and the choruses. If you used an MXR, you might see what I mean. Not that you couldnt get close as I used to as well with an old Electric Mistress, but those two sections have that nice long sweep with the curly Q at the end of the sweep (10 o'clock 2 o'clock) on the knobs...
I had a late 70s small box Electric Mistress that I sold like an idiot several years ago. This was back when you could scoop them up off eBay for $100 or so if you got lucky. The sounds you're getting here are the closest to the original that I've heard.
I have one of these Roxanne from Longamp's boutique on Reverb. It's a nice flanger. But in regard to the price you pay for it, you would expect the pedal to be packed well in a cardboard parcel, instead of that simple bubble wrap enveloppe...
Great demonstration and great playing but you just hurried through the playing so quickly you did yourself a disservice. Relax your pace and you will be a lot more effective.
Hi Ramon, yeah It's a nice sounding pedal but I was checking the price of one of these. Way too expensive. I hate the way people like this guy in Poland tries to capitalize on this pedal. It's like almost $380.00 in Canada. I bought an Okko Diablo overdrive pedal from Germany because I had seen Gregor Hilden playing it. Of course he always promotes pedals like the Okko Diablo because he's German. My point is that I paid $400.00 Canadian for this pedal a few years ago. I thought that it would be the ultimate ticket, well I was in for a rude awakening. It's just an ok overdrive. Nothing special and certainly not worth the cash, same with a TC Electronics vintage delay pedal that is now discontinued. I paid huge for this pedal as well, $400.00. So now I have two pedals that I rarely use to the tune of $800.00. Huge ripoff if you ask me. The people that I would suggest at a reasonable price is Catalinbread pedals. They make great pedals and don't charge an arm and a leg. Anything that I have found that is made in Europe is good stuff but it's at a ripoff price. Way too expensive. Just like that clown Macari ,that wants an outrageous amount of money for those Sola Sound Mk2 fuzz pedals. I bought one of those exact pedals from Macari back, quite good few years ago for $250.00. I wound up sending the pedal to Analogman in the States to mod it with the NKT transistors. When he finished it, it was the real deal. I just think these people are gouging people big time. I must admit that the best wah pedal that I ever played,was when I bought a Red Lion pub circuit board for $150.00 from England from Roger Mayer. It was cheap to buy and it was the real deal. Still have to this day in my Dunlop wah. This guy was not out to gouge people like today. Same thing with way over priced Humbucking pickups going for $600.00 USD . Throbaks and Wizz, nice but way overpriced. I have a pair of Tom Holmes pickups that he sold to me back in 1995 for $250.00 USD . Now I have seen on some websites where these were going for a $1000.00. I have a pair and to be honest ,my Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates sound just as good. It's all hype about some of these things. I have Burstbuckers that sound just fine. Yeah It's too bad that this pedal is too expensive.
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I like that sound a lot. The arpeggios sounded great. Thanks.
pleasure Dennis
"Put on your blue light!" lol 😆 Good one!
thanks!
Bring on the night.... intro and chorus sections are the MXR Flanger. Hard to tell what is going on during the sweet verse finger picked...which you do perfectly, dude... the Walking/Moon, and most of Zenyatta is the Electro Harmonix Flanger….. the MXR has that distinct sweep/slow, but for all the songs we thought were a chorus back then, is a rapid ish narrow sweep of the EHX... my favorite. We know he uses the echo in conjunction with the EHX a lot as well.
All of my friends and I back in the 80's thought it was a chorus of some kind and we just couldn't nail it.... LOL... I had a 1981 EHX Deluxe Electric Mistress to get Trower stuff, not knowing this was the magic box Andy used.
If you listen to Pat Travers Live album, Pat Thrall uses his ADA Flanger much like Andy used the EHX, except for he was obviously using a heavily distorted tone after the Flange so you can hear the modulation warble sound... brilliant nonetheless. Travers didn't use his Flanger like Thrall... so its easier to distinguish. Give this a listen...th-cam.com/video/S6jwHOl77s8/w-d-xo.html Pat Thrall is panned right..
Anyhoo, great vid man, thanks for reading my paragraph... ET
Thanks Eric! I would love to try the EHX Flanger!
Interview during Ghost in the Machine... you may have seen this... 3:42 starts the interview with Jools Holland. Your Longamp is obviously the EHX, the OmegaMan is MXR clone.....that will give you Bring on the Night Intro/ all choruses' sound. The sweep of the MXR is slow, I set mine at what I call 10 oclock 2 oclock and it nails it. Robert Smith uses similar on A Forest
I’d disagree on Bring On The Night - it’s most definitely the EHX. Check out my Police video on my channel, of all the songs, I think I nailed that tone. It’s got the perfect hollowness to it. A shame
I had to sell the pedal, it made far too much noise.
@@ia5662 Mmmm listen again. The EHX is during the verses. The long MXR sweep is during the intro and the choruses. If you used an MXR, you might see what I mean. Not that you couldnt get close as I used to as well with an old Electric Mistress, but those two sections have that nice long sweep with the curly Q at the end of the sweep (10 o'clock 2 o'clock) on the knobs...
@@erictripton andy also used mxr dyna comp
Thanks for sharing!
pleasure
I had a late 70s small box Electric Mistress that I sold like an idiot several years ago. This was back when you could scoop them up off eBay for $100 or so if you got lucky. The sounds you're getting here are the closest to the original that I've heard.
Thanks yes its a great unit
try retrosonic flanger powered 12-18V
I have one of these Roxanne from Longamp's boutique on Reverb. It's a nice flanger. But in regard to the price you pay for it, you would expect the pedal to be packed well in a cardboard parcel, instead of that simple bubble wrap enveloppe...
Great demonstration and great playing but you just hurried through the playing so quickly you did yourself a disservice. Relax your pace and you will be a lot more effective.
Thanks for the feedback bro
original Electric Mistress as a comparison. 2:12 th-cam.com/video/QqAIUbdPmSs/w-d-xo.html
Hi Ramon, yeah It's a nice sounding pedal but I was checking the price of one of these. Way too expensive. I hate the way people like this guy in Poland tries to capitalize on this pedal. It's like almost $380.00 in Canada. I bought an Okko Diablo overdrive pedal from Germany because I had seen Gregor Hilden playing it. Of course he always promotes pedals like the Okko Diablo because he's German. My point is that I paid $400.00 Canadian for this pedal a few years ago. I thought that it would be the ultimate ticket, well I was in for a rude awakening. It's just an ok overdrive. Nothing special and certainly not worth the cash, same with a TC Electronics vintage delay pedal that is now discontinued. I paid huge for this pedal as well, $400.00. So now I have two pedals that I rarely use to the tune of $800.00. Huge ripoff if you ask me. The people that I would suggest at a reasonable price is Catalinbread pedals. They make great pedals and don't charge an arm and a leg. Anything that I have found that is made in Europe is good stuff but it's at a ripoff price. Way too expensive. Just like that clown Macari ,that wants an outrageous amount of money for those Sola Sound Mk2 fuzz pedals. I bought one of those exact pedals from Macari back, quite good few years ago for $250.00. I wound up sending the pedal to Analogman in the States to mod it with the NKT transistors. When he finished it, it was the real deal. I just think these people are gouging people big time. I must admit that the best wah pedal that I ever played,was when I bought a Red Lion pub circuit board for $150.00 from England from Roger Mayer. It was cheap to buy and it was the real deal. Still have to this day in my Dunlop wah. This guy was not out to gouge people like today. Same thing with way over priced Humbucking pickups going for $600.00 USD . Throbaks and Wizz, nice but way overpriced. I have a pair of Tom Holmes pickups that he sold to me back in 1995 for $250.00 USD . Now I have seen on some websites where these were going for a $1000.00. I have a pair and to be honest ,my Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates sound just as good. It's all hype about some of these things. I have Burstbuckers that sound just fine. Yeah It's too bad that this pedal is too expensive.
Try some of the ibanez 10 series... These are great value and let's be honest most modern makers copied those pedals anyway. Stay safe bro
Yes analogman is the best at fuzzes