As a certified toneologist I can easily say you have something special here. Your playing is ok and everything but your tone is very special and very one of a kind here in this piece. It’s not necessarily Hendrix sounding but it is definitely a signature tone.
Thank you for your very precise listening, you are absolutely right, it is not a typically Hendrixian sound. I made this recording with a miniature Fender amp powered by a 9V battery, the goal was to show that even with a cheap amp you can succeed in producing something acceptable.
Qué básicas y simples las notas, lo efectos y los solos. Pero, cuándo todo lo anterior está bien ajustado, resulta un TEMAZO. Me erizó los pelos cuándo escuché este tema hace más de 40 años¡¡¡¡ Ah, bien flaco, buena ejecución, muy buena...
This is great!!! This guy listened to that song and made it his own unique version of it giving, as a result, a super cool, funky and alternative guitar line, that fits the rhythm as well as the original one... This video is like a guitar dictionary, giving even more vocabulary, helpful to play and to improvise on that song, Thank you!!!
Gilmour borrowed many of Hendricks techniques. As did many other guitarists. After all it’s all based on Blues Pentatonic scales, with some tricky shit extends.
@@vincentmlt3705 Of course that goes back even before Hendrix, the old blues guitarists come to mind. But then you get into modes and other stuff, some of which go back several hundred years. My daughter is a professional violinist and some of the music history she comes out with is quite mind blowing.
@@vincentmlt3705 Salut Vince, je vois que tu utilises un vc35. Ton ampli a vraiment un son magique, le son est traité ou directement enregistré sur un micro ? Merci
