Pink Floyd / David Gilmour Sounds with the Kemper Amp

Quote from don1960lp

Maurizio, have you ever tried the shorter Gilmour whammy bar?

https://reverb.com/item/627166-ca…src=aw.ds&pla=1

I've had one for a few years and have grown to really like it.

Yes, I take one too, some time ago, thank you for reminding me, some laziness didn't let me use it anymore! But I will do now!!!

Hi Guys,

in last period during our Original Song Project we played also a cover of Time - Pink Floyd, so I take advantage to search better for the sound and the recreation of the original playing.

Here the result, I build two very different RIGs:

- one inspired to Original Dark Side Of The Moon recording using a Clean HiWatt with the Fuzz as Stomp

- another inspired to Delicate Sound Of Thunder LIVE Version with a Gained HiWatt profile with already an overdrive on the original profile

I really love both, very different, and I like to alternate between them ...

Quote from Zappledan

Nice job, sir!

Thanks, my friend!

Hi Guys,

I'm working on to build sounds for entire Wish You Were Here album and Shine On Live Version...

This one is my find for the first Solo of "Shine On" from the historic Studio Album Wish You Were Here, I don't know if Mr. Gilmour used really an Amp here, I found this convincing sound starting from a Clean HiWatt

Quote from waraba

Spot on tone Maurizio, if you want to emulate the way Gimour was recording direct to console , there are lots of Neve and Universal Audio console preamp profiles in rig Ex and RU sirius collection. I use them a lot on my bass recording.

Great, that's a very good advice, I will try also that for sure!!!

My Tribute to THE WALL 40 YEARS!!!! ... just the explosive beginning ...

I think this reflects well my mood ... and helps me to go beyond the wall (together with the Kemper Kone ;-))) ...

"Hey you, out there beyond the wall Breaking bottles in the hall, Can you help me?

Hey you, don't tell me there's no hope at all Together we stand, divided we fall !"

Although we are forced into the houses I had to work so much in the recent months that I managed to play guitar very few time ... finally, thanks to this astronomical sound that I built I managed to record one of the most beautiful arpeggios in rock history written by Mr. David ... enjoy!