Hi, do you use the H9 at all in this?

So the chain is: Dist 2 - phaser - bigmuff/buzztone - microsynth - comp. - harmonizer - Strymon ?

Do you think it's worth holding out for a Beringer dual phase or is the bad stone pretty much the same?

hey eddie, when you can, can you look at the behringer clone of the biphase? heard its good-also has a expression input. Appreciate what you do!

Silverf**k!!!!

What’d you use on your reverse delay

Eddie THANK YOU so much!! Would love to see another video that shows how your pedalboard has evolved..

What speaker do you have in your cab?

The solo was untouchable as a kid for me too. (And still is) I played out and wore out the VHS 📼 tape of the solo Live from Vieuphoria

This is too cool

any way I could get you to listen to this: drive.google.com/file/d/1NZFBGaNF780JXNZlljCrN1hpetewq5EG/view?usp=drivesdk been telling my brother I'd do a version for him since like 2018. Life gets in the way, you beat me to it. I'm just using crap guitar times from my DAW but if I get the drums all done I'll mic my Marshall with a power break lowering the voltage and get that power. Could you let me know if the groove is there though man? Your the master. 🙏 Love your mixes, when I was badly sick your Geek USA got my body to kick in it's immune system!

Hi. I've recreated Billy's sound in the late 90's. I was using an Eric Clapton Signature series and a JCM 800 with a black Russian Muff. I then changed to Gibsons, cause that's what all my bands from then on needed. I recently bought a 70's strat all original, but that doesn't cut like the Clapton did regarding getting the early pumpkins sound. I hate to go lace again, do you have any experience, outside the billy Corgan dimarzios, yes, also had a Fender billy Corgan signature strat, hated that strat, that you can recommend or have experience with outside the Laces? Cause I'd like to see that poles... Bare knuckles? Seymours? Anything? Thanks in advance for any kind of help. Great videos, Cheers

Marshall amps will set you free. Using that as the power amp and base of your tone will get you into Pumpkin territory. Modern Marshalls like the JVM and DSL series heads will definitely get it done, since he had always used modded, jumped up versions of the JCM-800 with KT-88 tubes. Now for live tones... A common misconception is that Corgan used the same Big Muff Pi and JCM-800 live on the Siamese Dream TOUR, which is false. He couldn't get the Muff to sound good live, so he ditched the JCM "SOUL" head and started using a JMP-1 preamp going through a Marshall Monobloc power amp in rackmount form. He had already owned the Mesa-Boogie Strategy 500 power amps during the recording of Siamese Dream, but he wouldn't incorporate the two units into his rack until early 1995. A lot of the effects was an Eventide H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer and possibly something else. He loved the Yamaha REX-50 on the Gish tour as well. I know this is for the album tones, but I'd like to add context to a live application

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Not only works with badstone as a filter...you can try any pedal

Wonderful job! And still…there’s something about the guitar tone in soma that just impossible to capture, I really don’t know what it is. It’s as if this song is haunted or magically sealed, the distortion on the record is just out of this world.

You just nailed this one!! Beautiful!!

This is sooo accurate, amazing work, man!

This could totally be the Pisces Iscariot version of Jellybelly! 😅

So beautiful man, what an amazing song soma is, the kind of song that stands on a league of its own. I just keep trying imagine how Billy managed to come up with that in 1991-1992, it’s just so ahead of his time. Even today, 20 years plus later it still holds its freshness and a magical sound to it. Just amazing, man, what a great work of yours. Wish we were writing some songs together with that Siamese sound, we could make our own B-sides of such an amazing record!

This is gold content, man! That soma intro at 04:43 was just out of the park accurate! Beautiful work of yours in figuring out that pumpkins sound so well and sharing it with us here on youtube. I live in Brazil and must say that these pedals that you are using they're just the deadly expensive around here, but still you offer the guidelines for us to get that there, and that makes this whole video so valuable for me and most guitar players interested in learning how to understand how unique guitar tones are created.

Pleeeeas do a full length tutorial video on how to create these Ruby tones!!!! 🙏

Holy shit bro please tell me you make music like the pumpkins

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hey man awesome video. i know i'm 2 years late but could you provide some settings for the buzztone? it's pretty hard to see in all the shots you have in the video.

I always thought Butch Vig was joking when he said that about the Mutron on Viewphoria! I remember reading an interview in which Billy or James mentioned creating a static notch with the Boss BF2 Flanger which they said worked great for overdubbing rhythm parts. Great video, it's awesome to hear you bring the Siamese Dream sound to life.

Wow, congrats on the effort to replicate the sounds and all the right finger positions!

Learn how to do big birds voice. Done.

Holy sh!t this is 🔥 🎸

Cool! Interested to compare to the recording. What song was the riff from @EddieClark ?

Wicked!

you truly captured the tones!

wow bruh! great job!

Through the eyes of Ruby please! You are amazing Man

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! 🥰

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

Loved this bro 🔥🔥🔥

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

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

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?

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

We need more from this legendary album!!!

Bro you should cover Silverfuck