Hear & Download Brit Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" Tones!

I enjoy hearing the tones in isolation, and then imagining the rest of the band filling in the other parts. It’s such a great album and Brit Floyd does such a good job of it.
 
javajunkie said:
Awesome. You know you are just a few miles from me right now Cooper :)
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I didn't realize you were that close! I would have loved to have seen you! Next time I'm out, you're my first call.
You'll love the show if you haven't seen it. And we have a tradition at this point of me sitting in on Brick Pt. 2 and Comfy.
 
Cooper Carter said:
I didn't realize you were that close! I would have loved to have seen you! Next time I'm out, you're my first call.
You'll love the show if you haven't seen it. And we have a tradition at this point of me sitting in on Brick Pt. 2 and Comfy.
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/red /rocks is always awesome *unless you get caught in a rain storm. I love the tunnel from backstage to the mixing area. All the signatures and history is so cool.
 
javajunkie said:
/red /rocks is always awesome *unless you get caught in a rain storm. I love the tunnel from backstage to the mixing area. All the signatures and history is so cool.
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Red Rocks is a great place to see a show. Turns out, Brit Floyd was the first show I saw there, about twelve years ago. No rain and lightning in the distance made the show even better.

Examples of weather messing with shows at R/R:
- Tedeshi Trucks - so windy it made it sound psychedelic, but not in a good way - sound was really blurred.
- Big Head Todd and the Monsters - so rainy and windy there were puddles on the front of the stage - the band kept having to move back to stay out of the water.

Even with that - those were still great concerts.
 
javajunkie said:
/red /rocks is always awesome *unless you get caught in a rain storm. I love the tunnel from backstage to the mixing area. All the signatures and history is so cool.
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That tunnel is amazing. And I had no idea how they had to winch the mixer up to the FOH location, until I saw them do it. Crazy.
 
I see that you posted the Comfortably Numb lead preset as well. Is this a completely different preset to that previous Brit Floyd Comfortably Numb preset?
 
secondwindow said:
Red Rocks is a great place to see a show. Turns out, Brit Floyd was the first show I saw there, about twelve years ago. No rain and lightning in the distance made the show even better.

Examples of weather messing with shows at R/R:
- Tedeshi Trucks - so windy it made it sound psychedelic, but not in a good way - sound was really blurred.
- Big Head Todd and the Monsters - so rainy and windy there were puddles on the front of the stage - the band kept having to move back to stay out of the water.

Even with that - those were still great concerts.
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Same thing happen when I saw Rush there. The wind was causing all sort of phasing effects. I've seen a lot of really cool concerts there. Did guitar tech for a U2 cover band there. They reproduced Under a Blood Red Sky Concert to a sold out crowd. It was pretty amazing.
 
javajunkie said:
Same thing happen when I saw Rush there. The wind was causing all sort of phasing effects. I've seen a lot of really cool concerts there. Did guitar tech for a U2 cover band there. They reproduced Under a Blood Red Sky Concert to a sold out crowd. It was pretty amazing.
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That really does sound amazing!
 
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