10 Things that you can do with a Line6 M5 and a Boss ES-5 скачать в хорошем качестве

10 Things that you can do with a Line6 M5 and a Boss ES-5

Do you want to play the 2-part harmonies from the Hotel California outro solo? Alone, with a pedal adding the correct harmonies? With gear cheaper than an Eventide H9? Here you go ... some experiments with the powerful combination of the cheapo Line6 M5 pedal and the Boss ES-5 Loopswitcher. Harmonizer/Intelligent Pitch Shifting, Whammy Pedal style effects, Delay, Guitar Synthesizer, Leslie, Flanger, Phaser, Volume Swells ... the M5 does it all, and some of it actually quite well :-) 00:24 - #01: You can play “Lonely Boy”. 00:38 - #02: You can play “And Your Bird Can Sing”. 01:10 - #03: You can make an awful lot of noise. 01:52 - #04: You can play “Another Brick in the Wall (Part I)”. 04:40 - #05: You can have fun with rotary speaker sounds. 06:13 - #06: You can play the “Killing in the Name” solo. 06:55 - #07: You can play “My Iron Lung”. With the same M5 preset. 07:25 - #08: You can play the “Owner of a Lonely Heart” solo. Still with the same M5 preset. 08:15 - #09: You can make the M5 a better delay. 10:12 - #10: You can play the exact two-part harmonies from “Hotel California”. Alone. Rittenhouse Guitars ’62 Strat into pedal board into Real Guitars Leo 2×10" Combo (tweed 5E4A Super Amp clone) and Vintage Sound Amps Vintage 15 (Princeton Reverb Clone w/ 12" Jensen speaker). Also, Korg Electribe 2 Sampler. Rockboard Stage pedal board powered by Truetone CS-12. Disaster Area DMC 3XL Gen1, Dimehead patch and switching box, Boss ES-5, Prostage Remote Wah Wah, Line6 M5, JDM Pedals Tonemaster, Kingsley Minstrel v2, Sonuus Voluum, Mooer Ninety Orange, Strymon Timeline Copyright for all cover songs by their respective writers and publishing companies, for the rest © 2018 TheGuacamoleXplosion