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  • @TommyScott-xs4xs
    @TommyScott-xs4xs2 күн бұрын

    Through the eyes of Ruby please! You are amazing Man

  • @jeffstienstra3615
    @jeffstienstra36155 күн бұрын

    excellent! You nailed it, love it! I've been drumming to Jimmy Chamberlin since I was 10 and am finally trying to write some heavily-pumpkins-inspired riffs on guitar to drum along with. I only have a Fender Mustang GTX, Fender Squire Strat and Logic Pro at my disposal so it'll never sound this good. But thanks for the inspiration! 🥰

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark4 күн бұрын

    Drumming to Jimmy is far harder than nailing the guitar! If you can put the time in for that, I’m sure you can nail the guitar too!

  • @peterlukach310
    @peterlukach3107 күн бұрын

    Have you tried the JHS Plug-In? Curious how it compares to the Jordan unit.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark4 күн бұрын

    I haven’t yet but that’s a good idea. I have the Bender and Supreme which are both spectacular pedals. I would put money on the Plug-in being excellent.

  • @sugarnap245
    @sugarnap2458 күн бұрын

    How did you determine amp settings? I just picked up a Marshall 4x12 JCM800 lead 1960a cab with original vented white label G12T-75’s and as soon as I plugged in lace sensor strat into my JMP 2204 with the master cranked and low gain through my 1978 op amp big muff, that was IT. So awesome. It’s really important to emphasize the early white label G12T-75’s. Even the later UK models were vastly different, not to mention the Chinese 75’s. Surprisingly, Creambacks sounded way closer to the vintage white labels than actual newer G12T-75’s. Finally, as difficult as it is to justify, the sound of a 4x12 is crucial. Even close miking a single singer. The cab just resonates differently.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark8 күн бұрын

    Billy shows his JCM 800 setting a few times in interviews. I think the first place he mentions it is in the Siamese Dream tab book. I use the original vented white G12T-75s as well as a G12-65 (the predecessor to the 75) loaded 4x12. Vintage speakers are almost always better. If your JMP has EL34’s, try out KT88s. Tubes don’t really sound too different but the added headroom with the master on 10 makes a difference. Thanks for watching!

  • @sugarnap245
    @sugarnap2458 күн бұрын

    @@EddieClark oh! Right on. Same settings as you have in the video I presume? :)

  • @sugarnap245
    @sugarnap2458 күн бұрын

    @@EddieClark wow, that is so shrill sounding with the presence up that high. Hmmm

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark8 күн бұрын

    Make sure the treble is at 0 or 1. I never run more than that. Also to consider, the JMP’s are often a little brighter than the JCM versions. I’ve had multiple of both and I usually end up with a bright cap delete in the JMP amps.

  • @Lcky-gu2gi
    @Lcky-gu2gi11 күн бұрын

    What no drummer? 9 out of 10 with Drummer it would be 20 out of 10 but Great Job 👏👏👏👏👏🍻

  • @karlthunderaxe
    @karlthunderaxe12 күн бұрын

    if all you're looking for is a static notched filter sound, even spending the $300 on the behringer is crazy. you can build a static notched filter for about 50c in parts.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark11 күн бұрын

    Yup it would be a waste as just a filter. Fortunately it’s an amazing phaser as well.

  • @magraretsbane6274
    @magraretsbane627412 күн бұрын

    I’ve been missing your videos so much Eddie! Still crossing my fingers for more of this great Pumpkins nerdiness

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark12 күн бұрын

    I really appreciate that. I’m glad that my fellow Pumpkin Heads enjoy these videos. There’s more coming. I am admittedly one very slow KZreadr. I travel a lot and I end up with limited time. That said; I am working on a banger of a tutorial for the next video though 👍

  • @magraretsbane6274
    @magraretsbane627412 күн бұрын

    @@EddieClark That’s awesome! I can’t wait

  • @GiovanniPellegrino-pr5os
    @GiovanniPellegrino-pr5os13 күн бұрын

    Hi please can you tell me the micro synth setting for this solo? Many thanks

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark12 күн бұрын

    The setting are the same as the thumbnail and footage from this video I made later. The Lead Guitar Sounds of Siamese Dream (The Smashing Pumpkins) kzread.info/dash/bejne/fXeZydx6iMrWdaQ.html I keep the modulation range close and the resonance low to middle.

  • @cathyjones4702
    @cathyjones470214 күн бұрын

    Gandalf starts uploading to KZread. Incredible. Please keep it up Jesus Christ

  • @cathyjones4702
    @cathyjones470214 күн бұрын

    It's rare that I subscribe from a few seconds of a short. Holy shit. Keep making videos please

  • @austinwynne6463
    @austinwynne646316 күн бұрын

    Loved this bro 🔥🔥🔥

  • @job00
    @job0020 күн бұрын

    Just wanted to say thanks Eddie for all your research. It's cool running into old forum posts you made after watching your videos.. seeing your journey has much inspired mine. I swear I have some of those threads memorized. Anyways tossing it out there, one of those strange small pieces I caught the other day listening to Soma, is a pedal I'm not sure you've mentioned yet. The long bend in the Soma solo right at 5:03 definitely kicks on a Dunlop Rotovibe... it's only a few seconds but it's there. I know there are pictures of SP playing with rotovibes on stage out there too

  • @pablonavarroruiz9564
    @pablonavarroruiz956421 күн бұрын

    Heyyy great video, quick question, do you have the volume and tone knobs of your guitar maxed or rolled off a bit?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark20 күн бұрын

    Thanks! All of the guitars knobs are at 10.

  • @leonhealy1289
    @leonhealy128925 күн бұрын

    How does this go compared to a phase 90? This might be a more affordable way to get close ish to Siamese Dream without the bi phase?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark24 күн бұрын

    It sounds different than a Phase 90. It makes a good BiPhase alternative though when being used in manual mode as a filter

  • @leonhealy1289
    @leonhealy128924 күн бұрын

    @@EddieClark thanks Eddie, looking forward to more videos, love this channel

  • @TheRabbiosi
    @TheRabbiosi25 күн бұрын

    If I have the EHX Op Amp Big Muff, can I use that instead of the ‘78 IC Muff?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark25 күн бұрын

    Yup! They sound about the same. I did a comparison here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dn2hurSTj8jIc6w.htmlsi=F8tTR2OIQLH6jUtB IMO, the best Pumpkins Muff is the SUF Pumpkin Pi. It’s bottom end stacks differently when multitracked. That said, my favourite all rounder is the Wren & Cuff for aesthetics. It sounds identical to the reissue though.

  • @jacktonucci
    @jacktonucci29 күн бұрын

    We need more from this legendary album!!!

  • @pluhpumpkinsmasher
    @pluhpumpkinsmasherАй бұрын

    Bro you should cover Silverfuck

  • @peterlukach310
    @peterlukach310Ай бұрын

    Trying to get some those tones this summer n want to double check: lace strat -> op amp muff -> bi phase -> 2203 w/ g12t-75 = Mayonaise?!?! Or is there sum else I should have...

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    For recording rhythm tones, that’s about it. For playing with people, I prefer using the biphase in parallel so you can get a blend of the biphase muff and the unaffected muff. Something along the lines of the Gig Rig Wetter box is great for this.

  • @clfnole
    @clfnoleАй бұрын

    What distance and position do you like for the 414? I want to try it with my Helix but I just don’t have the ear for it.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark25 күн бұрын

    It Amplitube, I typically set it close and center

  • @clfnole
    @clfnole25 күн бұрын

    @@EddieClark thanks from the picture in your video it was hard to tell. By the way do you think Vig used a combo of mics? Maybe the 414 with an SM57?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark24 күн бұрын

    I’m absolutely sure he did. He mentions it many times. The C414 is just the mic that seems to have been relatively dominant on the record.

  • @RileyHirst7
    @RileyHirst7Ай бұрын

    Can I get the pedal order you used for this song? I keep placing my phase 90 in front of my OP Amp and I’m getting a terrible sound, any tips?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    The Phaser and Big Muff are not used together in this song The effects used for this solo are explained here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fXeZydx6iMrWdaQ.htmlsi=gQR-wJwT44Qu7NW8&t=361

  • @johnmud5085
    @johnmud5085Ай бұрын

    or just get an actual big muff for the first 2 pedals you said.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    You always need a Muff for SD but the Big Muff doesn’t work for that role. Those two pedals are similar to the MSA lap steel guitar fuzz that Billy used for Siamese Dream leads.

  • @HornOfGoat33
    @HornOfGoat33Ай бұрын

    Killer job, you got closer than I've heard anybody get! I've found you can get pretty close using the Eventide H3000 Band Delays MK2 plugin. There's a preset called Band Pan that does the bubbly thing. You can also select the 4 delayed notes + another 4 notes if you wanted. It's a fun plugin for sure.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    Thank you! 👍 The plugin gets you 100% of the way there. That preset is exactly what I am attempting to emulate here with the H9.

  • @williamanthony175
    @williamanthony175Ай бұрын

    Yes sir

  • @colesanlo3127
    @colesanlo3127Ай бұрын

    The filter is before correct? When you use the bi phase does it sound good to run both back through op amps and join them together at the amp? Also what are your amp settings ok your orange? Thanks and i cant wait for the mellon collie video.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    The phaser/filter is after the fuzz before the amp.

  • @colesanlo3127
    @colesanlo3127Ай бұрын

    @EddieClark does it spund good when you join it back together or is it best to keep in 2 different amps. Also where does the strymon deco go in this chain I'm guessing after the phaser but how do we use it in tandem with the bi phase? Is it just best to put the bi phase after the deco?

  • @colesanlo3127
    @colesanlo3127Ай бұрын

    Hey eddi i gotta ask whats your super crush 100 amp setting i have the same one and i just wanna know how ypu got it that way. Thanks

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    The Super Crush 100 is a great amp but I don’t have one. I have an OR15. This video was recorded using a Marshall SC20. When I do use the Orange in stereo with a Big Muff, I set the treble at 4-5, mids at 7-8, bass at 6-7 and gain at 3.

  • @jcoriha
    @jcorihaАй бұрын

    Sounds great! What are your thoughts on that Wren & Cuff Eye See 78? I seem to remember thinking it might edge out the Op Amp reissue and the SUF Pumpkin PI, but still germinating on it.

  • @colesanlo3127
    @colesanlo3127Ай бұрын

    Mine gets to me Friday ill lyk

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    It’s a great OpAmp Muff clone. I made a video a while back that compares them. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dn2hurSTj8jIc6w.htmlsi=fD0Ar2Bk7quhaC6P I use it on my board for playing out. That said, my home recording board has the SUF Pumpkin Pi which is my favourite of the clones.

  • @geekxyu
    @geekxyuАй бұрын

    What power supply are you using to power everything?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    Just a basic Donner power supply under that board

  • @magraretsbane6274
    @magraretsbane6274Ай бұрын

    The return!

  • @neurophysiotherapysolutions
    @neurophysiotherapysolutionsАй бұрын

    Hi Eddie. Great and instructive video. Just wondered if you had any thoughts on a similar replacement for the Distortion 2, now Made by Mike isn’t making pedals anymore? (Apart from the MXR distortion 2 obviously). Thanks in advance.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark25 күн бұрын

    Sometimes I use a Klon Klone which works ok in a pinch. They generally handle fuzz before them (like the Buzz Tone) very well too.

  • @eyelidjid
    @eyelidjidАй бұрын

    This sounds so good! I saw them last Friday in the UK and they played this. First time seeing them after more than 30 years listening to them - it was awesome!

  • @nth1739
    @nth1739Ай бұрын

    Do you leave the sm57 mic off in amplitude and just record using the single 414? Or perhaps alter for double tracking?

  • @leminrecords
    @leminrecordsАй бұрын

    Great video, great sounds - well done. Do you think it's possible to get close to this sound with the Line 6 HX Effects?

  • @jkabanas
    @jkabanasАй бұрын

    so he used the phase 100 a lot, but can you set this bi-phase to then do the same thing and only have the one phase pedal? Also, youre this fixed filter was just always on during the rhythm guitar? Sorry if im misunderstanding that.

  • @tonehammer7276
    @tonehammer7276Ай бұрын

    My favorit song of all time!

  • @tonehammer7276
    @tonehammer7276Ай бұрын

    Insane that you did the solo too! Very well done overall. I also have a Corgan Strat ;) a Cobalt Blue American Ultra with Black Pickguard and white Lace Sensors (Red, Silver, Blue). I love it!

  • @ceeland8190
    @ceeland8190Ай бұрын

    silverfuck when

  • @doubled5383
    @doubled5383Ай бұрын

    I think you can use an expression pedal on the deco and sweep the lag time. Would act like an Electric Mistress sweep. Could be wrong, but I just bought an expression pedal to try it. Also I regularly use the MXR Q Zone as a filter effect - gets the Mick Ronson Ziggy Stardust sound or the Rocket filter sound.

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    That would definitely work as well for the intro filter sweep on Rocket. I use the Deco lag time to get a filtered sound with the Big Muff and it sound great. Not quite the same as Siamese Dream like the Bi Phase but I think it’s generally more useful from a live perspective.

  • @sugarnap245
    @sugarnap2452 ай бұрын

    6:44 are you using just the muff only? Or the dist + into the muff?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClarkАй бұрын

    That’s just the Big Muff.

  • @tmiw597
    @tmiw5972 ай бұрын

    The best cover I've ever heard.

  • @tehlolercaust
    @tehlolercaust2 ай бұрын

    All this channel has taught me is that i'm not allowed to have hobbies outside guitar with all the absolutely unaffordable shit necessary, lol

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark2 ай бұрын

    Glad you’re figuring it out 🤣 You can always grab the affordable alternatives for this sound. A Boss Tera Echo and a mild chorus sound will get you very close.

  • @thezerne
    @thezerne2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the info Eddie, used the Bi-Phase plugin on my Today cover I just uploaded, it made a big difference to the tone! 🙌

  • @AIC68
    @AIC682 ай бұрын

    🤘😈🤘🔥🔥🔥

  • @rextopher
    @rextopher2 ай бұрын

    Dude, you friggin rule. Found the channel looking for how the mutron biphase was specifically used on SD. wow man, i found what i was looking for and so much more

  • @mediocreguitarist22
    @mediocreguitarist222 ай бұрын

    Hey Eddie! I did a cover of Cherub Rock and I would appreciate your feedback on the tone I was able to get - kzread.info/dash/bejne/p51_1MqxpZbMgLw.html&ab_channel=MediocreGuitarist Great video by the way! Very informative!

  • @JohnSpo
    @JohnSpo2 ай бұрын

    yours sounds better than the one I made in the helix. I gotta go tweak mine now. You're getting the snarl in like exactly the right spots. Mine is there but it's a bit more random.

  • @clfnole
    @clfnoleАй бұрын

    Did you use the 2203 amp in the Helix? If so for the clean tone as well?

  • @JohnSpo
    @JohnSpoАй бұрын

    @@clfnole it was probably the 2203 or 2204. Definitely one of the Marshalls

  • @JohnSpo
    @JohnSpo2 ай бұрын

    I made a helix preset for the cherub rock solo and it's a lot of the same effects you're using. I use their "retro-reel" and that's pretty much what the strymon is doing here. I have the synth running parallel at one point in the chain with the mix down to keep it sort of subtle. I have their mutron bi-phase model on there as well. I can't remember the exact amp model I'm using, it's either a JCM 800 or JCM 2000, with the drive up and a good amount of mids, and a treble booster into a big muff model. I can't remember if I put any other modulation on it. I might have done a chorus or a very slow flange set very low. I think I also used a wah set on one frequency with mix down to about 40 or 45 just to get some extra pop on the mids.

  • @wesmitchem825
    @wesmitchem8252 ай бұрын

    I thought he also used a fender bender and ampeg scrambler

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark2 ай бұрын

    The Fender Blender was used on MCIS and the Ampeg has no confirmed use. Still a great fuzz though.

  • @wesmitchem825
    @wesmitchem8252 ай бұрын

    Yeah I kinda get what was used on what album confused I've read to many interviews around the same time so it's easy to get mixed up billy himself seems to contradict himself on what he used as the years he's mentioned alot of pedals he might have screwed around with in the studio but didn't actually make the record

  • @kkrsnn5632
    @kkrsnn56322 ай бұрын

    Did you block the bridge on your guitars?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark2 ай бұрын

    I don’t block them off but I used 5 springs in the back

  • @kkrsnn5632
    @kkrsnn56322 ай бұрын

    @@EddieClark is the tuning stable etc? Harder to bend I guess?

  • @EddieClark
    @EddieClark2 ай бұрын

    Tuning is very stable and I don’t have any problems bending. I use 9s on half of my guitars and 10s on the others so they are all pretty easy to deal with.

  • @billscepkowski6397
    @billscepkowski63972 ай бұрын

    @williampatrickcorgan1288

  • @billscepkowski6397
    @billscepkowski63972 ай бұрын

    Has @billycorgan seen this?