Heaven or Las Vegas - Cocteau Twins (Guitar Playthrough) - Squier CV Jazzmaster, Keeley Loomer, Boss

Heaven or Las Vegas - Cocteau Twins (Guitar Cover Playthrough)
Here’s a signature song from the iconic dreampop band Cocteau Twins. I wanted to try its slide solo on a Jazzmaster so I had to figure out how to play the whole song with just two fingers 😝
Guitar used is a Squier Classic Vibe Jazzmaster I scored from a Labor Day sale. Pedals used are a Keeley Loomer for dreampoppy stuff and fuzz, a Boss CE2W chorus, a Boss DM2W delay and a Boss RV6 reverb going to a Strymon Iridium Vox amp sim.
Note: This video is for educational purposes and fair use only. Copyright belongs to this song’s rightful owner and I don’t intend to infringe on it nor gain profit from this video

[@garycrow9948]

Enjoyed your playing. Thanks.

[@sgall161]

Excellent. You deserve more comment

[@SashaShoegazer]

Amazing cover! Very accurate to the original I have a question though, because i’m new to this and i’m curious if the loomer already does all the reverb and the fuzz why do you still need the reverb, delay and chorus pedals? Is it because its all about layering?

[@franciskikonavarro6341]

Thanks! I remember I used the Loomer mainly for its fuzz and one of its extreme chorus just for the solo. Made it easier for me to switch the sound instantly. Also, I prefer the 80s tones of the Boss pedals for the main sound

[@SashaShoegazer]

@@franciskikonavarro6341 ahh i see. Thanks for clearing that up. I have one more question, i have the Tonex pedal and it has fuzz effects already, but for you think the Loomer is better at doing that or is the Tonex fine for the job?

[@franciskikonavarro6341]

@@SashaShoegazer I haven’t tried the Tonex so I can’t speak on its behalf but the Loomer has this awesome Op-Amp Big Muff sound that I like. See if the Tonex has that. Loomer’s reverb, modulation and delay side is also quite unique.

[@SashaShoegazer]

@@franciskikonavarro6341 thank you so much for the input. Does the Loomer act as an interface also?

[@franciskikonavarro6341]

Nope. Just regular 1/4 input and output jacks

[@SashaShoegazer]

What interface do you use?

[@alcelinosantos4392]

bro please send me the files of this guitar that u played i really be looking to do something with this but i dont play guitar :(