Pink Floyd - The Fletcher Memorial Home SOLO Covered with Kemper

One of the best (and short!) solo by David Gilmour.
I tryed to reproduce the sound, and I'm very happy with it, since I never manage to reach such sound with any modeler before .

I personally found it not so distance from the original one, except... for the hands, vibrato styles and so on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T84kjkj2j4s

Let me know your comments about it, if any...
I cannot share freely this time the profile since I use the Andy Hiwatt (plus Muff, Flanger, and Eq stuff).

But I plan to release a Gilmour Pack to Andy in the future, like Burningyen already did, when I will reach a significant number of sounds

Hi all! Thanks guys for questions and comments, here my feedback...

My strat was made in 1986 and I have the original pickup american vintage '57, so the typical strat sound. In this recording I used the bridge pickup, that have a lot of attack, it is bright and have some lack of mids. I believe that with a similar type of pickup the tone should be more or less the same.

To build this type of tones I used to open a multitrack recording, create some loop of little seconds duration and run it into the mix to see how it stay in the overall frequency domain taking always the orginal song in a separate track to compare with. Then I start searching for the better amp from the ones availables and refine with the effects... Sometimes I found tha magic ball , sometimes no , sometimes I'm more lucky , sometimes I become very frustrating

To answer to the blues feeling of Gilmour I completely agree, it is there, not with fast lick but with some expression phrasing that even after hours of excercises often you don't manage to reach, at least for me!

From what I know, he uses the EMG from 1985 both live and in studio session, a friend of mine have a strat with the DG EMG set, so, sooner or later, I will give it a try and post some experiment with them...