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@kevinlambert3161 Hi Kev! The multi-effects was run into a Line 6 150watt combo. Could pretty much do it with any amp as I was simply using the bass, mid & treble on the amp. Everything else is on the effects unit; turbo overdrive, delay, reverb & harmoniser/pitch-shifter. Not too heavy on the overdrive & keep the effect level relatively low on the pitch-shifter; so that you can just hear it chiming without sounding like a Jamaican steel drum 😉

@@angleparktv7006 Brilliant . Thanks for that, I’m having a lot of fun with Harvest Home. I’m using the Tweed sim at the moment with the Turbo off but I’ll try a cleaner amp with the Turbo on 👌🏻

@benjaminprivitt9530 Thanks so much for your kind comments! Yep...turbo overdrive without being too heavy. I'm constantly fiddling about with the settings for the pitch shifter, so that it doesn't have so much of the Jamaican steel drum sound...just a nice bit of chime. Our other guitarist has same set-up as you; with a Katana...although I'm trying to get him to roll back with the chime a little lol

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@Jim-um1sv Thanks for that Jim!

@@Jim-um1sv We're playing at the end of the month if you fancy it 😉...

@@angleparktv7006 got a lot on at the minute, travelling and stuff but thanks for the offer.. But maybe in the future I'll go see you lads.. Cheers mate..

Thanks so much for the compliment! Correct....the album version of Lost Patrol has Stuart using an Ebow for the elongated lead intro. The chrome ones are hard to find these days...they're the plastic ones with a harmonic switch nowadays. Sorry to hear about your playing issues with your hands.

@@angleparktv7006 thank you - yes its hard to play now so i just watch the experts! Do you know if he used the GT-5 for 'Walk The Hill'? It always amazed me being part Scots, that he managed to make his guitar sound like bagpipes! Incredible!!

@scopex2749 No....the GT-5 is just my own multi-effects unit that I use to try & get somewhere close to the BC sound...I've had it for 20 years lol. Stuart & Bruce both used a rack-mounted MXR pitch transposer unit to create what everyone refers to as the 'bagpipe' guitar sound back in the 80's. They're another thing that's very hard to find these days. The MXR is only part of a more complex rack mounted effects system featuring things like echo & reverb etc. I just do it the easy way by using a the multi-effects unit at my feet lol! To answer your question regarding 'I Walk The Hill'....there's probably not a lot of the pitch-shifter used on it...if any...it's more to do with the opening riffs being doubled up & with overdubs added in.

you should apply..

@@ef7480 sorry I'm committed to a band on the pro circuit ,I love B C and the 2 main features of the band that made them unique is the guitar sound which you've nailed it perfectly, then mark Brezicki, his style and clever cymbal patterns make up almost there own melody, which sadly the guy you had on some videos didn't really do it , However I really don't won't to give you the wrong impression I totally agree with playing your favorite bands music and keeping it live and perhaps he's nailed it by now but having been in 4 pro tribute bands I think if you want to be A Tribute .it needs to be good .but I sincerely hope you have every success and enjoy all that you do

@@MrCleebo64- what tribute band is it? PS - this isn’t my band by the way..

@@ef7480 sorry about that ,,Angle park big country tribute

@@MrCleebo64 - hold on, thats the name of the band in the vid - I'm confused

Hi Lars, thanks for that! Yes, the sound on 'Everything I Need' is produced by an E-bow.

@@angleparktv7006Thank you 🥂👍

Thanks for that Mark! Really appreciate the kind comments! We'd love to get over to Scotland to play if we could get a promoter or a venue to put us on 🙂....

Aye...he's good is our Richie 😁. When I first contacted him about joining the band, he spent a good couple of months learning the contents of the album & other songs before we got together to start rehearsals for the first time in over a year in July.

@@angleparktv7006 when I was young, all I wanted to do is play "synthesizers". When I was about 11, I discovered Tony Butler and John Tyler and saw "Stop Making Sense" and I knew bass was in my DNA. Good job and new sub here.

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The microphone on my phone didn't pick up the guitars too well. Other footage from someone's else's phone has better sound quality. From now on, we'll use bass bins which will help the out-front sound.

Dedicated live rock music venue. We were supposed to be playing in their partly covered beer garden, but the gig was brought inside due to the weather. We were hooked up to the in-house PA, so the sound was being pumped right round the whole venue & we were using our own stage monitors. The sound was great...but yes, the phone mic doesn't do it justice.

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Thanks for that lol! We did those videos well over a year ago now. We've since re-vamped the line-up with a new rhythm section & hopefully we're sounding even better again 😉. We're back gigging next weekend. Can't wait! 😉