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Metal Loaf
28 May 2003, 19:12
Hey Meat Heads!!!
I've received so many emails in regards to how I do the motorcycle gtr. It got me thinking, hmmmmmmmmmm, why don't I record it and put it on my intro page??! Go to: www.metalloaf.com
Being that I have more time here than on stage with MEAT LOAF I decided to give it a kick start with a longer idle time. The gear shifting is created with the whammy bar. I change strings for each gear. The skid sounds are created by scratching the pick against the strings. The crash is created by holding the whammy bar down so that the strings flap across the fret board.
Hope you like it.
Metal Loaf
Hey - A wonderful piece of guitar work there - sounds like a bike revvin and then crashing to the ground -
Testify
28 May 2003, 19:18
cool. 8)
The Flying Mouse
28 May 2003, 19:23
:twisted: Great job Paul 8) .
Renegade Angel
28 May 2003, 20:17
Nice one Paul, Can't wait to hear the full length version of Bat in November!
Very cool, and thanks for explaining.... Can't wait to see it on tour this summer!
Jules 8)
Hey Paul thats great stuff :D
Very cool, Paul. You did some great piece of guitar work.
Feleena
28 May 2003, 20:46
8) cool like that very much!! Cant wait for the tour to hear it live!
Feleena x
sherrie87
28 May 2003, 20:52
Thanks Paul! I had always wondered just how the cycle sounds were made- it's more complicated than it seems!
Sherrie
Great Sounds Paul.
Love it
Asha
MBrevard
28 May 2003, 22:25
Sounds terrific, Paul!!
Can't wait to hear it live in a few weeks!! :D
Love,
MB
xxx
tukayaway
28 May 2003, 22:39
Is it me or is that the coolest sound you can make with a guitar? 8)
Great job!
Testify
28 May 2003, 23:50
the 2nd part!! coolest thing!! 8)
Sounds good Metal Loaf!
Is it the same way Todd Rundgren did it on the LP?
original sin
30 May 2003, 20:28
Brilliant thanks......gonna go check it out now
mariella
30 May 2003, 23:38
Just 'been there' (I LOVE the i-net, 'traveling' is SO easy!) and Paul, you are a fabulous guitar-player/person, thank you!!!
Mariella
martha_mae
31 May 2003, 00:11
Thanks for sharing Paul 8)
black dog
18 Jan 2004, 22:01
I've just found this thread and the link is great. Thank you for posting it Metal Loaf.
Hey Meat Heads!!!
I've received so many emails in regards to how I do the motorcycle gtr. It got me thinking, hmmmmmmmmmm, why don't I record it and put it on my intro page??! Go to: www.metalloaf.com
Being that I have more time here than on stage with MEAT LOAF I decided to give it a kick start with a longer idle time. The gear shifting is created with the whammy bar. I change strings for each gear. The skid sounds are created by scratching the pick against the strings. The crash is created by holding the whammy bar down so that the strings flap across the fret board.
Hope you like it.
Metal Loaf
Very awesome, thanks for sharing. 8O
Cpl Mickey
19 Jan 2004, 15:01
:D WOW i just found the link and went and had a listen. it sent shivers down my back, it is awesome Paul well done.
Skeleton
20 Jan 2004, 11:38
Brilliant work and thaks for explaining how you did it. :D
hi Paul just added a new message about how to play the motorcycle sound
for the once interested :D http://www.metalloaf.com/main.htm:D
That's awesome Paul !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pudding
10 Dec 2005, 03:22
I'm probably in a minority here but it doesn't sound like a motorcycle to me, not they way Todd's did on Bat. Great guitar playing though.
Pud :twisted:
Paul I heard it and I love it!!!! :cheer:
Hope you are well too!!
A banana!! :yay: I just noticed that!! Havent been on here in ages!!
DazLoaf01
13 Nov 2006, 21:26
hi Paul just added a new message about how to play the motorcycle sound
for the once interested :D http://www.metalloaf.com/main.htm:D
It's not on his site anymore, but does anyone have the sound/video clip to this? I'd love to know how to play it and what FX pedal I need?
It's not on his site anymore, but does anyone have the sound/video clip to this? I'd love to know how to play it and what FX pedal I need?
If I remember correctly you don't, put the amp in distortion and use the wammy(sp?) bar so the strings flap across the fret board and use each string like it's a new gear. That's all I can remember right now...
sunneke
13 Nov 2006, 22:10
Thanks for sharing the motorcycle sound Paul!!!!!
geordieloaf
13 Nov 2006, 22:22
Brilliant. Thanks for that.
DazLoaf01
14 Nov 2006, 14:45
If I remember correctly you don't, put the amp in distortion and use the wammy(sp?) bar so the strings flap across the fret board and use each string like it's a new gear. That's all I can remember right now...
Ah thanks! But more info, more info!!
Just realised, if you read the first post in this thread it tells you all about it. Paul posts how he actually does it.
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