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He says he "added some reverb", using whatever was in either protools or Studio One, not sure which he used. He says he thinks he added the reverb to the Magmic track, and that perhaps some of the modulation I'm hearing is from phase interaction between the various sources. That seems possible - all those pickups are going to have different attacks and envelopes. Anyway, as far as finding a guitar that gets this sound, I'm not sure brand has a lot to do with it. Baritone is important here, and recording with a combination of pickups (include a mag) and mics.
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For a modern fingerstyle guitar, I might take a look at the new Ibanez Jon Gomm signature models.
He is usuallly labeled a "percussive" player. The Ibanez Jon Gomm guitar has slightly longer scale and a mix of different pickups, and gets a big sound, especially through a suitable set of effects.
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I would also consider Lowden’s S or F shape. Very characteristic tone, but incredible guitars. |
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To me the sound on the video is very reminiscent of the sound Adrian Legg got from his adamus put throught the old zoom 9002 effects.. including chorus and reverb of course.
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If I were looking for an upper end acoustic for fingerstyle, I'd be going to Mighty Fine Guitars in Lafayette, Ca. A lot of luthier built fare there.
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I think a Cedar/Rosewood or Alpine/Cocobolo Furch could get you really close to that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDy1G90mW-0 |