Exquisite example of guitar looping

equalsql

From Sean Angus Watson.
This track is just a beautifully sublime example of what is possible to create using a looper.
Such a deft touch, lovely tone and wonderful phrasing.

Just stunning:

danishbacon

Awesome thanks for sharinf

mrkb

Lots of guitar wobbling going on, what does that add?!

Moe_Zambeek

mrkb said:

Lots of guitar wobbling going on, what does that add?!

With an SG, probably quite a lot of vibrato given the wobbliness of the neck joints!

StanleyAccrington

Those are some lovely sounds that he and the looper are making. I use mine for recording chords/chord progressions and trying to solo over them.....but I sound really crap!

Dunno if watching and hearing this vid will inspire me to continue looping......or to quit and sell the damn pedal.

mrkb

StanleyAccrington said:

Those are some lovely sounds that he and the looper are making. I use mine for recording chords/chord progressions and trying to solo over them.....but I sound really crap!

Dunno if watching and hearing this vid will inspire me to continue looping......or to quit and sell the damn pedal.

He has done a video on picking out chord tones in a chord progression which I found really useful and will try with my looper - sounds much more interesting than playing 6 note barre chords all the time.

Fretwired

Enjoyed that .. nice find.

Lodious

Lovely playing.

schrodinger1612

mrkb said:

Lots of guitar wobbling going on, what does that add?!

Teh feelz

boogieman

That was lovely. 

joetele

Any idea what drum module he's using? 

stickyfiddle

Really nice, and very much how I use a loper at home, only done very well and videoed all posh and stuff. 

Always good to hear an SG being used clean-ish too. They're the best guitar on earth for that sort of thing and hardly anyone realises. 

stephen.wood125

mrkb said:

Lots of guitar wobbling going on, what does that add?!

I was assuming he was doing it for the counting, but I'm truly dreadful with a looper so I have no idea

equalsql

stephen.wood125 said:

mrkb said:

Lots of guitar wobbling going on, what does that add?!

I was assuming he was doing it for the counting, but I'm truly dreadful with a looper so I have no idea

As @Moe_Zambeek said, neck pulling is a fairly common technique to get subtle tremelo on SGs. The thin necks make it easy to do.

mrkb

joetele said:

Any idea what drum module he's using? 

Something thats standard in albeton live - he has a vid on his setup on his youtube channel.