Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:Cool, it's very similar to me. Last time we rehearsed it was our first time with our new bassist, and as we were getting ready to play songs he would notice me tweaking my effects, going through presets etc. and he said to me "You know you're very Edge and Gilmour like in your tone" and I said "yeah I know". And truth be told, I didn't feel any feeling of "wow, I'm ripping off" it was more "Wow! I'm proud to be categorized in the same area as Edge". He was remarking on my nitpicking of my tone rather than the tone itself, which is good. I also tend to use delays a lot, mainly because I've gotten so used to how well they fill out a sound. On more than one occasion when writing with the band though, they've told me to leave the delay out and give it a rest. I use it when I feel it's needed and when I think it creates a cool atmosphere, and when they tell me to give it a rest or I'll sound too much like those other guitarists, I listen.
Sounds good to me man
