David Gilmour's phaser tones - the MXR Phase 90

[@raven_glass]

There is something truly magical with the way Gilmour plays and you do capture that very well here!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thank you!

[@cheenu711]

Totally agreed with the phaser before dirt. When I put them after dirt they sound really over the top and domineering. Put them before and there's all the madness of a phaser with a lot of subtlety which I like. Also loved your playthrough of any colour you like. One of my fav songs from the band.

[@thebreakfastmenu]

Best Phase 90 demo I've heard pretty much ever. I was always a Small Stone fan, gotta love that color switch. But this is lovely sounding.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks! Yes, the Small Stone is great too! Often used on vintage keyboards. It's a bit more subtle than the Phase 90. The colour mode is great for crazy effects :)

[@mark7166]

The Phase 90 is easily my favorite pedal of all time. Love my EVH version :)

[@pinkrudy]

i liked the way you tied in breathe and dogs using that E chord

[@otaviomarques5395]

he used phaser in dogs?? i always played with fuzz, chorus, delay, flange and reverb

[@pinkrudy]

@@otaviomarques5395 gilmour used phase for dogs when it was called you gotta be crazy in 1975. i dont think he used the pahse in 74 yet it was too new. in 1977 when it was actually called dogs he played it clean tone. of course on the actual album its 2 acoustic guitars at the same time.

[@andrewcrane5105]

They are In E so, yeah lol

[@JohnnyArtPavlou]

Careful with that whammy bar, Eugene! Awesome sounds...

[@cHzism]

This would be fantastic, maybe a series of the 69-72 tones?

[@sidfernandez7569]

Guys, i just posted a demo of my phase 90 but not getting any views. Can someone please check it out and tell me what you think? Thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoSVZqKooK9nqdk

[@danielmiller7132]

carli bybel

[@stevengarvey5782]

I have been employing an MXR Phase 95 for about a year. Really like it.

[@clove-splintered-shards]

Hey gilmourish, you’re awesome man, everything you do is spot on and I really appreciate all of the effort and dedication you put into all of your videos and demonstrations. Also, your guitar playing is amazing and extremely tasteful and unique!, thank you so much for all that you do for the KZbin community we all appreciate your hard work, thank you!!!!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks for the kind words Paul!

[@vanessajazp6341]

I’m a keyboard player, and I remember picking up my first electric guitar back in the 90’s. Just for fun and to expand my sound palate. I didn’t realize it at the time, but all the pedals and effects I was drawn to were the ones that gave me the most Gilmour-esque sound. Phaser has always been my favorite effect, and all my effects give me that PF tone. I even bought EMG SA’s for my Strat back in the 90’s before I knew that’s what David was using! It wasn’t until the last couple of years with everyone openly chasing after David’s tone that I realized that’s exactly what I was doing back then!

[@wouterdeheus3626]

What is EMG SA's.

[@vanessajazp6341]

@@wouterdeheus3626 EMG is a brand of active pickups, and SA’s are a particular set for Strat guitars.

[@Coopersboy7]

My favorite modulation of all time. For my own music, it’s always used.

[@vanessajazp6341]

Same here!

[@RichardXDahl]

Great video! Now I have some inspiration for some time to come with my basement guitar stress relief.

[@marti_au]

I have the Phase 95 and love it. The Phase 45 mode in it is awesome.

[@sundaynightdrunk]

Agreed, the 90 in it is a little extreme, even on Script. But the 45 in both Script and off is damn creamy and nice. Much more subtle.

[@chrisjones2832]

I think the 95 is the way to go

[@paulcarder8844]

Jeez thanks for the inspiration. I've had an MXR Phase 90 in my "box of pedals" for years i really havent thought about it lol. Now i think i'll dig if out and get all Gilmoury..Thank You :)

[@c1arkj]

How am I only finding this channel now?? Amazing content.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks! Check out my website too gilmourish.com

[@tengeri19]

I'm watching your videos and website since 2008! I'm a big David Gilmour/PF fan.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Awesome! Thanks for the support!

[@axnyslie]

This is why I love my Line 6 Helix. All the Gilmour amps and effects are already built in. Very easy to build the song changes such as Shine On You Crazy Diamond with the Snapshot feature.

[@JohnShalamskas]

And in 2023 the Leslie speaker DG used got added to the Helix.

[@flyinpigmusic331]

I love the phaser in the '75 live versions of the songs. When I first was getting into Floyd, I bought the Boston Garden concert on CD at my local music shop. I had only heard Dark Side of the Moon at that time, so my first ever introduction to Shine On, Dogs, Sheep, Cigar, etc. was from this concert. I loved that phaser tone, and I still do. My favorite is You Gotta Be Crazy. Beautiful sounds.

[@Bhh-j2s]

Congratulations on the new album!!!!!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thank you!

[@mauroariascontreras9284]

0:00 Shine on you crazy diamond 1:07 Atom Heart (version in G) 1:41 Nice talk about phase pedals 4:48 Breathe (In the air) 5:42 You've Got To Be Crazy 6:36 Brain Damage 7:06 Any Color you like

[@Lander-bo2rq]

the two things missing are at 1:07 is atom heart mother the section where they play in G. and the one at 7:06 is any colour you like.

[@mauroariascontreras9284]

@@Lander-bo2rq lot of thanks !! =)

[@Lander-bo2rq]

@@mauroariascontreras9284 no problem!

[@junoschannel5855]

More than Phase 90 I'd like a lot the Boss PH-1R this is a very organic phaser too. Beautiful tones!

[@SWIFTY5150]

Just ordered a Phase 90 '74' reissue. I think I'm gonna have a blast!

[@jameshill2015]

MXR script shaped a lot of Zep tunes as well..great pedal very versatile.

[@maximehedin7143]

you play damn great man, even if it's Gilmour's riffs, we can hear the awesome playin level, nice and smooth

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@motokev2727]

VERY nice in deed especially "BREATHE" I want that strat neck

[@darkenergy1963]

Well done! Great demo! I have the Phase 90 script but not the custom shop version. I also use a Fulltone DejaVibe mkII and a Leslie G37 for the rotary sounds. Thanks again for all you do!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks! The custom shop is not ideal signalwise but it sounds sweet :)

[@johnroberts838]

Excellent Video, at 6:20 I could hear Dogs, my Favourite Floyd/Gilmour songs, 6:50 brought a smile, Just Beautiful!!! Thank you 👍👍👍. Melbourne, Australia.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@brunomoreira8189]

Congratulations Bjorn. Great sounds!!!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@CorbCorbin]

Blackout Effectors Whetstone and their Sibling as well. The Whetstone can get classic MXR tones, as well as Uni-Vibe, Rotary, Vibrato, and even some Chorus sounds. All analog, and it has four settings to also do Ring Mod effects. The Sibling I use as a tone sculptor, as it is an Optical Phaser, and has a great Volume boost, with ability to go below the 50/50 mix, so it just adds some flavor.

[@ColtraneTaylor]

Hmm ....

[@fkorekore265]

My fav is EHX Small Stone. Sounds ok doing Gilmour tones. Mine is a black Russian one, but the US sounded equally good too. The only con is that has some volume drop. But is smooth and spacial like no other I 've tried.

[@TroyNaumu808]

MXR Phase 95 is my phaser of choice. It sits after my gain pedals.

[@orryfishburne5326]

My favorite phaser is the Earthquarker Devices Grand Orbiter. I love how it has more control over the effect in comparison to something like the Phase 90. It has Depth, speed, resonance, and sweep knobs with a speed toggle that changes the speed knob from slow, stationary, and fast and a vibrato switch to kill your dry signal. I still love the iconic sound of the Phase 90 though and i completely understand how its simplicity is one of its strengths. Definitely a fantastic pedal to have in one's collection or on their board.

[@Guidojackson1965]

Just downloaded your album from iTunes. Very impressive on first listen. Definitely one for a walk in the sun with headphones 🎧 🎸👍

[@gilmourishofficial]

Awesome! Thanks for the support!

[@whatarefriends4]

You sounds very gilmourish well played bro

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@pepelrh]

great demo, like it should be. a good balance between tasty playing and showing the different sounds. thanks!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@coldwar1977]

I get pretty good Gilmour tones with my R28-modded block Phase 90... Love that pedal so much

[@BloodFireDoom]

Great video. Thank you for doing what you do. And yes phaser before any drive pedals does sound better to me.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@billytremoloband7456]

What ever about the gear, you have great tone in your hands!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@hankgalt]

As a huge Van Halen fan the phase 90 with the evh stripes is a no brainer for me. I use it for VH I tones mostly, but also sometimes use it for slower clean stuff.

[@Elektrifekt]

Best phase 90 review I have seen.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@jonnihard1090]

Hell yah my dude you nailed the tones. I have a modern phase 90 that I snippes the r28 out of it and I love it!

[@davelanciani-dimaensionx]

Phaser as early in the signal chain as possible works best. Before overdrives always makes it sound better. Even Van Halen had it before his Marshall amp.

[@nickm.9474]

Doesn't always sound better. Depends on how you want the phase to sound. I have it in my loop of an es8 and moving it before and after the preamp I actually liked it in the loop better. To each their own.

[@gdawgs101]

Early in the chain as possible? Even before your wah?

[@nicolamontoro]

Things we want more of? Anything! Just more please. Love the channel and your page!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@Svisound]

Thank you Bjorn that you don't forgot my pedal also!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Love it!

[@Svisound]

@@gilmourishofficial thanks!

[@ThePeyton301]

Omg love how you played dogs off the animals album. Good one!

[@ronaldgraham4587]

I'm getting the Keeley Dark side soon. It's a multiple peddel for that great Gilmour tone.

[@gilmourishofficial]

See my review here kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIawaqivntGNsLc

[@kevinkinnu341]

My favorite video for ethereal guitar sounds

[@sega62s]

It takes a Kiss guy to play Gilmour the right way, Ace would be proud of you 😉

[@gilmourishofficial]

Ha ha, thank you!

[@napoleonsolo5929]

@@gilmourishofficial Both bands are great to see live! I have an MXR Phase 90(newer version).

[@robertaustin1945]

You have great taste in gear

[@tomwatso]

I use a MXR custom shop phase 90 with LED and a vibe unit from Prescription Electronics. I agree that one should put the phaser and vibe before distortion.

[@matiasaraya5451]

It depends on the tone that you are looking for, I usually put my phasers after drive, that way I get a grittier, more "nasty" sound out of it, that way it contrasts my friend's more soothing tone (my bandmate puts his phaser before the drives). What I also like to do is to use 2 phasers at the same time with different speeds, one is a phase 90 and the other one is a locally made phaser that has a depth control and a feedback control (how much of the signal feedbacks back to the phaser's circuit), very cool tones with it, combined with fast flanging gives a huge sound, good for 1 note leads (playing multiple notes with it is not recommended tho).

[@auntjenifer7774]

I agree with both, I run my pedal board with my mods running into my driver's and tube pre amps, but also I have a Boss BE-5 that runs it s compression and drives into delay and chorus but if you use the effects loop it isolates those from each other.

[@FloydColor]

I found peace with the led script model, I sold the led block logo because it was too invasive. The script model has a truly vintage, balanced and more versatile character.

[@ScottyBrockway]

Script 90 with 82K resistors in it is my overall favorite. I love the Small Stone V3 too with the volume drop mod and mix mod. Phase 45 is also classic and hard to beat. Univibe is legendary who doesn't love that sound. The DOD FX20B is on that list too, terribly underrated and sounds great. DOD201 and 490 are also great, but very similar to the 45 and 90.

[@bfogelstrom]

Nice Hagstrom Swede in the background!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Yes! My main stage guitar. Love it!

[@stephengrant5332]

Sounds awesome!

[@patrickmcmanus5373]

Pink Floyd in a kiss t-shirt. I love it. I started high school in 1979 and Dynasty was #1. Thanks for the video

[@gilmourishofficial]

Awesome!

[@KyOlsen]

I recently picked up the wonderful Lost Highway dual phaser by Fender! Extremely versatile and sounds fantastic also has a +3dB boost switch on the back. I love that there are two phasers in one pedal. They can be fully independent, or you can ramp between the two with the sensitivity knob which controls the gate between them. I have the left side set for a slow Uni-Vibe like swirl and the other side is a nice Leslie rotary speaker sound. I've been looking around for a decent phaser for some time now but none of them seem to be SLOW enough for me. I almost got the MXR Phase 95 but even all the way down the speed was just too much. For me, this one is just right! I've found it useful for very subtle movement as well as Leslie like tones. I'm not a fan of the jet take off type phase and I rarely use phase and dirt at the same time. I mostly prefer just a nice clean subtle phase before my dirt pedals. But one of the coolest things is that with the sensitivity knob you can blend in each of the settings with each other. For example, with the settings I have above and increase the sensitivity when you dig in and play harder you get some of the Leslie tone and when you play softer it goes away. From the manual "Sensitivity Knob: When the Slow mode is engaged, the Sensitivity control adjusts the threshold for the Lost Highway’s dynamically controlled rate. As the Sensitivity is turned clockwise, the Lost Highway can automatically switch from Slow to Fast settings with the changes in your instrument’s volume-softer playing will keep the Lost Highway set to your Slow settings; louder playing will send the Lost Highway ramping up to your Fast settings. Turn the Sensitivity control fully counter-clockwise to disable this feature."

[@RavenMadd9]

Awesome Bjorn......

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@quistador7]

"Every colour you like" has been on my favorite guitar tone radar for so long. Finally picked up a script phase 90 and it's so good.

[@hafstrat]

Fabulous playing.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@michaelmcginnis3552]

I have a mooer ninety orange. I mostly use the vintage mode.

[@mazen2928]

I have it and it's so powerful...love it

[@inko_p]

Had it and replaced it with a mxr 95. Since I leave the knobs untouched when I get the right tone out of them I didn't notice that much of a difference..!

[@alexmurphy5289]

Mooer Elec Lady is incredible too

[@michaelmcginnis3552]

@@alexmurphy5289 I have that as well.

[@Spiderpack]

Boss CS-2 next? Preferably in conjunction with another pedals. Cheers

[@LeviBulger]

Love my cs2. Probably the only compressor I'll ever use, especially with other effects.

[@KennyLarvitz]

I love the Cs2 also !, I’ve tried others compressors but didn’t like them ... the mxr still my best phaser , got an Hendrix/ Gilmour vibe , full and warm.

[@Patriotic327]

The phaser is heavily used on Wish you were here and Physical Graffiti albums ( so was the Fender Strat ) 😮

[@ronaldgraham4587]

This phase alone I like

[@standudek6676]

As usual, a great tutorial

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@mantashaft]

I’m an unabashed phase junkie... and yet I don’t have a Phase 90! I do have phasers that can get that... Shannon phaser is a good example. Shout out to Mojohand Nebula, it is a must have

[@sixbladeknife44]

Erik Dodd I have a Shannon also, very tough to find but superb!

[@alexdocent6463]

Great vid! Thanks a lot. And concerning Phase90 - one of my fav.! And yes, I have this one.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@philzyqotsa]

LOVE the shirt high for that and well done on the tone!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@07parachute]

Great video! I would love to see your comparison between phase 90 and phase 45, when you have the chance to do. Cheers!

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks for the tip!

[@BeatleJWOL]

I went looking for a Phase 90 after I read a while back that you recommend it also for doubling for Univibe tones. Ended up with the Van Halen MXR Phase 90 with the vintage/modern switch. I think about half my pedal board was based on your recommendations, actually :D

[@Mikesmemories]

Hi Love your videos and wondered if you might have a look at this lap steel slide guitar. The price is certainly good and any reports I have seen so far. But your expert eye and ear would be appreciated. As you must have guessed I am after that classic David Gilmour slide like the intro to Breath. So taken up by Dave Gilmour (Pink Floyd) riffs and sounds I wanted to try his iconic slide guitar sounds. After much research I happened upon what most Floyd tribute bands are using over here, Surprisingly low priced £99 GBP from Thomann. In Germany: The Harley Benton Slider 11 lap Steel W/ Stand. Those of you in the States will find this under the Rogue name who I am told is the actual manufacturer in the east. I intend to tune it for open, E with lots of reverb, as that suits my type of music and fret board knowledge. Your time appreciated Mike

[@JohnShalamskas]

Listen to "Sand" by the Sandwich Island Band. Sublime slide guitar.

[@serranodavid3247]

Awesome 👌 , l like both the vibe 😎 and phase 90 (script logo)

[@RDEL54]

Nice job! Do you think the phaser on the keeley darkside sounds the same as the phase 90?

[@gilmourishofficial]

Yes, that's a 4-stage phaser.

[@marcellpethoe]

Lovely setup.

[@dapperdanman1956]

Great jam Bjorn great play.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@azombiestool]

Sounds perfect

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks!

[@DanielMataloni]

Great T shirt!

[@Rene-lm8kr]

Great video, Thanks!

[@mattgilbert7347]

Great video, Bjorn. Every time you upload, my GAS for a Lionheart20 increases! So good. I agree, you can use any Phaser (I'm currently using an EHX Bad Stone instead of my Phase 90 script & block logo pedals, just for a change - it's starting to become one of my favourites, tied in first place with the classic script Phase90) but I'm wondering if there is a Phaser that can get you closer to Univibe sounds as well as classic Phaser. I've been told that a Phase45 can function as a "faux-Univibe". You mentioned that it's similar to a Univibe, so that has piqued my interest. I guess it's similar to the Chorus as "faux-Rotary" notion.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks for the kind words! The Phase 45 is much more subtle compared to a UniVibe but it sounds very similar. The MXR Phase 95 has both the Phase 90 and 45. As does the Svi Sound Techno Phaser that I mentioned in the review. The Dunlop RotoVibe is perhaps the one pedal that I've found that can cover both phasing and UniVibe in one pedal with one effect.

[@johnmatics2655]

Just found your channel ...really cool! I'm going to need a T-SHIRT

[@jwillyb870]

I notice the knob pretty much stays at around 11:30 o'clock for most of the video on most of the songs until you get to the rotary part. That seems to be the sweet spot of this pedal, especially for those Gilmour tones and songs. Although this pedal sounds great no matter where the rate is set, but the lower speeds really nail that univibe vibe. Would love to hear Have A Cigar!!! Can't believe you left that one out Bjorn! Is this leading up to a Phase 90 pt.2 video perhaps? Hmm.... 😜

[@gilmourishofficial]

I've done tons of clips with Have a Cigar so I thought I'd left that one out this time. The Phase 90 can do lots of different tones. Setting it at 8:30 nails those Van Halen tones. Cheers!

[@jwillyb870]

@@gilmourishofficial oh no worries jk, I've seen several vids where you play that riff and you do it well! I always wanted to learn that one, i think it's one of his most funkiest moments that's what I love about it. He really uses that effect to it's full potential all over that album in particular. A very prominent early 70s sound indeed. I always wondered if the sounds on "Time" and "Breathe" were created with a phaser or a univibe, or maybe both? I know there was also a strong Leslie influence as well... which adds a strong chorusing and rotary effect into the mix. I'll definitely have to keep that in mind for the EVH tones, the "brown sound"! I recently required an all original vintage Phase 90 from 1974 in great condition! It sounds amazing! So mellow and warm and groovy and organic sounding, and the effect is alot more subtle and less dramatic/overbearing than the modern recreations and incarnations.

[@Wildoneexp]

i would love to hear Gilmore use a drybell vibe pedal and a unit 67

[@andrewpappas9311]

I've always loved my MXR Phase 90, it just has such an iconic sound to it and I always use it whenever I want to add a bit of a David Gilmour or Eddie Van Halen vibe to it (my two reasons/influences for buying the pedal)

[@GhostOfTheNorthernMonkey]

Do you have the standard or the phaser? Wondering if the standard one is still Good

[@BARTFUNKBASS]

Very helpful! Thx!

[@KYCDK]

id just like to say something interesting with what ive found with shine on you crazy diamond and david gilmour it seems that almost all of his "clean" tones either aren't actually clean and have a slight drive to them or they are completely clean and straight into the mixing desk another brick in the wall pt1 is mixing desk and delay the first 2 solos of shine on you crazy diamond are straight into the mixing desk, but when he plays the 4 notes, it has the master volume up so that it drives the output tubes, warming up the phaser and making it a little more subtle and giving a more ethereal tone so if you want to get a good shine on you crazy diamond tone, you will want to add some kind of overdrive after the phase 90, because otherwise the phaser is just too prominant in the 4 notes bit and the third solo of the song, you need to also place a coloursound powerboost before the phaser for the 3rd solo, but you still keep the amp at a high volume to drive it a bit there are very few instances i can think of where in the studio he is using a hiwatt completely clean with no drive, i think pigs might be the only time during the rotating speakers riff that he plays, but who knows, maybe that was straight in the yamaha and mixing desk my point is, if you want to get good david gilmour tones, either turn your amp up or add more gain to your amp with the gain knob or an overdrive pedal as some sort of boost i suspect that live he does the same but has his volume knob rolled down to make it clean and then he might roll the volume back up when he needs to, that or he just has it set clean so he has that versatility, though i suspect he had it rolled down during live in pompei. in echoes, the cleans are really clean, but there are some parts that seem slightly boosted and he didn't have the powerbooster then, so thats what makes me think that. just try it, ive been doing it for a while and it seems to work for me

[@gilmourishofficial]

Great observations. This is covered in detail on my site www.gilmourish.com/?page_id=5682. David has recorded his guitars straight into the mixing console more times that one should think. Shine On intro, Another Brick 1 the solo on 2, Coming Back to Life etc... Tube compression and EQ in those old desks makes all the difference from lining the guitar into a modern sound interface.

[@damianm3226]

Sounds good with phaser but for the ones that don't know, Shine On You intro is actually a Yamaha RA200 rotary speaker.

[@gilmourishofficial]

No, that’s not correct. David didn’t start using the Yamaha until early 1976 and the recording of Animals. The very first solo on the studio version of Shine On was most likely recorded with the Black Strat straight into the mixing console, with pre-amp compression added in the input stage. The four note so-called Syd’s Theme was recorded with the Black Strat into a split between a Fender Showman and a Leslie 760, with an MXR Phase 90 and Binson Echorec II for effects.

[@mleon1958]

I use a modded block phase 90, bought around '08 or '09. A friend of mine who worked for Caroline took out a resistor and it sounded warmer.

[@drusgameplaylair9618]

Can you give us a tutorial on how to play that lick after the intro to shine on you crazy diamond? I like how it was really groovy and tight

[@kirtb9784]

Thank you. As always very good video. Liked how you did dogs, in standard tuning, which I’ve read maybe Dave was tuned down on the studio ver to some D9 type chord. Okay so my question is about your 74 reissue P90, mine seems faster at 11 o clock than yours did.... because mine is not a reissue? Bought mine new in like 2005.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks! Yes, David tuned down his guitar in D but, which makes a considerable difference to the tone but no reason why it can’t be played in standard tuning for a quick jam :) I’m sure there are small variations as to how the pots are aligned on these pedals.

[@kirtb9784]

gilmourish RIIS thanks, yeah I’d like to slow mine down a bit, i rarely take it higher than 9 o clock ... Dogs, one of the best PF songs - need a tab for that in standard. Did you get a chance to see Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets? I find myself enjoying that early floyd more and more. Saw last week in St Louis. Was great.

[@mikkywhalan]

I already knew you're gonna do an awesome job before i even clicked on the video.

[@gilmourishofficial]

Ha ha, thanks!

[@aleamparo]

looking forward to the arrival of my Phase in a few days \o/

[@rockoloco97]

Thank you Bjorn. I really enjoy your tone videos. One question: Because the MXR 90 doesn’t have a mix knob is the MIX 100%?

[@joaquinvelazquez913]

You could say that, yes. The mix of the effect is unchangeable. You can only change the Rate of the effect.

[@maddoxandhisband9146]

its at 50% if it were at 100%, it would essentially be a vibrato

[@JohnShalamskas]

It's at 50% for maximum effect.

[@alessandrodimeo2685]

Ciao complimenti!!!! Una domanda: Forse su ave a cigar ed il secondo assolo di chitarra di schine on ,il phase 90 sta dopo la distorsione?

[@yjm100playloud]

I would like to see demo of Volante Strymon. Thanks

[@gilmourishofficial]

Get Strymon to send me one and I'll be happy to do it :)

[@PonderosaSoundStudio]

That Pedal Show did a good comparison video recently which included a Binson, the Boonar and the Strymon Volante. The Volante hit me as being likely the most versatile of this style of delay pedal, and on the strength of that, I bought the Strymon. I am very, very pleased with it. It would be wonderful to see Bjorn demoing the Boonar vs the Volante. I suspect the Boonar is perhaps a little closer to the original Binson, but the Volante is also amazing, and again, likely more versatile.

[@gilibertopaparauchas5959]

Mxr phase 100 is highly underrated (especially vintage ones)

[@gavvino1]

Jerry Garcia used one of those.

[@buddybolden846]

Nice, very interesting!!!Thank you. Now I am pretty sure that David Gilmour used Univibe on Dark Side Of The Moon and Phaser on Wish You Were Here! Breathe and Any Color sound better with Univibe. I am lucky to own one but I do not own a Phase 90!!! Going to afford me one 😂 Thank you 🎉

[@gilmourishofficial]

Absolutely. It's documented on my site www.gilmourish.com 😉 The idea here was to show that you can use the Phase 90 for different tones and, in fact, Dvaid did use the Phase 90 for Breathe dunring the 1974-75 leg of the Dark Side tour. The UniVibe was eventually taken off the board.

[@frankbizzoco1954]

Hey Bjorn, I have a EHX Deluxe Mistress reissue (I know your feelings of them lol) and a Boss CE-5 for modulation. I have them in the FX loop with a hint if dirt on a power booster clone. With some added delay, I cant seem to get the sound if those four notes just right. Do you think I need to fiddle with the eq on both of my modulation pedals, or just Eff it, and get a Phase 90? Like are either of those pedals capable of getting phaser tones? Thanks in advance.

[@gilmourishofficial]

No not really. Chorus and flanger are delay effect, while the Phase 90 and UniVibe are phase shifters. The technology and tone is very different. A Phase 90 script model will give you the WYWH tone 👍

[@frankbizzoco1954]

@@gilmourishofficial thank you very much for your answer. I do love that album, especially the live bootlegs. Help me part with more of my money why don't you? LoL

[@Kuztomshop]

I saw a "vintage" one at a shop over the weekend and really regret no buying it!

[@MrSpock]

Do you have a tone control on the bridge pickup? I’m using the echoes bridge pickup still but it’s VERY bright and spiky compared to the sound you’re getting here. I know you’re using SSL5. Btw your phase tones sound INCREDIBLE

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks! The Echoes has a push/pull bridge. The low output is similar to a stock CS69, which can be very bright. The hotter mode is very similar to a SSL5. I don't find that bright at all... What amp and amp settings do you use?

[@MrSpock]

gilmourish riis why did you switch it back to SSL5 then? I use various Two Rock amps usually. I typically use the neck and middle (position 4) most. What capacitor is your bridge pickup connected to and do you have a different capacitor for the neck and for the bridge tone control circuits?

[@anair1489]

Hello , I recently started learning the electric guitar, and David Gilmour is one of my idols to emulate. I just have one question how do you arrange all the pedals and how do you use them?? I have been playing only acoustic guitar for 4 years now and I have little to no knowledge on how to set up a and use the pedalboard like David Gilmour. I have written down all the pedals I will need from your website as well have locked down on a Strat with Gilmour mods but I really need help with the setup on the pedalboard. Any help would be really appreciated as I would like to play a lot of Floyd songs(the reason I am starting to learn the electric guitar).

[@gilmourishofficial]

It's a pretty long topic but check out these two features on my site for some tips www.gilmourish.com/?p=3735 www.gilmourish.com/?p=7115

[@piatrevolasio8770]

I'm guessing that Gilmourish does not publish tabs due to copy write issues? Looking for some reliable tabs for One of These Days. Can anyone point me in the right direction? On a more relevant note, I have recently purchased the Keeley Dark Side pedal which I am quite happy with. This purchase was largely inspired by a review that you published on KZbin.

[@Hilai619]

Love ur work so much, big BIG respect for all videos and web site man, u are the most pedantic tone finder and David fan👍 I have a few questions: 1) Few weeks ago i was bought Seymour Duncan SSL-5, and in near future i'll setup it in the bridge of Rosewood fretboard/Alder body Strat. What do u think about that pickup against David's analog from Dimarzio? Do u planning to make pickups comparing videos in future? 2) Is there any method to reach the "seagull effect" without vintage wah wah pedal? I've just has a Bias Fx and Big Muff Green Russian😅? Is that possible through the bias and without real wah pedal?

[@gilmourishofficial]

Thanks for the kind words! The SSL1 and Dimarzio FS-1 is very similar. You need a wah wah.

[@Hilai619]

gilmourish riis and what about SSL-5?