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2007-01-09, 20:47
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Opeth - Atonement
just wondering what effects they use on the lead guitar in this song?
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2007-01-09, 22:03
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Wrong forum.
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2007-01-09, 22:09
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oh, sorry, i assumed this forum would deal with crap like this. could a mod move this to the appropriate forum?
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2007-01-10, 04:58
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There arent really any fancy effects aside from probably your typical delay and reverb you have on lead guitar. The actual equipment was a Paul Reed Smith Singlecut played through a Laney GH-100L.
Ive got the bonus Ghost Reveries DVD. 
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buy a stick of graphite (art stores) and rub it into your nut
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2007-01-10, 10:18
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hmmm.. the wave like effect is most definetly a flanger of sorts.
I'm not sure about the tone itself, it's probably just something in the EQ, or some kind of midsweep.
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2007-01-10, 14:22
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The only thing that has extra effects on it is the background guitar tracks. The beginning of the song starts out with an A being swelled in by an Ebow.
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2007-01-11, 22:57
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yep, ebow.
with opeth, if youre not sure, its always an ebow
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2007-01-12, 02:22
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Hahah yea thats a pretty good rule of thumb. I got one awhile back, fookin sweet.
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