Nope.
No, and if they did, they wouldn't sound the same on your Axe, for many reasons.
Exactly to many variables
No, if you know what you are doing and how to tweak. They can be an excellent base to develop your tones.
Can you elaborate on this? If you play a Strat like Gimours, I thought the AXE FX 3 would sound the same on everyone. I know speakers can make a difference. If you had the same guitar and speakers, what else are big contributors to sounding different? I notice some presets from different sellers sound terrible compared to their demos.
I believe they’re called “fingers”. David G. can play a ukulele and it sounds like “David Gilmour”. Go figure.
The most important thing is the player, this is the big different in the electric guitar sounding world.
Yes, and for this player and his way of playing sound great , we can say similar to Gilmour, but that doesn´t mean that you will get the same because you are not this player. The most important thing is the player .Do you realize that these presets are not played by Gilmour?
One of the biggest reasons is, at the time this video was shot, Damian was still playing an Axe-II. He has since migrated to an AXE-III, with help from Cooper.
