@Bobby O'Dell "Dave Murray claimed to use an MXR Phase 90 as of 1983 in his interview with Guitar World. The Phase 90 is perhaps most famously associated with Edward Van Halen, who used it to add dimension and depth to his flurries of furiously tapped notes. Dave Murray used the pedal on a similarly slow setting to Edward Van Halen, and you can hear the slow sweep of this classic phaser across Dave’s live solos from Number of the Beast onwards. The phaser may also have helped thicken Dave’s guitar sound during Maiden’s extended guitar harmony sections." Sounds like a phaser to me.
You usually don't, the tracks come from the studio. Most of it online is from games like Rock band or Guitar hero where drum, guitar, bass and vocal tracks were obtained from the band or the record company. But, there are some AI software online where you can get pretty good results isolating tracks, depending how they were mixed.
![Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast (Instrumental) [Studio Version]](/img/n.gif)
Since I was a child I Loved hearing this isolated tracks! I've learned so much from these !
I hope this album can’t be used against me in Heaven. I’ll just throw it over the fence and retrieve it when I’m inside. Who’s gonna know?
That was awesome
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Ta em todo lugar mesmo, né?! Kk
@@mr.happybirthday3691 carai dudu
@@Gabriela_Lopes É nós! Kk
That flanger!!
Dimarzio super distortion buzz!!
@@briantherion9145 that's right!
MXR Phase 90.
@@user-ql1pc7pi9x sounds like a flanger to me.
@Bobby O'Dell "Dave Murray claimed to use an MXR Phase 90 as of 1983 in his interview with Guitar World. The Phase 90 is perhaps most famously associated with Edward Van Halen, who used it to add dimension and depth to his flurries of furiously tapped notes. Dave Murray used the pedal on a similarly slow setting to Edward Van Halen, and you can hear the slow sweep of this classic phaser across Dave’s live solos from Number of the Beast onwards. The phaser may also have helped thicken Dave’s guitar sound during Maiden’s extended guitar harmony sections." Sounds like a phaser to me.
200 bpm that's a speed race
Fuck yeah.
this is sick how do you isolate instruments?
You usually don't, the tracks come from the studio. Most of it online is from games like Rock band or Guitar hero where drum, guitar, bass and vocal tracks were obtained from the band or the record company. But, there are some AI software online where you can get pretty good results isolating tracks, depending how they were mixed.
jesus christ 1:09 impossible to copy that riff perfectly
Yeah lol I'm like jesus COME ON
ah yes, hello bruce, may i ask for ur opinion on mangos?
quite simple actually
@@dorianpod77 It's simple, but has a kind of randomness that needs practice to get used to imo
@@TonyNaber yes that's why i told "...perfectly" the same, you get it
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Is this a Japanese rock song? Who cares? Sliding a D3 to an E sounds great in a lot of songs.
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