By far their best. Its the only album they did where I like every song on an album. The use of synthesizers was done perfectly and the melodies to songwriting to the whole epic feel is just incredible. Its actually my personal favorite album of all time. There is no album I listen to more then somewhere in time. These guys were on point as a band with this album. Epic shit lol
i need this tone. Impossible to get it just right though. Omg adrians tone on this album is incredible. Probably one of the best tones ive ever heard. so unique.
I think that even Maiden dislike this album. Can't wait for their next tour. I wish they would ever play 7th Son live again, and Alexander The Great. I would lose it if they do it XD
@@EugeValovirta230V yes.... Classic. I jam to it all the time. We use to play a lot of Savatage in my high-school metal band. EVIL GREEN... Good ol backyard keg parties
Man your playing is just mindblowing! Strafing through your vids just to listen your playing parts! Cause i'm personally too noob to learn, even though i'm having hamer cali elite - just an museum thing to me ;D
Very cool video. My favorite Iron Maiden album! So many great solos. I especially love Adrian Smith's phrasing on this album and his whammy bar vibrato.
it sound very close, I own a Gallien Krueger 250ML. in the output of the preamp it mix in parallel, stereo chorus, original signal and the stereo echo. the echo is a BBD short multitap delay with some feedback. It is a very nice amp.
This is the way, my buddy bought the amp in 1986 because of this album and still has it. It was common knowledge if you are an old fart. Plug into one it screams Somewhere in Time
Very nice explanation and demonstration of getting that great lush guitar tones that Maiden used on that song and the Sonewhere in time album. Thank you for great video
Thx Euge u have a great selection of vids. like screamn for vengeance, something for everyone lol i saw this tour after this glam kicked in and metal died lol 2nd night of 2 nights at maple leaf gardens bruce is saying get off your feet or we're leaving..also round this time the wall of marshalls were being replaced by racks as u could see many little lights at side stage
I have this amp. I've had it since '89?? It was a fun amp to take to your buddies house with your guitar since it is a lunch box combo. Plus I've plug it into a 4x12 and didn't sound bad as Maiden clearly showed. It's been stored in my garage for at least 23 years. time to dust it off, plug in and see if it still works.
You take me back to 1986, when was 14 and played an Ibanez Roadstar II with Boss pedals through my Peavey Bandit 65 and Roland DAC15D ... played through the Somewhere in time album every day, note for note...great job Euge!!
Dave and Adrian switched to Gallien-Krueger 250RL amps after one of their trucks crashed in the Arizona desert on the Powerslave tour in late '85 destroying their Marshall amplifiers.
I’m so happy I found your Chanel man, I’m learning a lot! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with everybody. Great video as usual, keep it up d good work 🤘🏽
Amazing time for Iron Maiden and the tour for that album was out of this world. Saw them in 86 for Somewhere In Time tour. Up the Irons! 🤘🏻 In the Studio they changed up to Solid State Galien Krueger 250 ML’s. Live they used Marshall’s and Galien Krueger 250 RL (rack version of 250 ML) The Galien Krueger 250 ML and RL had built in chorus.
amazing how caught somewhere in time's groove & drive during the intro parts is completely from Nicko and Steve while Dave and Adrian play harmonies and melodies.
They`ve been used Gallien Krueger solid state amps with stereo speakers and inbuilt analog stereo chorus on Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son of the Seventh Son. :)
Love This channel! One of my fav albums of all time. This is why Helloween used the GK with Marshall cab on Keeper 1. That chorus is a time traveler! :)
Awesome video 🔥 I used to play all those great iron maiden songs in my band in th 80s. I had fender stereo chorus ran in stereo power amp to 4 x12s all in stereo sounded just like somewhere in time tone I have overloud and a nice pedal board and jcm 2000 head. Now I'm gonna try your way sounds awesome man🔥🔥
Ohh, the nostalgia. Somewhere in Time was my first ever owned LP. Must have been 8 years old or something. In that time childrens music scene wasn't polluted with Smurfs, or whatever other nonsense, thank god... but nevertheless, oh boy, the guitar tone still raises goosebumps. It's god damn beatifull! And you really captured that same essence here once again. Beautiful. Thank you. Keep 'em coming.
Great tone and playing! They did indeed use the Gallien Krueger 250ML on both Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I have read that they actually mic'd up the two 6.5" speakers in the combo but that seems quite hard to believe. Either way, killer albums and tone. Great job recreating it! Also, seeing that JCM800ZW really makes me miss mine, should have never sold it.
@@metalinsights9664 I don't remember the exact site name. There are comments on other UA-cam videos saying it too but who is to say whether that is true or not. I mic'd up the speakers in mine and recorded it on my channel and it definitely gets in that realm. With better technique and a better ear, I am sure it could get pretty close.
They used Gallien Krueger 250ML/RL amps for Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son. And they also Gallien Krueger 2000cpl for Seventh Tour of a Seventh Tour.
Nice video! Here's a suggestion for a similar one: Painkiller by Judas Priest. The guitar in that album sounds extra sharp and crispy, and I have NO idea how they made that sound.
I believe the missing "last mile" of tone here is the fact that Smith and Murray used Roland guitar synths to track the album. That being said, this is the damn closest I have seen to getting there through more traditional/available means. Great job Euge, I'm gonna pick up an extra chorus pedal and try to get close to what you've got!
Oh I can't remember what I had on this one but I put always pics of the stuff I'm using on my videos and those are the settings I used on that particular video.
You killed that song!! Loved this album when it came out. The guitar tones sounded a mile wide to me back then. You've reproduced them fantastically. Thanks for the video, loved it!! 🤘🤘
You uploaded this on my 50th birthday dude...just watching it now...have seen Maiden a few times...no EMGs..😂I hope to meet you one day, for a jam and a beer or two.😎.
I've been wanting to replicate this album sound and I was very close, but you helped me out to get the sound I was looking for, thank you very much, you don't know how much does it mean for me!!!
@@EugeValovirta230V one little suggestion would be to use two delays instead of just one the first one with a very short delay, and the second one would be the one indicated in the video, it is jus a subtle difference but gets so much closer to the Somewhere in Time sound!
Great video Euge! I used to play parts of this song a long time ago, but I always had trouble with the solo. Thanks to you, I will take another serious look at it. I am a little better than I used to be, so I think I can play more of this one now. It's a great song, and a great album. A true classic. C-D-E formula Maiden is known for! I had forgotten about the Gallien Krueger ml250 they used on this album. Thanks for making this video. You nailed this one! Fun song, that is not too hard to play. ( At least the main parts. )
Could be. I used the small Rockman headphone amp on two Shining’s albums for semi overdriven sounds and Def Leppard used it heavily on ’Hysteria’. And so many bands especially in the 80s 😎👌.
Of course we all know the reason for that classic iron maiden sound was because of the Gallien Kreuger 250 ML amplifier that was used. That amp is also used by Def Leppard, Rush, and even Death.
Still needs the Marshalls the GK's were mixed together with those I remember owning a JMP 1 and using a Super Distortion loaded superstrat, i could ALMOST nail that album tone there was just a weird midrange honk present in the recording that I couldn't achieve with the gear I had, which i suspect came from the GK amps
Awesome Euge! I love that guitar. I also wanted to tell you I got a TSL 100 last night and it's awesome. The most versatile Marshall I've played. Have a good one man!!
I love this tutorial Euge! Somewhere In Time is my favorite Iron Maiden album without a shadow of a doubt! The tone is also one of my absolute favorites! So thank you for this! It's a shame they stopped making the Gallien Kruger 250ML and 250RL's though.. When I'm able to recreate this tone I'll grab a Marshall JCM800 2203 and a Marshall 1960B 4x12 Cabinet (Same cabinet Adrian Smith uses).. As for effect pedals I'll use the Boss Super Overdrive SD-1 and the Boss Chorus Ensemble CE-5 along with a Boss RV-6 Reverb.. But I want your opinion on a couple of things.. What do you suggest I use for the Micropitch sound since I prefer using effect pedals? Would a Boss PS6 Harmonist do the job? And last but not least.. Do you recommend using either a Boss DD-3 or Boss DD-7 Digital Delay for the sound as mentioned? Cheers Euge!
Thanks! Glad to hear that man! You have a pretty cool rig I must say 😎👌. I’m not 100% sure about the BOSS Micropitch but I think it should do the job. The new Micropitch pedal from Eventide will surely do it: www.eventideaudio.com/products/stompboxes/pitch-delay-pedal/micropitch-delay I have both DD-3 & DD-7 and they both sound the same to me but DD-7 has just more different delays. I use the basic digital delay - mode always anyways on both so they both work 👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V Awesome! Thank you so much man I'll definitely check those out! From what I gather you'd be able to get close to Adrian Smith's signature sound by using the following: 1. Adrian Smith Jackson San Dimas Dinky Signature 2. Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer 3. Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble 4. Boss RV-6 Reverb 5. Marshall JCM800 2203 6. Marshall 1960B 4x12 Cabinet But again thanks so much Euge! I'll definitely keep those in mind!
Thanks Euge, Really enjoyed the video, it's not maiden if it don't gallop and have E, C And D in it... unless its fear of the dark where they pushed the boat out and did the same thing in D
Awesome man, badass tone! You should definitely check out OSTROGOTH, band from the 80's that are part of the NWOBHM scene (together with TANK, Tygers of Pan Tang etc.) that influenced Metallica, Arch Enemy..Check the songs Full Moon's Eyes (Hetfields favourite), Vlad Strigoi, Love In The Streets, Sign Of Life...Loads of Maiden, Priest, Scorpions and Schenker in there, you'll definitely love it! I'm the current lead guitarist for them, and it's big fun to play those tracks 🤘
Best Maiden Album ever🙏❤️🤘❤️🙌🙌🙌🙌
One of my all time favourites 👌.
Also! One of the best metal albums ever made!
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My personal favorite!
By far their best. Its the only album they did where I like every song on an album. The use of synthesizers was done perfectly and the melodies to songwriting to the whole epic feel is just incredible. Its actually my personal favorite album of all time. There is no album I listen to more then somewhere in time. These guys were on point as a band with this album. Epic shit lol
This channel is a huge relief from all the common guitar youtubers.
Go on. We players owe you alot!
Oh thanks! Really glad to hear! 🙏☺️
So true!!!
First In Flames and now Maiden? This channel is pure gold!
Thanks Matt! 😎🙏☺️
He is not joking around.
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Exactly! You got my sub. Sounds awesome
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i need this tone. Impossible to get it just right though. Omg adrians tone on this album is incredible. Probably one of the best tones ive ever heard. so unique.
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I know it isn't popular, but my all time favorite Maiden record (by miles) is Somewhere in Time.
Great album indeed 🤟👌.
I think that even Maiden dislike this album. Can't wait for their next tour. I wish they would ever play 7th Son live again, and Alexander The Great. I would lose it if they do it XD
It's actually a lot of peoples favorite Maiden record. It's my favorite.
Somewhere in time and Seventh Son are Maidens absolute best. Brave New World is also good for a more modern album.
You're not alone
I remember staring at that album art on this one for hours while listening to it over an over. You nailed the tone.
Likewise. Thanks Scott!
Same here! Still remember the smell of the new cds and tape inserts 😂
New idea, Edge of thorns or Hall of the mountain King, Savatage
Oh it’s been a while so maybe I need to visit that album again 😎.
@@EugeValovirta230V yes.... Classic. I jam to it all the time. We use to play a lot of Savatage in my high-school metal band. EVIL GREEN... Good ol backyard keg parties
Mountain King is such a killer song. Classic 80's power metal.
I very rarely ever say that for a UA-cam video, but congratulations on such a fantastic content. You should be proud of this 👍👏👌
Oh thanks! Really glad to hear this!
It's a glorious guitar sound and the way the bass harmonises with it is genius.
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New sound for the band, it was an amazing album, and the solo of the first track is one of my favourite of the Irons.
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KILLER..... would love to see this whole album done live in it's entirety.
Thanks!
Would be awesome indeed 👌.
Man your playing is just mindblowing! Strafing through your vids just to listen your playing parts! Cause i'm personally too noob to learn, even though i'm having hamer cali elite - just an museum thing to me ;D
Oh thanks! Really glad to hear!
another great video - i`m a big fan of your playing - so much oldschool metal and very tasty - your flow ist amazing
Thanks man!
Euge for Guitar President! What a wonderful GUY! You rock Euge i would love to drink beer with you and listen to you talking about music related!!!!
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That play through of caught somewhere in time was something else. Nice one! Probably my favourite of maidens albums
Very cool video. My favorite Iron Maiden album! So many great solos. I especially love Adrian Smith's phrasing on this album and his whammy bar vibrato.
Thanks! One of my favourites too!
it sound very close, I own a Gallien Krueger 250ML. in the output of the preamp it mix in parallel, stereo chorus, original signal and the stereo echo. the echo is a BBD short multitap delay with some feedback. It is a very nice amp.
Thanks!
Yeah that’s quite an amp indeed 👌😎.
This is the way, my buddy bought the amp in 1986 because of this album and still has it. It was common knowledge if you are an old fart. Plug into one it screams Somewhere in Time
Very nice explanation and demonstration of getting that great lush guitar tones that Maiden used on that song and the Sonewhere in time album. Thank you for great video
Thanks!
amazing performance and almost identical sound!
Thanks!
Beautifully done EV. That tone will never get old.
Thanks man!
Thx Euge u have a great selection of vids. like screamn for vengeance, something for everyone lol i saw this tour after this glam kicked in and metal died lol 2nd night of 2 nights at maple leaf gardens bruce is saying get off your feet or we're leaving..also round this time the wall of marshalls were being replaced by racks as u could see many little lights at side stage
Thanks man! 🤟
Dude .Your the best.This will change my guitar playing for the better. Luv it..💚😎 Thanx
Cool! Thanks man!
Criss Oliva , killer guitarist from Savatage, R.I.P. great tones and riffs
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Maiden used Gallien-Krueger ml-250 amps on this record 🙂
Thats what I remember too 😉 These Transistor-heads...
@@olirossow3179 it was a combo. You can find a photo in the net. Adrian Smith sitting with his Jackson near this amp.
Ah yes it was that! Thanks for reminding 😎👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V 🤘🤘🤘
I have this amp. I've had it since '89?? It was a fun amp to take to your buddies house with your guitar since it is a lunch box combo. Plus I've plug it into a 4x12 and didn't sound bad as Maiden clearly showed.
It's been stored in my garage for at least 23 years. time to dust it off, plug in and see if it still works.
You take me back to 1986, when was 14 and played an Ibanez Roadstar II with Boss pedals through my Peavey Bandit 65 and Roland DAC15D ... played through the Somewhere in time album every day, note for note...great job Euge!!
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Some fantastic playing there.
Thanks!
Nice job.thanks for breaking it down for us non theory versed people like me.you nailed it.Easy to understand.
Glad to hear Steve! Thanks!
Dave and Adrian switched to Gallien-Krueger 250RL amps after one of their trucks crashed in the Arizona desert on the Powerslave tour in late '85 destroying their Marshall amplifiers.
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One of maidens best albums!
Awesome tone and playing man! 🤘🏻
Yeah!
Thanks!
I’m so happy I found your Chanel man, I’m learning a lot! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with everybody. Great video as usual, keep it up d good work 🤘🏽
Oh thanks man! Really glad to hear this! 🤟🙏
Amazing time for Iron Maiden and the tour for that album was out of this world. Saw them in 86 for Somewhere In Time tour. Up the Irons! 🤘🏻
In the Studio they changed up to Solid State Galien Krueger 250 ML’s. Live they used Marshall’s and Galien Krueger 250 RL (rack version of 250 ML) The Galien Krueger 250 ML and RL had built in chorus.
Indeed! 👌🤘
amazing how caught somewhere in time's groove & drive during the intro parts is completely from Nicko and Steve while Dave and Adrian play harmonies and melodies.
Indeed 👌
They`ve been used Gallien Krueger solid state amps with stereo speakers and inbuilt analog stereo chorus on Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son of the Seventh Son. :)
250ml through marshall 4x12 with t75's for SIT;
Seventh son was a 2100 sel
Love This channel! One of my fav albums of all time. This is why Helloween used the GK with Marshall cab on Keeper 1. That chorus is a time traveler! :)
Glad to hear man! Thanks!
Ok I didn’t think anyone could ever make those epic solos even better, but holy fuck man that ripped! Cheers!!!!
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Great video! It's a complete lesson: the gear, the tones, the notes... Thank you, Euge. From Brazil.
Thanks man!
Great lesson. Brilliantly explained. Thank you for taking your time 2 explain. Class👌🤘
Thanks!
Nailed it dude! Excellent playing and sound as always, with a detailed and clear breakdown. Thank you.
Thanks!
Great sound and great guitar playing skills ! I always liked Iron Maiden , especially the albums from the 80's .
Thanks man! Me too 👌🤘.
Wow! Great playing !👏 🤘🔥💪
I think it's my favourite Maiden album( even the art work is badass,)
Thanks!
Yeah! 🔥
Awesome video 🔥 I used to play all those great iron maiden songs in my band in th 80s. I had fender stereo chorus ran in stereo power amp to 4 x12s all in stereo sounded just like somewhere in time tone
I have overloud and a nice pedal board and jcm 2000 head. Now I'm gonna try your way sounds awesome man🔥🔥
Thanks! Rock on!
Ohh, the nostalgia. Somewhere in Time was my first ever owned LP. Must have been 8 years old or something. In that time childrens music scene wasn't polluted with Smurfs, or whatever other nonsense, thank god... but nevertheless, oh boy, the guitar tone still raises goosebumps. It's god damn beatifull! And you really captured that same essence here once again. Beautiful. Thank you. Keep 'em coming.
Thanks man! One of the first ones for me too.
Incredible, what a tone man
Thanks Dan!
Excellent video as always and your English is fantastic. Thank you!
Glad to hear! Thanks Joel! 🙏☺️
Excellent. I need more. give me more. Thank you for taking the time. look forward to more.
Thanks! Roger that 👌😎🎼🎸
Starting to love this channel more and more. Tone and playing never disappoints plus. Great videos man, keep it up!
Glad to hear Will! Thanks!
Great tone and playing! They did indeed use the Gallien Krueger 250ML on both Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I have read that they actually mic'd up the two 6.5" speakers in the combo but that seems quite hard to believe. Either way, killer albums and tone. Great job recreating it!
Also, seeing that JCM800ZW really makes me miss mine, should have never sold it.
Thanks!
Do you remember where you read that?
@@metalinsights9664 I don't remember the exact site name. There are comments on other UA-cam videos saying it too but who is to say whether that is true or not. I mic'd up the speakers in mine and recorded it on my channel and it definitely gets in that realm. With better technique and a better ear, I am sure it could get pretty close.
They used Gallien Krueger 250ML/RL amps for Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son. And they also Gallien Krueger 2000cpl for Seventh Tour of a Seventh Tour.
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FYI, Guitar amp used for the Somewhere in Time album was the Gallien Krueger 250 ML.
I know 👌😎
My favorite Iron Maiden guitar tone and you nailed it! 😎🤘
Glad to hear! Thanks!
You should cover the whole album....that was fuckin epic!!!
Oh that’d take some time to program the drums etc. but maybe some day 😎.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
This is one of the best youtube channels alongside with Ola Englund!!!!. You both should make a coffee Video!!! So much knowledge in this channel!!!
Thanks Paulo! I’m available if he’s up for it 😎.
Euge, that was killer! Adrian and Dave would nod in appreciation.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Classic and killer sound... You nailed again, great job.. Ev. Congrats on your 8.100 followers... And up..
Thanks man!
You killed it! Impressive!
Thanks!
Wow- you are really impressive. I love watching and learning from you. Thank you sincerely.
Thanks Andrew!
EXCELLENT WORK BROTH!! thanx a lot to share all this magic with us!!!!!
Thanks man!
sick tone. wonder if i can get close with my marshall dsl40cr
Euge, put "The Sword" on your list? Great band from here in Texas.
Thanks for the tip! Gotta check it out 👌.
One of my favorites for sure
Nice video! Here's a suggestion for a similar one: Painkiller by Judas Priest. The guitar in that album sounds extra sharp and crispy, and I have NO idea how they made that sound.
Thanks!
Oh yeah great suggestion man! Will add to my to do - list 🤘.
Amazing tone!! Best video Ive seen of this classic album. Listening to those harmonies with the bass felt very inspiring.
Thanks! ☺️🙏
That boss super overdrive just put smile on my face :D it is truly an awesome sounding pedal. In my opinion very versitale too!
Exactly! 👌
Love your videos man. Thank you from Texas. Cheers 🍻
Glad to hear! Thanks man!
I believe the missing "last mile" of tone here is the fact that Smith and Murray used Roland guitar synths to track the album. That being said, this is the damn closest I have seen to getting there through more traditional/available means. Great job Euge, I'm gonna pick up an extra chorus pedal and try to get close to what you've got!
Thanks man!
Thank you for your dedication and motivation. Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱. You got a new subscriber 👍🏼
Thanks! 🙏☺️
Killer playing and sound.
Thanks!
Hi. What are tbe settings of the Boss sd 1 overdrive, boss chorus and boss delays and reverb pedals ? Thanks a lot ...
Oh I can't remember what I had on this one but I put always pics of the stuff I'm using on my videos and those are the settings I used on that particular video.
awesome video Euge!!! iron maiden was a HUGE part of my teenage years..."piece of mind" is my favorite...great content brother!!!
Thanks man!
Mine too!
Love this conrwnt man and your knowledge of all this stuff thanks for sharing Greetings from austria ❤️
Thanks man! Glad to hear!
You killed that song!! Loved this album when it came out. The guitar tones sounded a mile wide to me back then. You've reproduced them fantastically. Thanks for the video, loved it!! 🤘🤘
Thanks William!
You uploaded this on my 50th birthday dude...just watching it now...have seen Maiden a few times...no EMGs..😂I hope to meet you one day, for a jam and a beer or two.😎.
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I've been wanting to replicate this album sound and I was very close, but you helped me out to get the sound I was looking for, thank you very much, you don't know how much does it mean for me!!!
Glad to hear this! Thanks!
@@EugeValovirta230V one little suggestion would be to use two delays instead of just one the first one with a very short delay, and the second one would be the one indicated in the video, it is jus a subtle difference but gets so much closer to the Somewhere in Time sound!
That’s what I had 😎. It’s a stereo delay and automatically does that when inserted into a stereo track 😉👌.
I have found this channel today and it is really great, no doubts, thanks for interesting content.
Thanks! Glad to hear!
Screaming For Vengeance and Somewhere In Time are some of the greatest metal albums of all time!
The lead at 11:00 is heavenly
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Bloody brilliant! Thank you, Euge.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Great video Euge! I used to play parts of this song a long time ago, but I always had trouble with the solo. Thanks to you, I will take another serious look at it. I am a little better than I used to be, so I think I can play more of this one now. It's a great song, and a great album. A true classic. C-D-E formula Maiden is known for! I had forgotten about the Gallien Krueger ml250 they used on this album. Thanks for making this video. You nailed this one! Fun song, that is not too hard to play. ( At least the main parts. )
Thanks man! 🙏👌😊
Loving your channel Euge! Keep producing this awesome content!!!
Thanks Julian! 🙏 I will 😎
I am heard they used some of Tom Scholtz - Rockman equipment for the recording of this album.
Could be. I used the small Rockman headphone amp on two Shining’s albums for semi overdriven sounds and Def Leppard used it heavily on ’Hysteria’. And so many bands especially in the 80s 😎👌.
Of course we all know the reason for that classic iron maiden sound was because of the Gallien Kreuger 250 ML amplifier that was used. That amp is also used by Def Leppard, Rush, and even Death.
These are excellent videos, well done! So much new and interesting guitar nerdism, thanks!
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Fantastic. Can we simulate this on a jcm effect on a regular pedal (mooer ge 200) if we add micro pitch reverb and delay ?
Probably. Worth a try 👌.
Brutal as usual, stay safe and cheers🍻
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You nailed that playing mate!
Thanks!
Option 2 - try and find a Gallien Krueger amp that is still working :)
Great stuff.
Indeed 😁👌.
Thanks!
Still needs the Marshalls
the GK's were mixed together with those
I remember owning a JMP 1 and using a Super Distortion loaded superstrat, i could ALMOST nail that album tone
there was just a weird midrange honk present in the recording that I couldn't achieve with the gear I had, which i suspect came from the GK amps
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The guitar tone on that album reminds me of Floyd in many places.
I hear ya 👌🎸😎.
Awesome Euge! I love that guitar. I also wanted to tell you I got a TSL 100 last night and it's awesome. The most versatile Marshall I've played. Have a good one man!!
Thanks James! Cool! It is indeed 👌💪.
Love your videos, bro!!! That album came out in 1986, when I was in high school. Lol
Thanks Mark!
This is awesome!!! Can you maybe try the anthrax among the living or spreading the disease tone. That would be awesome!
Thanks!
Anthrax is one of my all time favourite bands so yes indeed. I’ll add to my to do - list 👌.
Hello. Thank you. How to get Satchel sound?
now on the banjo !
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Hello
I dont know nothing about guitars but found this very intresting.
Another special studio guitar sound is from Megadeth so far so good so what.
Oh cool! Really glad to hear! Have to keep that in mind 😎.
I love this tutorial Euge! Somewhere In Time is my favorite Iron Maiden album without a shadow of a doubt! The tone is also one of my absolute favorites! So thank you for this! It's a shame they stopped making the Gallien Kruger 250ML and 250RL's though..
When I'm able to recreate this tone I'll grab a Marshall JCM800 2203 and a Marshall 1960B 4x12 Cabinet (Same cabinet Adrian Smith uses)..
As for effect pedals I'll use the Boss Super Overdrive SD-1 and the Boss Chorus Ensemble CE-5 along with a Boss RV-6 Reverb.. But I want your opinion on a couple of things.. What do you suggest I use for the Micropitch sound since I prefer using effect pedals? Would a Boss PS6 Harmonist do the job?
And last but not least.. Do you recommend using either a Boss DD-3 or Boss DD-7 Digital Delay for the sound as mentioned?
Cheers Euge!
Thanks! Glad to hear that man!
You have a pretty cool rig I must say 😎👌.
I’m not 100% sure about the BOSS Micropitch but I think it should do the job. The new Micropitch pedal from Eventide will surely do it: www.eventideaudio.com/products/stompboxes/pitch-delay-pedal/micropitch-delay
I have both DD-3 & DD-7 and they both sound the same to me but DD-7 has just more different delays. I use the basic digital delay - mode always anyways on both so they both work 👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V Awesome! Thank you so much man I'll definitely check those out!
From what I gather you'd be able to get close to Adrian Smith's signature sound by using the following:
1. Adrian Smith Jackson San Dimas Dinky Signature
2. Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer
3. Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble
4. Boss RV-6 Reverb
5. Marshall JCM800 2203
6. Marshall 1960B 4x12 Cabinet
But again thanks so much Euge! I'll definitely keep those in mind!
You’re welcome man! 🙏👌
Just discovered your channel yesterday. Great topics, man! Very informative and enjoyable content! :)
Glad to hear man! Thanks!
Very useful chanel! continue bro!
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Loving this, Euge! Really good job with the sounds and the explanation! Thx!
Thanks man! Glad to hear!
Thanks Euge, Really enjoyed the video, it's not maiden if it don't gallop and have E, C And D in it... unless its fear of the dark where they pushed the boat out and did the same thing in D
Indeed! 😎
Thanks Nic!
Awesome man, badass tone! You should definitely check out OSTROGOTH, band from the 80's that are part of the NWOBHM scene (together with TANK, Tygers of Pan Tang etc.) that influenced Metallica, Arch Enemy..Check the songs Full Moon's Eyes (Hetfields favourite), Vlad Strigoi, Love In The Streets, Sign Of Life...Loads of Maiden, Priest, Scorpions and Schenker in there, you'll definitely love it! I'm the current lead guitarist for them, and it's big fun to play those tracks 🤘
Thanks Bram!
Ok cool! Will check you out 🤘🔥🎼.
Maiden used the Gallien Krueger 250ml for the album, and even live
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another awesome video from teacher awesome job love iron maiden thank you again for another awesome lesson you rock!!! cheers EUGE!
Thanks man!