Here's the solo from Pink Floyd's "On the turning away", with firmware 24.05 of the Axe-Fx III. I'm playing over a live backing track of my band, "The Mauritian Tribute to Pink Floyd", with my original guitar track muted.
This new version of my Pink Floyd presets for the Axe-Fx III is the ultimate one, for me
for the first time, I can say I got the sound I had in my head, with the perfect balance between warmth and presence, inspired by the live sounds from "PULSE" and "Delicate sound of thunder" ! After working a couple of weeks on them, I wanted to re-record many solos from my tribute bands setlist. Here's "Comfortably numb" :
...and another take of "Comfortably numb", this time mostly doing my own thing, having fun with the Sustainiac pickup of my Schecter Sun Valley Super Shredder. This one is not to be taken too seriously First solo recorded with a Fender Stratocaster American Ultra FSR
Last one for now : "Time"
More to come !
This new version of my Pink Floyd presets for the Axe-Fx III is the ultimate one, for me
for the first time, I can say I got the sound I had in my head, with the perfect balance between warmth and presence, inspired by the live sounds from "PULSE" and "Delicate sound of thunder" ! After working a couple of weeks on them, I wanted to re-record many solos from my tribute bands setlist. Here's "Comfortably numb" :...and another take of "Comfortably numb", this time mostly doing my own thing, having fun with the Sustainiac pickup of my Schecter Sun Valley Super Shredder. This one is not to be taken too seriously
First solo recorded with a Fender Stratocaster American Ultra FSRLast one for now : "Time"
More to come !
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I do, of course. I recorded 10 songs one day, and Shine on on the following day. But I didn't want to release all of them all at once 
