Recording Pink Floyd Tones: Analogue vs Digital vs Mixed Rigs 

thank you so much. Glad you liked it!

Thank you very much 🙏

thanks so much Ismail! Glad you liked it. that one was definitely fun and a good way to end a strange year. For the Dream Machine - I guess there is the short one on the build that you know and that little fun project "Life on the Run" that grew out of it. I got a bit stirred away from guitar early this year since my day job took over but I have every intention to do more this summer. Keep up the great work man!

Thank you very much! The Gilmour gear stuff is a field of science on its own :-) My favourite actually varied from clip to clip, but it is fair to say that the fully analogue rig was always among the top two choices.

@@franknguitars7671 When I looked into learning this stuff, it was so damn complicated. Maybe if you had time you could start a series like that, reviewing and explaining all those equipments. You'd have at least one view from me :) Also I didn't know it was so complex to make a guitar actually sound good. Makes me appreciate Gilmour's sound even more than before.

@@vaibhavbakshi9231 thank you very much. That is very kind of you! There are far more knowledgeable and better Gilmour impersonators around than me. Please check out Kit Rae's website - easy to find on the internet. To me, that is the definitive reference on all things Gilmour gear and tone. You also find very nice channels here like @Tony Samperi or @Francesco Carpentieri who both play extremely well. @Frédéric Peynet and @HERES do very professional tributes. Many others... I just love this music and I enjoy to get inspired by it. Maybe I get around to do some more educational material (which I enjoy too). But then, I consider myself a relatively early student of this incredible material that, maybe some time down the road, will be recognised at the classical music of our times. Keep on having fun with music - it is important.