Cheers for putting this up, I'm learning at the moment and its easy to work out with just guitar. Love the tone, got a vst called reaxis that does a good job of recreating this era. Sounds so thicc and crunchy
@@Freezard Tem razão. # Images and Words - Mesa Quad Preamp, Mesa Triaxis/2:90, Marshall JMP1 for Metropolis Pt.1, Roland JC120 for cleans. # Awake - Only album to be quadruple layered. 2 takes using Dual Rectifier, 2 takes using Mark IIC+ # A Change of Seasons - Mark IIC+, Mark IV, TriAxis # Falling Into Infinity - Dual Rectifier, Mark IIC+, Mark IIB, Mark IV, TriAxis # Scenes From A Memory - Mark IIC+, Mark IV # Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence - Mark IIC+, Dual Rectifier # Train Of Thought - Road King Series I # Octavarium - Road King Series I, Mark IV, Lone Star # Systematic Chaos - Lone Star, Mark IV, Dual Rectifier # Black Clouds & Silver Linings - Lone Star, Mark IV, Mark IIC+, Mark V # Suspended Animation (solo cd) - Roadking Series 1, Mark IIC+ # Liquid Tension Experiment - TriAxis, 2:90 power amp # Liquid Tension Experiment 2 - Mark IIC+, Mark IV
@@atomestudio8864 I watched an interview with John and he mentioned using a Zoom 9002 for the clean parts in Metropolis. Not sure about the other songs, though. I think it’s the one he did with the Captain at Andertons music.
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7:47 that clean part is just beautiful
Masterpiece
Still surprised how much E Standard tuning is so versatile and can be heavy when creative enough
i loved the "Images&Words" Tones ..... humbucker from hell in the neck ... tone zone in the bridge .... THIS is the petruccitone !!!!!
Didnt he use the air norton in the neck?
@@randomguitarnote8887 not in this album/tour
The best tone
What is lexbus doing here????
@@harveyb1963 I've got good taste
John did use a zoom multi effect. He did knows how to set the sh!t !!!
4:27 so damn clean
I can listen to this just as much as the record
Cheers for putting this up, I'm learning at the moment and its easy to work out with just guitar. Love the tone, got a vst called reaxis that does a good job of recreating this era. Sounds so thicc and crunchy
6:21 I want to tattoo this on my mind
Absolutely amazing 🤩
🎧🤘🎸
This is JMP-1
Acho que não man, ou era Tri Axis ou o pré do Mark IIC
Triaxis
Exclusivamente nesse faixa ele usa um JMP-1, no resto do álbum Triaxis
@@Freezard Tem razão.
# Images and Words - Mesa Quad Preamp, Mesa Triaxis/2:90, Marshall JMP1 for Metropolis Pt.1, Roland JC120 for cleans.
# Awake - Only album to be quadruple layered. 2 takes using Dual Rectifier, 2 takes using Mark IIC+
# A Change of Seasons - Mark IIC+, Mark IV, TriAxis
# Falling Into Infinity - Dual Rectifier, Mark IIC+, Mark IIB, Mark IV, TriAxis
# Scenes From A Memory - Mark IIC+, Mark IV
# Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence - Mark IIC+, Dual Rectifier
# Train Of Thought - Road King Series I
# Octavarium - Road King Series I, Mark IV, Lone Star
# Systematic Chaos - Lone Star, Mark IV, Dual Rectifier
# Black Clouds & Silver Linings - Lone Star, Mark IV, Mark IIC+, Mark V
# Suspended Animation (solo cd) - Roadking Series 1, Mark IIC+
# Liquid Tension Experiment - TriAxis, 2:90 power amp
# Liquid Tension Experiment 2 - Mark IIC+, Mark IV
@@atomestudio8864 I watched an interview with John and he mentioned using a Zoom 9002 for the clean parts in Metropolis. Not sure about the other songs, though.
I think it’s the one he did with the Captain at Andertons music.
Isolated guitars sound cool but isolated basses sucks
Well no. Admitadly they don't sound as cool. But a bass makes the guitar sound way better than it is in the song. It's not a lead instrument