Great tone man!

Channeling the Gilmour vibe well. 

This is a good tune to practice triads/arpeggios over (chord tones). 

You sound great. I would suggest trying to develop some thematic ideas that you build upon. Also, try to leave more space between licks and lines for more "air". Hang on a note for a while, now and then.

Overall, fantastic job! My comments are just suggestions.

I have been playing to a similar backing track for many years. I think if you listen a few times - mine already has those qualities that you are suggesting. I feel it captures a similar emotion to the Floyd version. 😊

Craig

Yet another fine study. Well done man! Sounded great.

Thanks Chris,  much appreciated.

Curious on your amp/tone/pedal/effects set up.......my guess it's one of those latest pre amp deals but if not and affordable..........I'd love to hear about it!  Jim C.

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Curious on your amp/tone/pedal/effects set up.......my guess it's one of those latest pre amp deals but if not and affordable..........I'd love to hear about it!  Jim C.

Hey Jim,  I use an MXR compressor,  Orbit  Flanger and  an old DOD overdrive for the first part of the solo.  The chorus is compressor,  a smidge of overdrive and some phaser  and DOD delay  going through an AMPEG reverberocket Amp on a clean channel.  Took a lot of tweaking to get it where I wanted. Still wasnt happy with the main solo so I added Native instruments Guitar rig to the mix and found a great little plug in called Control room which can emulate various amps.  Also added a reverb plugin.  Post production I eq it through IZOTOPE Ozone ver 7 to really brighten the mix. Guitar rig is awesome in that you can really achieve next level sounds. IMHO