EricP1954
Experienced
I thought that some of you might enjoy an isolated track of Eric Clapton's iconic lead guitar track from the Beatles' White Album.
I'm not sure of the extraction method that was used to isolate this track, but it wasn't from the original tape, sounds like it might have been done with audio software. My suggestion for tone matching is to grab the solo section where the guitar is most prevalent and tone match from the solo section only. When Clapton plays accompaniment to the vocals, there seems to be an odd character about the decay on the guitar chords that sounds very unnatural.
I'm also not positive what guitar Eric Clapton played, most likely a Les Paul, but it also could have been an ES335 or even an SG ("The Fool" was the psychedelic SG that George Harrison gave to Eric Clapton), anyway, enjoy.
I'm not sure of the extraction method that was used to isolate this track, but it wasn't from the original tape, sounds like it might have been done with audio software. My suggestion for tone matching is to grab the solo section where the guitar is most prevalent and tone match from the solo section only. When Clapton plays accompaniment to the vocals, there seems to be an odd character about the decay on the guitar chords that sounds very unnatural.
I'm also not positive what guitar Eric Clapton played, most likely a Les Paul, but it also could have been an ES335 or even an SG ("The Fool" was the psychedelic SG that George Harrison gave to Eric Clapton), anyway, enjoy.